Lieutenant General Abhijit S Pendharkar, the General Officer Commanding of Spear Corps, recently conducted an important visit to the Indian Army and Assam Rifles formations stationed along the Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur. The primary purpose of this visit was to evaluate the evolving security situation in the region and to assess the operational preparedness of the troops tasked with protecting this strategically vital area.
During his visit, Lt Gen Pendharkar took time to closely examine the current security dynamics, lauding the soldiers for their professionalism and high morale. He expressed admiration for their unwavering dedication to maintaining stability in a region that faces numerous security challenges. Emphasizing the vital role played by the Indian Army and Assam Rifles, he underscored their responsibility in safeguarding the sensitive Indo-Myanmar border.
The Corps Commander commended the troops for their resilience and commitment to service, encouraging them to remain firm in their duties. He stressed the importance of operational readiness, strong coordination, and proactive vigilance to counter any potential threats that might arise, all with the goal of ensuring lasting peace and stability in the region.
Furthermore, Lt Gen Pendharkar extended his engagement beyond active-duty personnel by meeting with Ex-Servicemen. During these interactions, he expressed gratitude for the invaluable contributions these veterans have made to the nation. He highlighted their ongoing roles in community welfare, their mentorship of younger generations, and their efforts in reinforcing the ethos of service to the country.
This visit served as a reaffirmation of the Indian Army’s commitment to securing the Indo-Myanmar border. With a strategic focus on border management, counter-insurgency operations, and community engagement, the Spear Corps continues to play a crucial role in preserving peace, enhancing operational capabilities, and fostering robust civil-military cooperation in the region.
