In a significant operational meeting, Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command, conducted a strategic discussion in Porbandar with the Flag Officer Gujarat Naval Area (FOGNA) and the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the Indian Coast Guard (ICG). This meeting aimed at reinforcing coastal security while tackling pressing operational challenges and improving inter-agency coordination.
The discussions highlighted the need for a unified approach to address the rapidly evolving maritime security landscape facing India’s western coastline. Officials recognized the importance of collaborative operations, effective intelligence sharing, and the establishment of rapid response mechanisms to enhance the security of these critical coastal areas.
Lieutenant General Seth underscored the necessity for seamless synergy among the Indian Army, Indian Navy, and Indian Coast Guard, particularly in light of the strategic significance of Gujarat’s extensive coastline. The dialogue served not only to strengthen existing ties among the armed forces but also reaffirmed their collective commitment to fortifying coastal defenses against emerging threats and ensuring maritime safety.
Moreover, the meeting outlined a roadmap for bolstering operational preparedness and improving inter-agency cooperation, consolidating the Indian Armed Forces’ unwavering resolve to protect national maritime interests and prevent illegal activities along the coast. The collaborative efforts discussed are expected to enhance the security framework in place, ensuring the nation’s safety and security in the maritime domain.
