Lieutenant General Abhijit S Pendharkar, the General Officer Commanding of the Spear Corps, made a significant visit to the Assam Rifles post at Doyapur in Chumukedima. His visit aimed to thoroughly assess security arrangements, operational preparedness, and the welfare of troops stationed in the area.
During this comprehensive engagement, Lt Gen Pendharkar took the time to interact with the officers and personnel present at the post. He praised their exemplary professionalism, discipline, and unwavering commitment to maintaining peace and security in a region recognized for its strategic sensitivity. He emphasized the crucial need for operational readiness and continuous vigilance in adapting to evolving threats, which are essential for ensuring both personnel safety and the security of local communities.
In his discussions, the Corps Commander stressed the importance of fostering strong collaboration with local residents. He acknowledged that community cooperation is vital for enhancing intelligence gathering, developing early warning mechanisms, and overall operational effectiveness. He encouraged troops to maintain high morale and a sense of unity while ensuring that security responsibilities are balanced with initiatives aimed at building trust and goodwill with civilians.
This visit also provided a platform for commanders to share valuable feedback from the field, address emerging challenges, and refine strategies that would promote seamless coordination across different units.
The visit reinforces the Indian Army’s dedication to maintaining a strong security posture in Nagaland, while also advancing a harmonious relationship with local communities. By merging operational excellence with community engagement, the Spear Corps is not only bolstering stability but also deterring potential threats and supporting sustainable development initiatives in the region.
