In a significant development, Lt Gen Pratik Sharma, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Northern Command, has conducted a thorough review of the anti-infiltration grid in North Kashmir. This visit aimed to assess the overall operational readiness of the military formations stationed along the Line of Control (LoC).
During his time in the region, Lt Gen Sharma interacted intimately with both officers and troops, recognizing their steadfast professionalism and commendable dedication in maintaining a robust defensive posture. He praised the enhanced surveillance measures and precision strike capabilities which play a critical role in ensuring the security of the border, especially given the evolving nature of security threats.
Highlighting the troops’ commitment to keeping operational alertness at a peak level, Lt Gen Sharma acknowledged their relentless efforts in protecting the nation’s borders against a backdrop of increasing security challenges. He stressed the need for continuous improvement in operational capabilities through the integration of emerging technologies, particularly for real-time intelligence and surveillance. This strategic approach aims to bolster India’s counter-infiltration efforts along the sensitive LoC.
The visit serves to reinforce the Army’s ongoing commitment to maintaining operational superiority amidst rising cross-border threats and infiltration attempts in North Kashmir. The feedback and insights gathered during this review will be instrumental in further refining the strategies employed to safeguard this critical region.
