Lieutenant General Gambhir Singh, the General Officer Commanding of the Gajraj Corps, has conducted a thorough visit to the forward areas of the Blazing Sword Division. This inspection was aimed at evaluating the division’s operational readiness while directly engaging with personnel stationed in the demanding terrain of the High Altitude Areas (HAA).
Throughout his visit, Lt Gen Singh took the opportunity to interact with both soldiers and officers, offering commendations for their steadfast dedication and resilience in the challenging HAA environment. He encouraged them to embrace the mantra of “Fight Forward, Fight Aggressive,” underlining the significance of maintaining a proactive and assertive approach in all operational circumstances.
A key focus of the GOC’s visit was the assessment of indigenous drones currently being developed by the Gajraj Corps. Lt Gen Singh reviewed the advancements in this technology and emphasized the need for seamless integration of new-age equipment into the established Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs). He asserted that such integration is essential for bolstering the operational effectiveness of the Indian Army, ensuring it remains well-equipped to tackle evolving security threats.
Under Lt Gen Singh’s leadership, the Gajraj Corps has also been proactive in initiatives aimed at cultural preservation, exemplified by the establishment of the Kameng Museum in Arunachal Pradesh. This effort reflects a commitment to safeguarding cultural heritage while fulfilling defense responsibilities. The Blazing Sword Division, a crucial unit under the Gajraj Corps, continues to play a significant role in protecting India’s borders, particularly in the strategically important northeastern region.
Lt Gen Singh’s visit serves as a testament to the Indian Army’s commitment to operational excellence, innovative technology, and the well-being of its personnel, reinforcing its readiness to defend the nation’s sovereignty in all situations.
