Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma, the Army Commander of Northern Command, recently conducted a visit to the regions of Chhatru and Basantgarh. The purpose of this visit was to evaluate the existing counter-terrorism grid and the operational readiness of the units stationed in these areas.
During his time in the region, the Army Commander engaged in detailed discussions with ground commanders, focusing on strategies to enhance the security architecture and maintain peace in the region. He took the opportunity to commend the troops for their unwavering commitment to their duties and acknowledged the effective field leadership that has been managing the response to emerging threats.
Lt Gen Sharma emphasized the critical need for continuous vigilance and the incorporation of advanced technologies to improve operational efficiency. He reiterated the Northern Command’s unwavering commitment to keeping Jammu & Kashmir free from terrorism. His visit serves as a testament to the Indian Army’s enduring resolve to uphold regional stability and security.
In related developments, other senior military officials have also been active in the region. For instance, Lt Gen Prasanna Kishore Mishra recently reviewed operational preparedness along the Line of Control in the Bhimber Gali sector, while Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth assessed the operational readiness of a logistics unit in the desert sector. Additionally, Major General Puneet Doval has been appointed as the Commandant of the High Altitude Warfare School located in Gulmarg, further enhancing the capabilities of the Indian Army in diverse terrains.
These activities underline the ongoing efforts by the Indian Armed Forces to ensure national security and address various operational challenges in the region.
