Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Central Command, recently conducted a visit to the forward areas in the Kumaon Sector. This visit was aimed at reviewing the operational preparedness of troops stationed along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), particularly in the challenging high-altitude Himalayan terrain.
During his visit, the Army Commander took the opportunity to evaluate the readiness of various formations and units responsible for protecting the nation’s borders under extreme environmental conditions. He received comprehensive briefings regarding the current operational posture, surveillance strategies, logistics arrangements, and force sustainment efforts in these forward areas.
In his interactions with the troops, Lt Gen Sengupta expressed admiration for their unwavering vigilance, resilience, and professionalism, emphasizing their essential role in upholding peace and security along the LAC. He met with soldiers stationed at forward posts, where he commended their high morale, discipline, and combat readiness, despite the demanding conditions they face daily.
The atmosphere at these locations was marked by a strong sense of josh and pride among the soldiers, who reiterated their unwavering commitment to duty and service to the nation. The Army Commander highlighted their courage, preparedness, and exemplary dedication, describing the soldiers as the backbone of India’s frontline defense in the Himalayan region.
This visit not only reaffirmed the Indian Army’s dedication to operational excellence but also emphasized the importance of leadership engagement and soldier welfare in sensitive border areas. The Central Command continues to prioritize readiness and morale, ensuring that troops are well-prepared to defend the nation in one of its most challenging terrains.
