Rajasthan: Army Commander Sapta Shakti reviews operational preparedness at key military stations
Jaipur, June 12
Lieutenant General Manjinder Singh, Army Commander of Sapta Shakti Command, conducted a detailed review of operational preparedness at military stations in Bathinda, Sri Ganganagar, and Bikaner on Friday.
The visit aimed to assess training activities, operational logistics, and administrative functions of the Chetak Corps.
As a part of the review of operational preparedness of various formations under Sapta Shakti Command, Lieutenant General Manjinder Singh, Army Commander, Sapta Shakti Command, visited Bathinda, Sri Ganganagar and Bikaner Military Station.
He was briefed on the operational preparedness, training activities, operational logistics and administrative aspects of the Chetak Corps.
The Army Commander visited the formations and training facilities in the station and appreciated the high commitment and professionalism of all ranks. He stressed the need for task-oriented and realistic training and validation, with a focus on empowering the units with cutting-edge technologies.
He accentuated that all ranks must keep themselves abreast with the latest trends and technological advancements, emerging cyber threats and be able to act as first responders to any threat, online or offline.
Finally, the Army Commander appreciated all ranks for their dedication, hard work and zeal. He exhorted everyone to continue serving with the same enthusiasm and dedication in the future.
— ANI
Reader Comments
As someone who grew up near Bathinda, I often take for granted the silent dedication of our soldiers in these border stations. This review shows the Army's commitment to staying ahead of threats.
Good to see Lt Gen Manjinder Singh personally checking things. But I hope the review also looks at soldier welfare like accommodation, leave, and family support. Morale starts with basics.
The emphasis on realistic training and cutting-edge tech is spot on. Our jawans deserve the best equipment to face modern challenges. Hope these reviews translate into action on ground.
From Srinagar to Sri Ganganagar, our Army is second to none. But the mention of 'first responders to any threat' makes me wonder if we are giving them enough cyber warfare tools. Needs more investment.
Proud moment to see our Army Commander reviewing multiple stations in one day. The dedication of these officers never fails to inspire. Jai Hind! 🚩
As a retired Army man from Chetak Corps, I can tell you such reviews are critical. But what about the shortage of officers? We need more focus on recruitment and retention too. Kaam toh bahut hai.
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