Lieutenant General Gambhir Singh, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Gajraj Corps, recently conducted a comprehensive visit to the forward areas of the Blazing Sword Division. This inspection aimed to assess the division’s operational readiness and to engage directly with its personnel operating in the challenging High Altitude Areas (HAA).
During his visit, Lt Gen Singh interacted with soldiers and officers, commending their unwavering dedication and resilience in the demanding HAA terrain. He motivated them to embody the ethos of “Fight Forward, Fight Aggressive,” emphasizing the importance of maintaining a proactive and assertive stance in all operational scenarios.
A significant focus of the GOC’s visit was the evaluation of indigenous drones currently being developed in-house by the Gajraj Corps. Lt Gen Singh reviewed the progress of these technological advancements and encouraged the seamless integration of new-generation equipment into existing Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs). He highlighted that such integration is crucial for enhancing the operational effectiveness of the Indian Army, ensuring that it remains adept at addressing evolving security challenges.
The Gajraj Corps, under the leadership of Lt Gen Singh, has been instrumental in initiatives like the establishment of the Kameng Museum in Arunachal Pradesh, reflecting a commitment to preserving cultural heritage alongside fulfilling defense responsibilities. The Blazing Sword Division, a key formation under the Gajraj Corps, continues to play a pivotal role in safeguarding India’s frontiers, particularly in the northeastern region.
Lt Gen Singh’s visit underscores the Indian Army’s dedication to operational excellence, technological innovation, and the well-being of its personnel, reinforcing its readiness to defend the nation’s sovereignty under all circumstances.
