Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Central Command, visited Bareilly Cantonment, where he addressed officers of formations and units under Uttar Bharat and interacted with all ranks at the JAT Regimental Centre.
During his interaction with officers, Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta shared insights from his operational experience and highlighted the evolving character of warfare. He drew attention to the increasing relevance of drone warfare, cyber operations, technology absorption, resilient logistics and focused training of Agniveers.
The Army Commander emphasised the need to remain responsive to changes in the character of warfare and to develop capabilities in line with emerging operational requirements. The interaction provided an opportunity for officers of formations and units under Uttar Bharat to hear operational insights from the Central Army Commander.
The visit also included an interaction with all ranks at the JAT Regimental Centre, where Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta reviewed the training being imparted to Agniveers. The training was described as rigorous and focused on preparing the recruits for their responsibilities as soldiers.
At the JAT Regimental Centre, the Army Commander reviewed the rigorous training being imparted to Agniveers and commended the instructor staff for maintaining high standards in their training. He appreciated their efforts in shaping disciplined, skilled and combat-ready soldiers.
The emphasis on Agniveer training formed an important part of the visit, with the focus on developing soldiers who are disciplined, skilled and prepared for combat responsibilities. The interaction with the instructor staff also highlighted their role in maintaining the required standards during the training process.
Lt Gen Anindya Sengupta’s visit to Bareilly Cantonment brought together operational insights, interaction with formations and units, and a review of training at the JAT Regimental Centre. His address highlighted the changing nature of warfare and the importance of drone warfare, cyber operations, technology absorption, resilient logistics and focused training.
The visit reinforced the emphasis on preparing personnel and formations to meet evolving operational requirements while maintaining high standards of training and professionalism. At the JAT Regimental Centre, the focus remained on shaping disciplined, skilled and combat-ready soldiers through rigorous training.
