October 31, 2026: Lieutenant General VMB Krishnan, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of the Indian Army’s Eastern Command, visited military formations in Sukna, West Bengal, and Tezpur, Assam, where he interacted with officers and troops.
During the visits, the Eastern Army Commander engaged with military personnel serving in these strategically important locations, which play a significant role in the Indian Army’s operational presence in the northeastern region.
The visits formed part of the Eastern Command’s continued emphasis on operational readiness and engagement with troops deployed across its area of responsibility.
Sukna is home to the headquarters of the Indian Army’s Trishakti Corps, while Tezpur houses the headquarters of Gajraj Corps. Both formations play important roles in safeguarding India’s eastern and northeastern frontiers.
The Army Commander’s interaction with officers and soldiers highlighted the importance of maintaining close communication between senior military leadership and troops responsible for operational duties.
The Indian Army’s Eastern Command remains responsible for safeguarding strategically sensitive areas along India’s eastern borders, with a continued focus on preparedness, vigilance and operational effectiveness.
