Lt Gen Sanjay Mitra, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of Central Command, visited forward locations in the Garhwal and Kumaon sectors to review the Indian Army’s operational preparedness and combat readiness in the challenging high-altitude Himalayan terrain.
The visit reaffirmed the Army’s emphasis on maintaining a high state of operational readiness in strategically important mountain areas. During the visit, the Army Commander reviewed the preparedness of troops deployed at forward locations and assessed their ability to remain operationally effective in the demanding terrain and conditions of the Himalayan region.
Lt Gen Mitra appreciated the troops for their exceptional professionalism, combat readiness and dedication to duty. He commended their commitment to maintaining operational standards while serving in challenging high-altitude conditions.
Emphasising the importance of sustained vigilance and preparedness, the Army Commander encouraged all ranks to maintain peak operational efficiency and remain ready to respond decisively to any challenge. He underscored the need for continued focus on operational excellence, discipline and readiness.
The visit highlighted Central Command’s continued focus on reviewing frontline preparedness and ensuring that troops remain vigilant and mission-ready. The Army’s commitment to operational excellence in the mountain sectors remains central to maintaining a high level of combat readiness.
The message of the visit was clear: steadfast resolve, unwavering readiness and sustained vigilance in the mountains are essential to remaining prepared for every operational challenge.
