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Lt Gen Hitesh Bhalla, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Fire and Fury Corps, conducted a comprehensive review of the operational preparedness at forward posts near Demchok. The visit underscored the strategic importance of maintaining high vigilance and readiness in this sensitive sector.
During his visit, Lt Gen Bhalla inspected various forward positions and interacted extensively with the troops stationed in the rugged terrain of Eastern Ladakh. He was briefed on the current security situation, the operational challenges faced by the units, and the measures implemented to enhance combat readiness.
Commending the troops for their exemplary professional excellence, Lt Gen Bhalla lauded their unwavering dedication and resilience in one of the most challenging operational environments. He emphasized the critical role played by the Fire and Fury Corps in safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty and maintaining peace in the region.
“The operational preparedness and morale of our troops are exemplary. Their readiness to face any eventuality is commendable, and I urge them to continue their vigil with the same zeal and commitment,” stated Lt Gen Bhalla. He further reiterated the necessity for the troops to remain in a high state of operational readiness to counter any threats and ensure the security of the nation.
The Corps Commander’s visit to the forward posts is part of a routine inspection aimed at evaluating and enhancing the operational capabilities of the troops. This visit also serves to boost the morale of the soldiers, reaffirming the leadership’s commitment to addressing their needs and challenges.
The Fire and Fury Corps, a key formation of the Indian Army, plays a pivotal role in the defense of the nation’s northern frontiers. The Corps has a distinguished history of operational excellence and continues to uphold its legacy of valor and dedication.
Lt Gen Bhalla’s visit highlights the continuous efforts of the Indian Army to maintain a robust defence posture in the strategically significant region of Eastern Ladakh. The Corps remains vigilant and ready to meet any challenge, ensuring the safety and security of the nation’s borders.