Lieutenant General Manjinder Singh, Army Commander of the Sapta Shakti Command, recently visited Bathinda Military Station to review the operational preparedness of Chetak Corps. During his visit, he engaged in extensive discussions with formation commanders, focusing on a range of operational issues critical to the security and readiness of the forces.
The Army Commander stressed the importance of integrating advanced technology and validating new concepts of warfighting to enhance the operational capabilities of the corps. His emphasis on technology absorption is in line with the Indian Army’s ongoing efforts to modernize and adapt to the evolving nature of warfare.
Lt Gen Singh commended all ranks for their professionalism, commitment to duty, and selfless spirit, acknowledging their continuous efforts to maintain high standards of service.
He also exhorted all personnel to train rigorously and remain operationally ready at all times, highlighting the necessity of preparedness in today’s complex security environment.
The visit to Bathinda Military Station underscores the Sapta Shakti Command’s commitment to ensuring the highest levels of readiness and efficiency among its troops. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement and readiness, Lt Gen Singh aims to bolster the overall defensive posture and capability of Chetak Corps.
