Army Chief reviews formations on Eastern Front, visits Trishakti and Spear Corps
Army Chief General Dhiraj Seth visited the Eastern Command to assess operational preparedness and security dynamics along the eastern frontier. During his visit, he reviewed technology integration and community outreach programs while outlining his 'VIJAY' vision for the Indian Army.
Why it matters
High-level military reviews are essential for maintaining national security and readiness in strategically sensitive border regions.
Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Dhiraj Seth visited the Eastern Command on July 14-15 to review the security situation and assess the preparedness of formations deployed along the eastern frontier.
The Indian Army said that during his visit to the Trishakti Corps, General Seth was briefed by the General Officer Commanding on operational deployments, surveillance architecture, and the prevailing security dynamics in the sector.
The Army Chief also reviewed ongoing initiatives aimed at technology absorption, capability enhancement and force modernisation.
On July 15, the COAS visited Bengdubi Military Station, where he assessed regional security arrangements and reviewed operational logistics to ensure sustained readiness.
The Army Chief subsequently visited the Spear Corps and evaluated its operational preparedness amid the evolving security environment in the North East.
He was briefed on inter-agency coordination mechanisms and measures being undertaken to enhance combat readiness.
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