NEW DELHI: As China prepared to deploy its troops along the border, especially in eastern Ladakh, for the second consecutive winter, top Indian generals on Monday called for measures to maintain high operational readiness as well as logistics and infrastructure. Discussed measures to further crank up the development of
NS Army The Commanders’ Conference, chaired by General MM Naravane and attended by the Vice-Chief and Commander-in-Chief of six operational and one training commands, kicked off with an “update” by the Directorate of Military Operations. Discussions with Defense Minister to be taken forward over the next three days Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat, Navy Chief Admiralty Karambir Singh | And the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal VR Choudhary will also address the top officers of the Army.
Review of operational preparedness along the 3,488-km Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, the 17-month-long military confrontation in eastern Ladakh and the Line of Control with Pakistan, which has seen a spurt in infiltration recently, – Done during brainstorming. on Monday. “We are ready for the long haul, with advance winter stocking and logistics for the frontier areas,” a source said.
“Yes, there is a huge gap in the development of border infrastructure on our side compared to China. But it is being reduced by building more roads, bridges, ammunition storage facilities,” he said.
NS Army The Commanders’ Conference, chaired by General MM Naravane and attended by the Vice-Chief and Commander-in-Chief of six operational and one training commands, kicked off with an “update” by the Directorate of Military Operations. Discussions with Defense Minister to be taken forward over the next three days Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat, Navy Chief Admiralty Karambir Singh | And the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal VR Choudhary will also address the top officers of the Army.
Review of operational preparedness along the 3,488-km Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, the 17-month-long military confrontation in eastern Ladakh and the Line of Control with Pakistan, which has seen a spurt in infiltration recently, – Done during brainstorming. on Monday. “We are ready for the long haul, with advance winter stocking and logistics for the frontier areas,” a source said.
“Yes, there is a huge gap in the development of border infrastructure on our side compared to China. But it is being reduced by building more roads, bridges, ammunition storage facilities,” he said.
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