The Army’s Northern Command chief reviewed the security situation along the Line of Control (LoC) in Rajouri, Jammu & Kashmir, amid heightened vigilance in the border districts. The visit comes as part of routine operational assessments to ensure preparedness against infiltration attempts and cross-border threats.
Senior commanders briefed the Northern Command chief on the latest ground situation, including surveillance measures, deployment patterns, and coordination with local units. The review emphasized strengthening counter-infiltration grids and maintaining high alertness in sensitive sectors.
Officials noted that the inspection also focused on operational readiness, welfare of troops, and synergy between the Army, paramilitary forces, and intelligence agencies to safeguard the LoC. The chief lauded the soldiers for their dedication and resilience in challenging terrain and reiterated the Army’s commitment to national security.
The visit underlined the importance of proactive monitoring and swift response mechanisms to counter any hostile activity along the LoC, ensuring peace and stability in the region.
