Rajnath Singh Visits Assam’s Dinjan, Reviews Operational Readiness Along LAC

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh visited Army Formation in Dinjan in Assam’s Dibrugarh district on Wednesday and reviewed the operational readiness of the formation in the easternmost part of the country.

During the visit to Dinjan, Rajnath Singh was briefed on infrastructure development along LAC as well as capability development and operational preparedness by General Officer Commanding, 3 Corps Lieutenant General RC Tiwari and other senior officers.

The defence minister was also briefed on employment of cutting-edge military equipment and technology to enhance operational efficiency of the troops deployed in frontline. He commended the stellar work and yeoman services being rendered by all ranks of Spear Corps under challenging conditions. 

On Thursday, Singh will visit forward posts to make on-ground assessment of the operational preparedness and interact with troops. He will also interact with members of second religious expedition to Athu Popu, an annual trek of local Idu Mishmi tribe which is being facilitated by Indian Army since 2021 as part of outreach and continued efforts towards supporting the locals and development of tourism. 

The defence minister will also review infrastructure projects of Border Roads Organisation (BRO) during his visit.

Rajnath Singh is on a three-day visit to Assam and Arunachal Pradesh till September 30 (Friday) wherein he is scheduled to visit the frontline locations.

He is being accompanied by Chief of the Army Staff General Manoj Pande and General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Command Lieutenant General RP Kalita along with other senior officers.  

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