The Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi during his visit to Manipur, was briefed on ground conditions and ongoing initiatives aimed at ensuring peace and security in the northeastern state. He then also reviewed the operational preparedness of troops and lauded their high standards of professionalism, resilience and dedication under challenging circumstances.
COAS also met with the Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Wednesday, and discussed the Durand Cup, which started in Imphal today. Peace and progress in the region was also among the topic of discussion.
The Army chief was accompanied by senior officers, including the Eastern Army Commander, at the meeting at Raj Bhavan in Imphal, a statement said.
"The governor extended his heartfelt congratulations to the Army leadership on the successful execution of Operation Sindoor, and commended the Indian Army for its exemplary professionalism, commitment, and tireless efforts in ensuring the security and stability of the region," it said.
"The Chief of the Army Staff expressed his appreciation to the Governor and the Government of Manipur for their continued support and active facilitation in the successful organisation of the event," it said.
COAS will witness a match of the 134th edition of the Durand Cup at Khuman Lampak Stadium, marking the tournament’s return to Imphal after two years.
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