DGMO's Visit to Manipur: Review of Border Security and Infrastructure
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Synopsis
On February 24-25, DGMO Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai visited Manipur to review the security situation along the India-Myanmar border, engaging with state officials and assessing infrastructure developments. His visit highlighted the need for comprehensive security measures and collaboration between military and state authorities.
Key Takeaways
- DGMO Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai's visit to Manipur.
- Assessment of border security and infrastructure.
- Meetings with state officials for strategic discussions.
- Focus on stabilizing the India-Myanmar border.
- Significant arms recoveries in recent operations.
New Delhi, Feb 25 (NationPress) Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), made an official visit to Manipur. The main aim of this visit was to carry out a thorough assessment of the conditions along the India-Myanmar border (IMB).
During his time in the region, the DGMO collected crucial updates regarding the ongoing developments in border infrastructure within the state.
He engaged with the state's Governor and high-ranking officials to hold in-depth discussions on the matter.
The conversations revolved around the necessity to stabilize the existing security landscape in the state, with an emphasis on improving border management and reinforcing security frameworks along the India-Myanmar border.
Lt Gen Ghai's visit took place on February 24-25.
Throughout his trip, he conducted meetings with Ajay Kumar Bhalla, the Governor of Manipur, as well as the state security advisor, the chief secretary, and the Director General of Police (DGP) of Manipur.
The DGMO evaluated the security scenario along the India-Myanmar border and scrutinized security-related operations within the state, particularly in border regions. He also prioritized the operational readiness of the Indian Army.
During his discussions with key stakeholders, Lt Gen Ghai underscored the significance of a comprehensive government approach.
It is important to note that the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has successfully constructed over 61,000 km of roads, more than 900 bridges, several tunnels, and numerous airfields under challenging conditions over the last sixty years, not just along India's borders but also in allied nations such as Bhutan, Myanmar, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
Lt Gen Ghai's visit emphasized a collaborative effort between military and state officials, with the goal of executing strategic measures for stability and the well-being of the populace.
Recently, the Army has achieved significant recoveries of arms, ammunition, and various materials across multiple districts of Manipur.
In high-stakes operations, items such as mortars, AK-47 rifles, pistols, hand grenades, explosives, and other weaponry were confiscated, along with substantial amounts of ammunition and equipment.
These recoveries occurred in various locations throughout the state.
