Kohima, Nov 30 (NationPress) A remarkable 6,000 candidates from the seven Northeastern states, along with participants from West Bengal, Sikkim, and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, took part in the multi-state Territorial Army recruitment rally held in Dimapur, as reported by officials on Sunday.

A senior official stated that the 15-day, multi-state Territorial Army recruitment rally organized by the 113 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) – Rajput concluded on Saturday, marking one of the most meticulously organized, flawlessly executed, and widely attended military recruitment efforts seen in the Northeast in recent years.

The large turnout, which included youth from remote, high-altitude, and previously sensitive areas, showcased not only a strong national aspiration but also an enhanced atmosphere of stability and free movement across the region.

This historic rally was notable for the professional excellence and operational precision exhibited by the 113 Territorial Army Rajput, whose extensive planning, disciplined oversight, and unwavering commitment to fairness, transparency, and merit characterized every day of the event.

According to the official, the unit's capacity to efficiently manage thousands of candidates across multiple testing stations over two consecutive weeks in a Counter-Insurgency (CI) environment highlights an organizational capability of the highest caliber.

The success of this endeavor was further bolstered by the steadfast assistance of the Dimapur civil administration and police, whose collaborative efforts in traffic management, security oversight, and civic facilitation ensured smooth transit and order throughout the rally.

The goodwill and cooperation from the local community greatly contributed to a safe and encouraging environment.

During the event, the 113 Territorial Army Rajput executed several standout support measures that became defining elements of the rally's success: dedicated candidate-assistance counters for real-time documentation help; special help desks for aspirants from remote hill areas; free photocopying and mandatory form services to avoid technical disqualifications; integrated traffic and crowd management in collaboration with civil agencies; transparent and rigorously monitored PFT, PMT, documentation, and medical testing; and provision of essential services, including organized free food, hydration points, rest shelters, and guidance booths for candidates who completed the physical events.

The extraordinary scale, clockwork precision, and people-centric execution of the rally have established a new standard for military recruitment initiatives in the region. The official remarked that the event now serves as a model case study for conducting large-scale, youth-centric employment initiatives under challenging terrains and CI operational conditions.

The exemplary conduct of the 113 Territorial Army Rajput throughout this monumental rally reflects the battalion’s ethos, leadership, and organizational brilliance—qualities that have significantly contributed to empowering the youth of the Northeast and fortifying the connection between the armed forces and civil society.