Vikrant Shekhawat : Jan 15, 2022, 03:21 PM
Indian Army is celebrating its 74th Raising Day today. Indian Army Day is celebrated by the Indian Army on 15 January every year. On this occasion, Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane congratulated the country and then addressed the people. On this occasion, the army chief targeted Pakistan fiercely. He said that Pakistan is helpless with its habit of harboring terrorists. Around 300-400 terrorists are sitting in training camps across the border looking for an opportunity to infiltrate. Attempts to smuggle weapons by drones from across the border are also going on.Situation on LoC is already correct, but Pakistan is giving shelter to terroristsThe Army Chief said that the situation along the LoC is better than last year but Pakistan is still harboring terrorists along the border. Around 300-400 terrorists are waiting to infiltrate into India. A total of 144 terrorists have been killed in retaliation.Talks on with China: Army ChiefThe army chief said last year was challenging for the army due to Chinese tensions and in the recently held 14th meeting, several points were discussed to keep the situation under control.Our 5000 plus soldiers deployed in various peacekeeping operationsThe Army Chief said that during the Corona epidemic, our mutual cooperation with the neighboring countries has increased further. The Indian Army has always been a significant contributor to the United Nations Peacekeeping. Even today, more than 5000 soldiers of our army are deployed in various peacekeeping operations, which are giving a different identity to the country.Indian Army will continue to play an important role in safeguarding national interests: RajnathOn the occasion of Army Day, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday that besides increasing India's stature and strength, the Indian Army will continue to play an important role in protecting national interests. Rajnath Singh said that the Indian Army keeps a constant watch on the borders of the nation and thus instills confidence in the citizens. He said that the Indian Army is preparing to play an expanded role to deal with the newly emerging multi-sectoral security challenges.