Director General of Assam Rifles, Lieutenant General Vikas Lakhera, highlighted the importance of protecting the India-Myanmar Border and Kashmir Valley. He called for readiness to face future security challenges. The Assam Rifles Commanders Conference, chaired by Lieutenant General Lakhera, focused on enhancing operational capabilities and combat readiness.
The conference included Formation Commanders, Battalion Commanders, and staff officers discussing the induction of advanced weapons, sharing best practices, and improving training initiatives. Assam Rifles guards a significant portion of the 1,643-km border with Myanmar across four Northeastern states. The event also recognized units for their efforts in promoting the official language.
Lieutenant General Lakhera praised the personnel for their professionalism and performance under tough conditions. The conference emphasized the need for vigilance in the ever-changing security landscape. The event concluded with a renewed commitment to operational excellence.
On the eve of the 191st Raising Day of Assam Rifles, a cultural evening was organized at the headquarters in Shillong. The program, inaugurated by Meghalaya Governor C. H. Vijayashankar, showcased the cultural diversity of the Northeast through various performances. Students, folk groups, and sports teams contributed to the celebratory atmosphere.
