President Droupadi Murmu congratulated the Indian Coast Guard on its 50th Raising Day, recognizing its vital role in protecting the nation’s maritime interests and safety. Established in 1977, the Indian Coast Guard serves as a crucial maritime law enforcement and search and rescue agency, overseeing territorial waters and exclusive economic zones.
President Murmu praised the Coast Guard’s dedication over the past five decades in safeguarding maritime interests, coastline protection, and ensuring maritime safety. She commended the personnel for their commitment to national security and humanitarian services, extending warm greetings and best wishes for their future endeavors.
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan also lauded the Indian Coast Guard’s contributions to national security, maritime safety, and environmental protection. He expressed confidence in the force’s capabilities and commitment to excel as it enters its ‘Swarnim Varsh’ (golden year), wishing continued success, innovation, and excellence in their endeavors.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh acknowledged the Coast Guard’s proactive efforts in safeguarding coasts, responding to disasters, and enhancing national security. As the force enters its Golden Jubilee year, Singh expressed optimism in its ability to lead maritime surveillance with advanced capabilities and operational excellence, extending best wishes for their continued success in protecting the seas.
