Army Chief in Valley

Srinagar, Mar 21: The Army Chief, General V K Singh, Monday reviewed the operational preparedness in Jammu and Kashmir in the wake of changing environ¬ment and security scenario.
A Defence spokesman said General Singh, who was accompanied by his wife Bharti Singh, the president of Army’s Central Family Welfare organisation, was received by Northern Com¬mand Chief Lt General K T Parnaik and General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based 15 Corps Lt Gen S A Hasnain here.
“He reviewed operational preparedness in the valley in view of the changing environ¬ment and security scenario,” the spokesman said.
He further said Singh also visited the troops deployed in high altitude areas and on the Line of Control in the Valley. Bharti Singh visited Army Base Hospital at Srinagar and interacted with the patients.

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