Central Command Chief Reviews LAC Readiness: High-Tech Surveillance Bolsters Garhwal Frontier Security

GARHWAL, February 26, 2026 — In a resolute display of military preparedness, Lieutenant General Anindya Sengupta, GOC-in-C of the Central Command, conducted a high-stakes operational review of troops deployed across the rugged forward areas of the Garhwal Region.

Reaffirming the Indian Army’s absolute readiness “from icy heights to operational might,” the Army Commander’s visit underscored a steadfast commitment to securing the nation’s frontiers against evolving threats.

The assessment focused on the strategic deployment of forces along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), where the integration of cutting-edge technology is currently redefining border management and defensive posturing in high-altitude zones.

During his tour of the inhospitable terrain, Lt Gen Sengupta commended the formations for their successful implementation of advanced surveillance technologies, which now enable seamless, round-the-clock monitoring of the LAC.

This digital transformation has significantly enhanced the Army’s situational awareness and rapid-response capabilities, even in extreme sub-zero conditions. Interacting with the soldiers on the ground, the Army Commander lauded their grit and unwavering morale, motivating all ranks to remain innovative.

He emphasized the need to maximize combat effectiveness by fully utilizing newly inducted weaponry and state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring the Central Command remains a formidable and future-ready force in the face of modern warfare challenges.