Indian Army’s Western Command Celebrates 78th Raising Day

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Indian Army's Western Command celebrates 78th raising day

According to Media Sources, Western Command of the Indian Army celebrated its 78th Raising Day on September 15. To commemorate the Raising Day, Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command, and former Army Commanders, paid tribute to the brave soldiers of the Command, who made the supreme sacrifice by laying a wreath at the Veer Smriti War Memorial, Chandimandir, said an official statement from the Indian Army. On the occasion, Lt Gen Katiyar, GOC-in-C Western Command, while conveying his greetings to all ranks and families of Western Command, stressed the need to uphold the virtues of Naam, Namak, and Nishan and said that Western Command remains unwavering in its resolve to safeguard the Western Front and achieve a decisive victory in any future conflict. He further added that as a responsible organisation and citizen, the Command is also actively involved in realising the dream of Sashakt Bharat with its contributions to nation-building. The selfless acts of fallen soldiers are testimony to the fact that the Indian Army and Western Command have been a steadfast pillar in defending national sovereignty and contributing to national well-being.

As Per Media Sources, The Command was raised on 15 September 1947 in the crucible of adversity and forged on the anvil of one of the most momentous and heartrending transmigrations of human population in the two new nations of India and Pakistan. The Headquarters of Delhi and East Punjab Command was raised at Delhi and was made responsible for the defence of Delhi and East Punjab areas.

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