Assam CM Visits Regimental Centre in Shillong

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited the Assam Regimental Centre in Shillong on Saturday, paying tribute to soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice in the service of the nation.

He laid a wreath at the War Memorial and signed the visitors’ book during his visit.

The Assam Regimental Centre, established in 1941 during World War-II, has a long and distinguished history.

Sarma’s visit was the first by an Assam Chief Minister to the Centre since Dispur became the state's permanent capital.

The Chief Minister witnessed a demonstration of combat tactics using drones and visited the training areas, where he witnessed jungle lane shooting, commando briefing, tribal trap and reflex shooting range exercises.

Army personnel also demonstrated martial arts and karate.

Sarma later attended a programme at the Centre’s Dah Auditorium, where a documentary on the history of the Assam Regiment was screened.

Army personnel performed Bihu dance and presented martial traditions of warriors from the Northeast, along with other cultural presentations.

The Chief Minister interacted with officers and Army personnel as well as the families of 24 Agniveers and 20 ex-servicemen.

He also discussed the prevailing situation and functioning of the Centre with the Centre Commandant.

Recalling the sacrifices of soldiers who laid down their lives to safeguard the country's freedom and territorial integrity, Sarma said their courage, valour and patriotism would continue to inspire generations to come.

The Assam Regiment has a glorious history of valour and sacrifice, and visiting the Centre was a matter of great honour and a deeply inspiring experience for the Chief Minister.

The courage of the soldiers is the true strength of the nation, and their supreme sacrifice will remain immortal in the collective memory of all.

Lt General Mohit Wadhwa, GOC 101 Area, and Centre Commandant Brigadier Vikas Rai Sandilya were present during the visit.

The visit highlights the importance of the Assam Regimental Centre and the role it plays in the country's defence.

It also showcases the Chief Minister's commitment to honouring the sacrifices of the soldiers and their families.

The Assam Regimental Centre is a symbol of the state's rich military history and its contribution to the country's freedom and security.

The visit is a significant event in the state's calendar, and it will be remembered for a long time to come.

The Chief Minister's tribute to the fallen soldiers is a reminder of the sacrifices made by the armed forces to protect the nation.

It is a testament to the bravery and patriotism of the soldiers who have laid down their lives for the country.

The visit is also an opportunity for the Chief Minister to interact with the officers and personnel of the Assam Regimental Centre and to learn about their training and operations.

It is a chance for him to understand the challenges faced by the armed forces and to appreciate their sacrifices.

The visit will go a long way in boosting the morale of the soldiers and their families, and it will inspire future generations to join the armed forces.

The Assam Regimental Centre is a proud institution, and the Chief Minister's visit is a recognition of its importance and significance.

The centre has a long history of producing brave and dedicated soldiers who have served the nation with distinction.

The visit is a celebration of the centre's achievements and a tribute to its rich history and tradition.

It is an occasion for the Chief Minister to express his gratitude to the soldiers and their families for their sacrifices and service to the nation.

The visit will be remembered as a significant event in the history of the Assam Regimental Centre, and it will inspire future generations to follow in the footsteps of the brave soldiers who have served the nation.

The Chief Minister's visit is a testament to the state's commitment to honouring the sacrifices of its soldiers and to recognizing the importance of the Assam Regimental Centre.

It is a proud moment for the state and its people, and it will be remembered for a long time to come.