On 100th Day of India-Pakistan Ceasefire on Border, Indian Army Chief to Visit Kashmir to Review Situation

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Nagaland, May 21 (ANI): Army chief MM Naravane on a two-day visit to review the operational readiness along the Northern Borders of Arunachal Pardesh and security situation in the hinterland of NorthEast in Dimapur on Friday. (ANI Photo)

With the ceasefire between the armies of India and Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) entering the 100th day, Army chief Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane would be in Srinagar on a two-day visit starting Wednesday to review the situation on ground along the border and the counter-terrorist operations in the valley.

The latest ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan had started in the last week of February after talks between the director generals of military operations of both armies and it has been observed by both sides since then. Read More…

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