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GOC White Knight Corps Reviews Security Preparedness in Mathiyanigala Rajouri

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
12/12/2025
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GOC White Knight Corps Reviews Security Preparedness in Mathiyanigala Rajouri
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Rajouri, Dec 12 (JKNS): The General Officer Commanding (GOC) White Knight Corps, Lieutenant General P.K. Mishra, accompanied by the GOC Romeo Force, on Friday visited the Mathiyanigala area of Rajouri district to review the prevailing security situation and assess the operational readiness of troops deployed in the region.

As per news agency JKNS that the Corps Commander was given a detailed briefing on the ground situation, counter-insurgency deployment, inter-agency coordination and the overall security posture maintained by the forces in the hinterland.

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The visit was aimed at ensuring that the operational grid remains robust and fully prepared to counter any emerging challenge.

During the interaction with troops, Lt Gen Mishra commended the high standards of professionalism, alertness and dedication displayed by all ranks. He encouraged personnel to maintain stringent vigilance and uphold uncompromising operational discipline to sustain peace and stability in the region.

The Army reiterated its commitment to maintaining a secure environment and supporting ongoing counter-insurgency efforts in the district. (JKNS

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