Army chief to visit forward locations in Ladakh

June 24, 2020 11:16

On the second day of his two-day visit to Ladakh to review the on-ground situation and the progress in talks with the Chinese military, Army Chief General MM Naravane on Wednesday is on a visit to the forward locations in the Eastern Ladakh area.

The Army chief will also interact with troops on the ground.

The Army Chief on Tuesday departed for Leh to review the on-ground situation and the progress in talks with the Chinese military.

He also interacted with Ladakh MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal, during his two-day visit to Eastern Ladakh.The Northern Army Commander and Leh Corps Commander were also present during the interaction. General Naravane visited an Army hospital and interacted with gallant Indian Army soldiers who were injured in the clash in Galwan valley on June 15 and are undergoing treatment. PTI

Image: Army Chief General MM Naravane interacts with soldiers at the Military Hospital, Leh, yesterday during his two-day visit to the UT.

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