GANGTOK, : Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) director general Amrit Mohan Prasad visited
36th Battalion SSB in Gyalshing during April 19-21.
During
his three-day tour, the director general interacted extensively with officers,
subordinate officers, jawans, and their families, taking keen interest in their
welfare and working conditions, informs a press release.
A
Sainik Sammelan was held during the visit, where Prasad patiently listened to
the concerns and suggestions put forth by the personnel. He assured the force
that appropriate measures would be taken to address genuine issues and
reiterated his commitment towards the welfare and betterment of SSB personnel.
The
director general appreciated the relentless dedication, high morale, and
enthusiasm of the jawans serving in the challenging and high-altitude terrain
of Sikkim. He highlighted the importance of physical and mental well-being and
informed that an anti-obesity drive is being planned across the force to
promote a healthier lifestyle and higher operational readiness.
In
addition to his interactions with the force, Prasad also visited prominent
locations in Gyalshing and held discussions with the SSB commandants and
officials from the district administration. These engagements were aimed at
gaining a deeper understanding of the unique geographical and operational
challenges faced by units deployed in the region.
His
visit concluded with valuable guidance to enhance both administrative and
operational efficiency of the SSB units in Sikkim, reaffirming the force’s
commitment to national security and the welfare of its personnel, the release
adds.
