Hyderabad: Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth, leader of the Southern Command, met with Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy in Hyderabad on Saturday. They discussed improving cooperation between the military and local government, focusing on regional security and development.
The meeting highlighted the importance of combining military and civil efforts. They talked about improving internal security, aiding veterans, responding to disasters, and launching development projects. They aimed to boost law and order, enhance intelligence sharing, and prepare for new regional challenges.
A significant part of their discussion was on Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR). They explored how to better integrate military and civil resources for quick and effective responses during natural disasters. The Indian Army’s past relief efforts were praised, showing their commitment to public service beyond defense.
Veteran welfare was also a major topic. They discussed improving support for ex-servicemen and their families, ensuring they receive the dignity and care they deserve. Both leaders agreed on the importance of honoring retired personnel and improving access to support services.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy praised the Indian Army’s unwavering support and pledged to strengthen ties with the military. Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth emphasized Southern Command’s commitment to being a reliable partner in both security and regional development. He stated, “The Indian Army remains a pillar of support, safeguarding the nation and contributing to Telangana’s prosperity.”
This significant meeting shows a strong commitment to integrating military and civil efforts, highlighting the Indian Army’s growing role in building the nation and enhancing community resilience in Telangana.
