ITBP deputes First Officer to the newly created Guwahati based Eastern Command
ITBP deputes First Officer to the newly created Guwahati based Eastern Command
The Indo Tibetan Border Police guards the line of actual control. It has recently posted the first officer to head the newly created Guwauhati based Eastern command. The ADG Amrit Mohan Prasad has been posted to the Guwahati headquarters of the ITBP.
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Eastern command
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About the head
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About the new command
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Commands of Indian Army
Eastern command
The
Eastern command overlooks the Indo Tibetan Border Police battalion posted along
the line of actual control in states such as Assam, Sikkim, arunachal pradesh.
The frontiers of the command are located at Lucknow and Itanagar. The new ITBP
headquarters of the command was inaugurated recently.
The
Eastern command also supervises the Indo Tibetan Border Police Battalion
deployed for anti-naxal operations in Chhattisgarh.
About the head
The
head appointed is of the Additional directorate General (ADG) rank. This
command head was sanctioned by the union government in October 2019. This was
done for the better operation. Around 35 to 38 battalion forces are deployed
along line of actual control.
Earlier
to the appointment of the head the border forces deployed were headed by an IG
rank official.
About the new command
The
new Eastern command will streamline operations, deployment, Intelligence and
administrator movements of the Indo Tibetan Border Police personnel in the
border regions. The command will also bring better Synergy with the Army.
Eastern
Command is one of the seven operational commands of Indian Army. It is
headquartered at Kolkata. The command looks after the international borders
with countries such as Bhutan, Nepal, China, Myanmar and Bangladesh. The
Eastern command was formed in 1920.
Commands of Indian Army
The
Indian Army is the fourth largest army in the world. It is divided into 7
commands as follows
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Eastern command headquartered at Kolkata
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central command headquarters lucknow
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northern command headquartered at Udhampur
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southern command head quartered at Pune
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South Western Command headquartered at the Jaipur
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western command headquartered at Chandigarh
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training command headquarters at Shimla


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