Lt Gen Devendra Sharma Reviews Training Ecosystem at Institute of Military Law
On February 21, 2026, Lieutenant General Devendra Sharma, who serves as the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Army Training Command (ARTRAC), visited the Institute of Military Law (IML) to evaluate its training environment and plans for future development.
During his visit, General Sharma received a briefing on the current training initiatives, the progress of infrastructure, and transformative goals aimed at enhancing the professional military legal education. The presentation detailed efforts to update curriculum delivery to meet the changing operational and disciplinary needs of the Armed Forces.
Lt Gen Sharma also engaged with officers enrolled in the Military Law Service Course (MLSC), highlighting the essential function of Military Law in maintaining discipline, justice, and command efficiency within the Armed Forces. He emphasized that strong legal acumen is crucial for ethical and effective military leadership.
While reviewing the Institute's future training strategies, the Army Commander pointed out the necessity of aligning military legal training with the latest service requirements, current operational challenges, and organizational reforms. The visit underscored ARTRAC's dedication to crafting a strong, forward-thinking military legal framework to enhance the Indian Army's professional standards.
