Lt Gen Pratik Sharma Highlights Medical Advancements at ARMEDiCON 2026, Praises Op SINDOOR Efforts
Lt Gen Pratik Sharma, the Army Commander of the Northern Command, addressed attendees on the subject of “Op SINDOOR – Medical Implications” during the opening day of ARMEDiCON 2026 at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) in Pune. His visit to this distinguished medical training institution included a tour of advanced facilities, such as the Containerized Mobile Operation Theatre. This tour underscores the Armed Forces' commitment to enhancing deployable, mission-oriented medical infrastructure for operations in challenging environments.
During his address, Lt Gen Pratik Sharma praised the Armed Forces medical teams for their exceptional service during Operation SINDOOR. He recognized the professionalism, resilience, and preparedness displayed by the medical personnel under demanding operational conditions.
The Commander remarked that the operational readiness exhibited during Op SINDOOR highlights the significant role of military medicine as a key enabler in combat scenarios. He stressed that prompt medical responses, innovations in trauma care, and forward-deployed medical capabilities are crucial for maintaining combat effectiveness and saving lives on the battlefield.
The event highlighted the Indian Army's ongoing focus on integrating operational experiences with medical education, research, and innovation to enhance readiness for future conflicts.
