Maj Gen Harinder Singh Mavi Evaluates Assam Rifles' Operational Readiness and Community Engagement in Nagaland
On June 9, 2026, Major General Harinder Singh Mavi, who serves as the Inspector General of Assam Rifles (North), conducted visits to several sites in Nagaland to evaluate the operational preparedness, administrative functions, welfare initiatives, and civil-military collaboration efforts of the force.
Throughout his visit, Major General Mavi received briefings on the current security climate, the state of operational readiness, and the various initiatives intended to sustain peace and stability in the area. He assessed the effectiveness of ongoing operations and evaluated the preparedness of troops stationed throughout the state.
Interacting with officers and troops at different locations, Maj Gen Mavi praised them for their professionalism, dedication, and steadfast commitment to their duties. He acknowledged their efforts in upholding high standards of operational effectiveness while ensuring a secure and stable environment in Nagaland.
The Inspector General underscored the necessity of maintaining high vigilance and robust operational preparedness given the evolving security challenges. He urged the troops to continue their duties with dedication and professionalism, ready to respond effectively to any potential contingencies.
Additionally, Major General Mavi highlighted the importance of strong community engagement and civil-military cooperation as pivotal in building trust, fostering development, and achieving long-term peace in the region. He emphasized that productive interactions with local populations are crucial for ensuring enduring stability and security.
The visit demonstrated Assam Rifles' unwavering commitment to ensuring the safety of the region, while fostering collaboration with civil authorities and local communities to promote peace, stability, and development throughout Nagaland.
Major General Mavi's interactions with troops and field units highlighted the force's emphasis on operational excellence, troop welfare, and people-centric initiatives as integral components of its broader mission in the Northeast.
