538 Agniveers Pass Out From JAK LI Centre in Srinagar  | Kashmir Life

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAK LI) Regimental Centre in Srinagar on Saturday witnessed the Attestation-cum-Passing Out Parade of the 7th batch of Agniveers, comprising 538 recruits, who successfully completed 24 weeks of rigorous military training.

The parade was conducted with full military tradition and grandeur, marking the formal induction of the Agniveers into various units of the Indian Army.

General Officer Commanding (GOC), White Knight Corps, Lieutenant General PK Mishra reviewed the parade and addressed the passing out Agniveers and their families on the occasion.

Congratulating the recruits, Lt Gen Mishra said the Agniveers were now becoming part of the proud and distinguished JAK LI Regiment after successfully undergoing demanding military training.

He said the regiment’s ethos was not only about sacrificing life for the nation but also about living a life dedicated to service, honour and duty.

“You are fortunate to become part of an Army whose history of bravery, sacrifice and patriotism is written in golden letters. The Indian Army is not merely a force guarding the nation’s borders but also a symbol of trust, security and hope for the people of the country,” he said.

The Corps Commander highlighted the role played by the Indian Army during wars, counter-terror operations, natural disasters and other challenges, stating that the Army remains the first line of hope and support for the country in difficult times.

Addressing the newly inducted soldiers, Lt Gen Mishra said that from this day onwards they would not only wear the uniform and rank of the Army but also carry the aspirations and trust of millions of Indians.

He expressed confidence that their courage, determination and perseverance would inspire future generations and urged them to uphold the traditions of the Indian Army through dedication, discipline and professionalism.

The GOC also acknowledged the contribution of the families of the Agniveers and thanked them for supporting and encouraging their children to join the Indian Army.

Senior Army officers, family members of the Agniveers and other dignitaries attended the ceremony and witnessed the recruits formally joining the ranks of the Indian Army.