Aizawl, Mizoram Governor Vijay Kumar Singh on Saturday lauded the long-standing friendship between the armed forces and the local community.
Mizoram Governor lauds armed forces-civilian friendshipAddressing a statewide gathering of ex-servicemen here, Singh, himself a decorated retired general, praised the courage and devotion to duty displayed by the veterans, describing their discipline as a model for the nation.
He remarked that Mizoram’s ex-servicemen are among the “smartest” in the country, adding, “This is the epitome of how an ex-serviceman should conduct himself.”
The Governor highlighted Mizoram’s proud tradition of peace and mutual respect, praising the unique harmony, mutual respect and goodwill shared between civilians and personnel in uniform.
He described the rally as a clear reflection of mutual trust and cooperation between the people and the armed forces.
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Asserting that the veterans are “living embodiments of selfless service”, the governor recalled their sacrifices, citing the long hours spent away from family in the nation’s most challenging terrain to ensure national security.
Singh welcomed the establishment of a dedicated medical camp and a grievance redressal cell to help seniors with pensions, welfare schemes and rehabilitation.
He expressed optimism that these initiatives would yield positive results and announced plans for more comprehensive medical camps in the near future.
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Reiterating government’s commitment to elders and their families, the governor emphasized that they must always be treated with dignity and care, invoking the spirit of “Tlawmngaihna”, the Mizo ethos of selfless service and concern for others.
Mizoram Home Minister K Sapdanga was also present on the occasion, praising the dedication and service of the veterans, who prioritized their duty above all else.
He urged the youth to take inspiration from their example to become responsible citizens.
During the ceremony, nine ex-servicemen, families of one gallantry award recipient and five brave women were honored and supported.
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