Srinagar: A total of 540 Agniveers of the seventh batch successfully passed out from the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAKLI) Regimental Centre during an attestation and Passing Out Parade held in Srinagar on Saturday.
The parade, conducted against the backdrop of the Kashmir Valley, marked the culmination of months of rigorous military training and the induction of the Agniveers as soldiers ready to serve the nation.
The ceremony was reviewed by the General Officer Commanding, White Knight Corps, who complimented the Agniveers on their immaculate turnout, synchronised drill and high standards of military bearing. Senior military officers, civil dignitaries and family members of the Agniveers were present on the occasion.
The attestation ceremony followed months of intensive physical training, tactical instruction and character-building exercises, symbolising the Agniveers’ commitment to duty, courage and selfless service.
Addressing the newly attested soldiers, the White Knight Corps Commander urged them to uphold the highest traditions of the Indian Army and remain steadfast in service to the nation. He praised the Agniveers for their determination, resilience and dedication displayed throughout their training.
The officer also commended the training staff and instructors for their role in shaping the recruits into disciplined and combat-ready soldiers.
In a special gesture, dignitaries present at the ceremony honoured the parents of the Agniveers with Gaurav Padaks, recognising their contribution and sacrifice in sending their sons to serve the nation.
The parade concluded with the oath of allegiance and a ceremonial march past as the newly inducted soldiers pledged their commitment to safeguarding the unity, integrity and security of the country.
