Imphal, July 5: Reinforcing its commitment to the welfare of former servicemen, the Assam Rifles under the Spear Corps organised an Ex-Servicemen Meet at Modi in Manipur, bringing together 59 veterans for an interactive programme focused on their welfare and well-being.

The event provided a platform for meaningful interaction between serving personnel and ex-servicemen, strengthening the enduring bond between the force and its veteran fraternity while acknowledging their invaluable service to the nation.
During the meeting, officials discussed various welfare initiatives and government schemes available for veterans. Special emphasis was laid on healthcare facilities, pension-related assistance, documentation support, and the prompt redressal of grievances to ensure that retired personnel continue to receive the benefits and support they deserve.
Assam Rifles representatives also interacted individually with the veterans to understand their concerns and assured them of all possible assistance in resolving issues related to pensions, medical care, and other welfare matters.
The gathering offered an opportunity for veterans to share their experiences, provide feedback, and reconnect with the force they had proudly served. Officials highlighted that such interactions help strengthen mutual trust while ensuring that ex-servicemen remain closely associated with the Assam Rifles family.
The veterans appreciated the initiative and expressed gratitude to the Assam Rifles for its continued concern for their welfare and for creating a dedicated platform to address their issues.
Officials said the programme reaffirmed the Assam Rifles' unwavering commitment to safeguarding the dignity, welfare, and well-being of those who have served the nation with distinction. They added that the force remains dedicated to supporting its veterans through regular outreach programmes and welfare initiatives, recognising their invaluable contribution to national security and service to the country.