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Amogh Division’s 44th raising day celebrated

Updated At : 06:57 AM Jul 17, 2015 IST

Abohar, July 16

The Amogh Division of the Army celebrated its 44th anniversary at Sadhuwali near Sriganganagar today.

Three of the division’s previous General Officers Commanding joined the incumbent General Officer Commanding (GOC) Major General Bipin Bakshi, VSM, in paying homage to martyrs. They laid a wreath at the ‘Shaurya Sthal’ on the Abohar-Sriganganagar road. — OC

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