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Lt-Gen Jaiveer Singh takes over as Kharga Corps GOC

Updated At : 05:40 AM Jan 05, 2017 IST

Lt-Gen Jaiveer Singh Negi pays homage to the martyrs at Vijay Samarak in Ambala Cantonment on Wednesday.

Tribune News Service

Ambala, January 4

Lt-Gen Jaiveer Singh Negi, GOC, Kharga Corps, today laid a wreath at Vijay Samarak in Ambala Cantonment to pay homage to the brave martyrs.

General Negi took over command of the Kharga Corps from Lt-Gen MM Naravane.

In his military career spanning over 36 years, the GOC has held various important command and staff appointments.

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