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PM to address military brass in Gujarat tomorrow

JCOs, jawans to participate in conference for first time

Prime Minister Narendra Modi. File photo

New Delhi, March 4

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a conference of the country’s top military leadership in Gujarat’s Kevadia on Saturday.

The conference will witness the participation of jawans and junior commissioned officers (JCOs) for the first time, senior officials said.

They said the jawans and JCOs would be attending specific sessions related to human resource issues during the three-day Combined Commanders’ Conference that started on Thursday. — PTI

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