The Director General-level conference between Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and India’s Border Security Force (BSF) concluded with both sides agreeing on 10 key measures, including the goal of reducing cross-border killings, assaults, and violence to zero.
The BGB chief expressed deep concern over indiscriminate shootings by BSF that killed or injured unarmed Bangladeshi civilians. In response, the BSF DG reaffirmed India’s commitment to stricter measures, pledging increased night patrols in high-risk areas.
Both sides emphasized timely intelligence sharing and coordinated border management to curb smuggling. Bangladesh also raised concerns over illegal push-ins of Indian nationals and displaced Myanmar citizens. The BSF promised to adhere to agreed repatriation protocols.
বিজিবি-বিএসএফ মহাপরিচালক পর্যায়ের ৫৬তম সম্মেলনে সীমান্তে আক্রমণ, নির্যাতন ও হামলার ঘটনা শূন্যে নামিয়ে আনাসহ ১০ বিষয়ে উভয়পক্ষ একমত হয়েছে।
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