On Thursday, the general level of the headquarters between Bangladesh (BGB) and BGB border guards (BGB) and Border Security Force (BSF) were closed, and both parties agreed to tighten security and restrict unlawful records by signing a joint record of discussions (JRD).
Interviews, which began on August 25, recorded the participation of high -level officers from India and Bangladesh in Dhaka.
The Indian delegation led by DG BSF Shri Daljit Singh Chaudhary included 11 members. It included the head of BSF officials, representatives of the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry for External Affairs and the Indian High Commission officials in Dhaka.
The Bangladeshi delegation led by the general General DG BGB Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiiquie consisted of 21 members.
BSF-BGB interviews: What was discussed?
During their four -day meeting, BSF and BGB officials discussed a wide range of questions, including the tightening of border security.
According to a joint press release, DG BGB expressed deep concern about “indiscriminate shooting and killing innocent Bangladesh nationals of BSF and Indian citizens along the border”.
DG BSF has repeated its obligation to prevent the killing of boundaries by taking other preventive measures and intensifying night patrols along the vulnerable border areas.
“Both parties have agreed to perform common programs to raise awareness, implement initiatives of socio-economic development in vulnerable areas, supported respect for borders, and prevented cross-border criminals to reduce such incidents to zero.”
In addition, DG BSF said at the meeting that Bangladesh nationals who would be illegally staying in India will be repatriated by mutually agreed processes.
It was also decided that India and Bangladesh would not carry out any development activities up to 150 yards from zero line, as well as facilitate the Commission for Commission for Common Greeks and prevent unauthorized activities in the ordinary rivers along the border.
Effective measures will be taken to prevent the inhabitants of the borders in engaging in cross -border crimes such as illegal intrusion, smuggling, human trading, violations of border pillars and other offenses.
BSF and BGB repeated their attitude of “zero tolerance” against any armed insurgent groups operating across the border. The delegates agreed to be involved in sharing information in real time to prevent terrorist activities along the border.
Both parties agreed to delay any air space violation. In order to avoid misunderstandings in the future, both parties agreed to share information about pre -planned years in real time and mutual information.
Both parties agreed to recommend their appropriate media to avoid distributing contradictory, misleading propaganda or rumors against each other that can create tension along the border.
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