According to the media reports, The Border Security Force (BSF) and Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) on Monday concluded a pivotal 20th IsG BSF-Region Commanders BGB Level Border Coordination Conference. It was hosted by the BSF South Bengal Frontier in Kolkata, aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation and coordination on crucial border security issues.
The conference, attended by BSF’s inspector General from South Bengal Frontier, North Bengal Frontier and Guwahati Frontier and BGB’s Regional Commander from Jessore and Rangpur Region, underscored the commitment of both nations to jointly tackle cross-border crimes and promote mutual understanding. The Joint Record of Discussion (JRD) was signed by both heads of the Delegation of Border Security Forces of India and Bangladesh.
As per the information, The discussions at the conference addressed pressing concerns such as attacks by Bangladeshi miscreants on BSF personnel and Indian civilians, attempts to snatch weapons from security forces, illegal border crossing by Bangladeshi nationals, and various other transgressions affecting border stability. Recognising the gravity of these challenges, the BSF and the BGB reached consensus on several key measures to combat transnational crimes effectively:
- Curb on smuggling: Both security forces agreed to intensify efforts to curb smuggling of contraband items including wildlife, counterfeit currency, narcotics, and other prohibited substances across the border.
- Joint action against criminals: A mutual commitment was made to take prompt action against individuals involved in criminal activities across the border, including those responsible for the abduction of Indian nationals and farmers.
- Protection of border integrity: Measures to prevent incidents such as cutting of border fences by Bangladeshi smugglers and theft of Indian farmers’ crops were deliberated upon and strategies were formulated to safeguard border pillars from tampering.
The conference also laid emphasis on the importance of high-level border management, including joint patrols to identify vulnerable areas and sharing of real-time intelligence to enhance operational efficiency. Both the BSF and the BGB reiterated their commitment to enhancing friendship and cooperation between India and Bangladesh through sustained dialogue and collaborative efforts.
Speaking on the occasion, Shri Ayush Mani Tiwari, IPS, IG, South Bengal Frontier expressed optimism about the outcomes of the Conference, stating “The discussions have reinforced our resolve to jointly address security challenges along the India-Bangladesh border. This partnership reflects the strong bond between our countries and our shared commitment to peace and security”. The IsG BSF-Region Commanders BGB Level Border Coordination Conference in Kolkata serves as a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral relations, promote regional stability, and ensure the safety and prosperity of our respective citizens.
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