Dhaka: Curbing cross-border crimes, human trafficking and enhancing joint patrolling had been among the points mentioned on the 54th India-Bangladesh Director General-level Border Coordination Convention in Dhaka from March 5-9.
Whereas the Indian delegation was led by Border Safety Force (BSF) Director General Nitin Agarwal, Bangladesh was led by Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB).
“Both sides appreciated each other's concerns and committed to amicably settle the border issues through sustained, constructive and positive dialogue at all levels,” a BSF assertion mentioned on Saturday.
In addition they agreed to implement the convention choices “in true spirit” on the bottom throughout talks held twice yearly – as soon as in India and as soon as in Bangladesh.
On incidents of assaults/assaults on BSF personnel by Bangladesh-based cross border miscreants, either side agreed to extend coordinated patrolling in delicate areas particularly throughout late night time to early morning and educate individuals dwelling on either side of the Worldwide Border. Restrict.
Reiterating the necessity for “synergistic efforts” to uphold human rights and stop border violence, either side agreed to reinforce joint patrolling and vigilance, intensify public consciousness applications and take acceptable socio-economic growth initiatives.
In addition they agreed to share real-time info to make sure that the incidence of deaths on the border is introduced all the way down to zero with energetic cooperation from either side.
Highlighting the significance of the Coordinated Border Administration Plan (CBMP) in curbing cross-border crimes, human trafficking and unlawful border crossing, either side agreed to pursue and share real-time info and investigation experiences of smugglers (if any). Agreed to do.
Moreover, they agreed to help the victims of human trafficking and facilitate their rescue and rehabilitation as quickly as attainable in accordance with the regulation of the nation.
Each BSF and BGB have determined to pursue six growth works on the Indian facet and the identical variety of growth works on the Bangladesh facet.
As a goodwill gesture, BSF agreed to BGB's proposal for development to protect 18 graves of martyred freedom fighters in Tambil and Sylhet.
Either side reiterated their dedication to work collectively to keep up peace and tranquility on the border and provisionally agreed to carry the following DG stage convention in New Delhi at an acceptable time in September or October 2024.
The final BSF-BGB convention was held at BSF Camp Chhawla, Delhi from June 11-14, 2023.
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