India-Bangladesh border talks set to start in Delhi

By PTI

NEW DELHI: India and Bangladesh will maintain biannual talks between their border guarding forces right here starting Sunday throughout which the 2 sides are anticipated to debate a number of points associated to combating cross-frontier crimes and measures to create higher synergy.

A 15-member delegation of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), led by its director basic (DG) Major General AKM Nazmul Hasan, landed in Delhi on Saturday.

Border Security Force (BSF) DG Sujoy Lal Thaosen and senior officers of the power welcomed them on the airport, officers mentioned. The four-day talks will conclude on June 14 at a BSF camp in southwest Delhi’s Chhawla space.

“The conference is being organised to discuss the border-related issues and for better coordination between both border guarding forces. Discussions will be held on how to jointly curb the various trans-border crimes and timely sharing of information between both the border guarding forces,” a BSF spokesperson mentioned in a press release.

Further, there will probably be deliberations on developmental and infrastructural works, joint efforts for efficient implementation of Co-ordinated Border Management Plan (CBMP) and Confidence Building Measures (CBMs), the spokesperson mentioned.

This would be the 53rd version of the talks and the final such assembly was held in July final 12 months when the BSF delegation travelled to Dhaka.

The BSF guards the 4,096-km-long worldwide border with Bangladesh on India’s jap flank.

These talks had been held yearly between 1975 and 1992 however they had been made biannual in 1993 with both aspect alternately travelling to the nationwide capitals of New Delhi and Dhaka.

A senior BSF officer had earlier advised PTI that the relations between the 2 nations and their border forces are excellent and the convention is anticipated to boost these ties.

A joint file of “discussions” will probably be signed by the 2 sides on the finish of the convention.

READ MORE: India has to be careful for its jap border

NEW DELHI: India and Bangladesh will maintain biannual talks between their border guarding forces right here starting Sunday throughout which the 2 sides are anticipated to debate a number of points associated to combating cross-frontier crimes and measures to create higher synergy.

A 15-member delegation of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), led by its director basic (DG) Major General AKM Nazmul Hasan, landed in Delhi on Saturday.

Border Security Force (BSF) DG Sujoy Lal Thaosen and senior officers of the power welcomed them on the airport, officers mentioned. The four-day talks will conclude on June 14 at a BSF camp in southwest Delhi’s Chhawla space.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

“The conference is being organised to discuss the border-related issues and for better coordination between both border guarding forces. Discussions will be held on how to jointly curb the various trans-border crimes and timely sharing of information between both the border guarding forces,” a BSF spokesperson mentioned in a press release.

Further, there will probably be deliberations on developmental and infrastructural works, joint efforts for efficient implementation of Co-ordinated Border Management Plan (CBMP) and Confidence Building Measures (CBMs), the spokesperson mentioned.

This would be the 53rd version of the talks and the final such assembly was held in July final 12 months when the BSF delegation travelled to Dhaka.

The BSF guards the 4,096-km-long worldwide border with Bangladesh on India’s jap flank.

These talks had been held yearly between 1975 and 1992 however they had been made biannual in 1993 with both aspect alternately travelling to the nationwide capitals of New Delhi and Dhaka.

A senior BSF officer had earlier advised PTI that the relations between the 2 nations and their border forces are excellent and the convention is anticipated to boost these ties.

A joint file of “discussions” will probably be signed by the 2 sides on the finish of the convention.

READ MORE: India has to be careful for its jap border