When the Border Security Force (BSF) implemented a strict "zero firing" policy during patrolling along the Indo-Bangladesh border, a troubling incident occurred yesterday, where a group of Bangladeshi miscreants allegedly abducted an Indian jawan.
A high-level coordination meeting between the inspector general of the Border Security Force (BSF) and the region commander of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) was held on Thursday at the Border Outpost (BOP) Fulbari, located in the Jalpaiguri district.
The Border Security Force (BSF) apprehended two Bangladeshi nationals and handed them over to the Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB).
With a view to resolve border issues in a friendly manner, sector commander level meetings between Border Security Force (BSF) and Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB) are carried out on a regular basis in the North Bengal Frontier of BSF.
The commitment was made during a four-day inspectors general meeting held in Shillong, which concluded on Thursday.
Earlier on May 13, the BSF Meghalaya had apprehended two Bangladeshi nationals who illegally entered India through the International Border with intentions of robbery.
On the occasion of 53rd Victory Day of Bangladesh, Border Security Force (BSF) and its Bangladesh counterpart Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) organised Joint Retreat Parade at Immigration Check Post at Fulbari near Siliguri today.
The match was conducted to encourage and strengthen friendly ties between two great nations – India and Bangladesh and the two elite border guarding forces – BSF and BGB.
Pleasantries were exchanged, the bugle was sounded, and troops of the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Border Guards Bangladesh…
