The BGB is strongly resisting India’s push-ins, and 12 to 13 letters have been sent to the Indian government to stop such push-ins
Diplomatic Correspondent : State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam has said that The BGB is strongly resisting India’s push-ins, and 12 to 13 letters have been sent to the Indian government to stop such push-ins.She shared this information to reporters at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday.
State Minister Shama Obaed said, “There is a process to return those who are illegal. India will have to work according to that. The push-ins will have an impact on restoring bilateral relations between the two countries.”
Recently, a large number of BGB members have been deployed at the borders of 26 districts of Bangladesh to prevent the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) from pushing children, women and various people. They are guarding the border 24 hours a day. Local people are also helping them at different places along the border.
Meanwhile, the 57th Director General-level conference between Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) has begun in the Indian capital New Delhi from Monday (June 8) which will be continued till June 11.
The BGB said that various issues such as illegal push-ins, killings of Bangladeshis at the border and border management will be given importance at the conference.
