Guwahati: Top officials of border security agencies of India and Bangladesh on Sunday stressed on coordinated management to check trans-border crimes.
They also emphasised on enhanced mutual trust between the border-guarding forces, an official statement said.
Inspector General, BSF Guwahati Frontier, Dinesh Kumar Yadav, along with his field commanders, interacted with Director General of Border Guard Bangaldesh (BGB) Maj Gen AKM Nazmul Hasan at the international boundary in Assam’s Dhubri district.
“Both the officers briefly discussed the issues related to border management,” the BSF release said.
Focus was laid on the importance of coordinated border management plan in curbing the peril of trans-border crimes. PTI
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They also emphasised on enhanced mutual trust between the border-guarding forces, an official statement said.
Inspector General, BSF Guwahati Frontier, Dinesh Kumar Yadav, along with his field commanders, interacted with Director General of Border Guard Bangaldesh (BGB) Maj Gen AKM Nazmul Hasan at the international boundary in Assam’s Dhubri district.
“Both the officers briefly discussed the issues related to border management,” the BSF release said.
Focus was laid on the importance of coordinated border management plan in curbing the peril of trans-border crimes. PTI
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India, Bangladesh officials stress on coordinated management to tackle trans-border crimes
Top officials from India and Bangladesh stress coordinated management to check trans-border crimes. They discuss border management and the importance of a coordinated plan. They highlight the need for enhanced mutual trust and cooperation between the border-guarding forces. The officials also discuss initiatives to enhance trust and cooperation. They specifically mention the new design single-row fencing.
Top officials from India and Bangladesh stress coordinated management to check trans-border crimes. They discuss border management and the importance of a coordinated plan. They highlight the need for enhanced mutual trust and cooperation between the border-guarding forces. The officials also discuss initiatives to enhance trust and cooperation. They specifically mention the new design single-row fencing.
Sapdanga visits Myanmar border district
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Mizoram’s home minister, K Sapdanga, initiated his first official visit to combat drug trafficking. He visited Champhai district, a primary conduit for illicit drugs from Myanmar. Eastern Mizoram is known for positive contributions but also serves as the main route for smuggled goods. The government is determined to address this issue and appeals for public cooperation. The minister was accompanied by Lalnghinglova Hmar, MoS for excise & narcotics, who emphasized the government’s commitment to fight against drugs.
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During his speech at the convocation of Rashtriya Raksha University, S Jaishankar, the external affairs minister, highlighted India’s efforts to strengthen national security by making its border infrastructure robust. He emphasized the importance of understanding the new contours of national security and posed questions regarding separatism abroad. Jaishankar mentioned that India has focused on becoming self-reliant in defence and forging relationships with multiple powers. He also discussed the significant improvements in road construction, bridging, tunnelling, and border infrastructure budget in the last decade. The minister emphasized the consequences of complacency and neglect in security and the importance of addressing unsettled borders.