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Hand Over Indian Militants: BSF To BDR 11 days ago
(RTTNews) - Concerned over the large number of militants taking shelter in neighboring Bangladesh in the east, India's Border Security Force (BSF) has asked its Bangladesh counterparts to hand over militants and their leaders from the country's northeast hiding in its territory.
A BSF spokesman told newsmen Sunday after the four-day meeting between senior officials from the two sides that they have requested top officials of Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) to also dismantle around 90 camps and hideouts set up by northeastern Indian militants in Chittagong Hill Tracts of southeast Bangladesh and Sylhet besides other regions.
Also, BSF has also asked the BDR commanders to take appropriate action to stop poaching of wild animals and exploiting natural resources along the border, the spokesman added.
The BDR has also been asked to allow Indian authorities to complete a large number of developmental projects including river embankments, bridges, irrigation projects, market sheds and drinking water sources along the India-Bangladesh border.
These remain incomplete following objections raised by the BDR, citing the 1975 India-Bangladesh 1975 agreement, which however barred only defense construction on either side of the Indo-Bangla border.
The meeting, held in Sylhet in eastern Bangladesh from Wednesday to Saturday, has also finalized strategies to jointly tackle infiltration, trans-border crimes, prevention of smuggling of cattle, drugs, narcotics, fake Indian currency notes and other crimes.
The Sylhet meeting came ahead of the director general-level talks between the border forces of India and Bangladesh.
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