India, Bangladesh discuss border security, agree on several key measures
India and Bangladesh just finished their latest border security talks in Dhaka, tackling big concerns like attacks on BSF personnel and ways to stop cross-border crimes.
The meeting brought together top officials from both sides, who agreed that keeping the border safe is a shared priority.
BSF to roll out 5,000 body-worn cameras
To boost security, the BSF will roll out 5,000 body-worn cameras for better evidence collection after a total of 68 of its personnel had been injured in criminal attacks, with more than 35 of those injuries occurring by June 2025.
Both countries are also agreed to early construction of a new fence and working together to prevent smuggling and protect riverbanks along the border.
The next round of talks is set for March 2026 in India, with both sides aiming to keep things peaceful and cooperative going forward.