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Sector Commander-Level Meet Held

BGB, BSF for peace, resisting crimes

Our Correspondent, Thakurgaon
Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) agreed to maintain peace along the border and resist trans-border crimes through joint cooperation in a sector commander level border coordination meeting in Panchagarh on Friday.
Thakurgaon Sector Commander Col Mohammad Golam Mostafa led the five-member BGB delegation while a sevenmember BSF team was led by Shiliguri Sector DIG MS Chowhan at the meeting held at Banglabandha border outpost (BOP) underTentulia upazila of the district.
After the 3-hour meeting in the morning, Col Golam Mostafa told this correspondent over cell phone that both sides agreed to develop a mutual relationship between the two borlder forces of the neighbouring countries.
They also agreed to maintain peace on the border, show highest restraint in special circumstances and resolve border related problems though discussion.
The two sides also agreed to take up programmes to develop awareness among the people to obey border rules.
Meanwhile, BSF picked up a Bangladeshi national from Jagdal border in Baliadangi upazila early yesterday.
The victim was identified as Abdul Kader, 25, son of late Salimuddin of Ratandighi village. He was a cattle trader.
Locals said, BSF troops picked up Kader from near the border around 12.30am.
A Chuadanga report adds: BSF pushed back nine Bangladeshi people into the Bangladesh territory through Darshana border early Friday.
They were identified as Khwaja Sheikh, 30, Dwin Islam, 40, Faruk Sheikh, 33, Nahid, 20, Mizan, 25, Salam, 28, Raza Molla, 22, Mostakin, 22, and Habibullah, 20.
They hailed from different areas of Jessore and Narail districts, reports UNB.
Lieutenant Colonel SM Maniruzzaman, commanding officer of 26 BGB Battalion, said Indian police arrested the Bangladeshis while they were entering the country through the border area allegedly in search of job in October, 2013.
They were sent to an Indian jail where they had been languishing since then.
When BSF pushed them back at about 3:00am, BGB troops arrested them and handed over them to Damurhuda police.