A three-day Inspector General Border Coordination Conference began on December 10

A three-day Inspector General Border Coordination Conference between India and Bangladesh began on December 10, while giving the information of the BSF’s South Bengal Frontier spokesman, he said that during the conference, various issues related to border management were discussed in detail between the border guards of the two countries happened. It has agreed on many issues. Officials of both the countries will give detailed information about this at a joint press conference held at a five-star hotel in Kolkata on 11 December. Further, the official said that several issues were discussed on the first day in which the officials of both countries agreed to maintain vigilance and work jointly more vigorously on the joint front to curb cross-border crimes. The conference was held at the South Bengal Frontier Headquarters of BSF in which all the pending developmental work including border crimes, drug trafficking, curbing illegal infiltration, border fencing, mutual interest and bilateral border management related issues were discussed in detail.