Relations between India and Bangladesh have not been good for some time. India had also expressed its protest against the continuous incidents and atrocities against the people of Hindu community in Bangladesh. Despite this, the current government of Bangladesh has not taken any such steps to reduce the cases of violence against Hindus there. After the issue of violence against the people of Hindu community present in Bangladesh, now both the countries are seen face to face on the issue of flooding on the border. According to sources, Bangladesh is so upset with India’s border fencing that it even summoned Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma on Sunday. However, India has made it clear that the fencing work will continue.
accused of breach of agreement
The current government of Bangladesh says that India has violated the bilateral agreement by doing so. According to Bangladesh, India is trying to establish fencing at five places on its border. According to Bangladesh’s government news agency BSS, Verma was summoned by the Foreign Ministry to discuss the increasing tension on the border.
Objection expressed on installation of barbed fence
If we look at the statement issued by Bangladesh, it becomes clear that it has a problem with India erecting a barbed fence on its border. According to Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Jashin Uddin, such activities, especially the installation of barbed wire fencing, have created tension and unrest on the border. In such a situation, India should avoid taking any such action without proper permission.
Fence has been installed on 3271 km border with Bangladesh
Let us tell you that according to the information received, India has already flooded 3271 km of the 4156 km long border with Bangladesh. There is still about 885 kilometers of border between the two countries where there is no fence. India was doing fencing work in this area.
BSF said work is going on
According to media reports, a senior BSP official said that the work of fencing the border is going on smoothly. There was some misunderstanding at the ground level with Bangladesh regarding fencing, which has now been resolved. Now the situation is normal and the fencing work is progressing in a very peaceful manner.