The Indian side described the barbed wire fencing, border lighting, and installation of technical devices and cattle fences as measures for securing the border

Bangladesh has objected to BSF's attempts to fence five points along border with India. Indian envoy to Dhaka, Pranay Verma, met Bangladesh’s foreign secretary in Dhaka Sunday.

The Ministry of External Affairs summoned Bangladesh's acting high commissioner to discuss border security issues, reinforcing India's commitment to a crime-free border. Emphasizing existing protocols and agreements,

The tensions between India and Bangladesh primarily stem from allegations by Dhaka that India is attempting to construct fences at five locations along the India-Bangladesh border, which Bangladesh claims violates an existing bilateral agreement between the two nations.

Hours after Bangladesh government summoned the Indian High Commissioner to Dhaka and expressed ‘deep concern’ over recent fencing activities by the BSF at the border, the Ministry of External Affairs

India has told Bangladesh that barbed wire fencing, border lighting, installation of technical devices and cattle fences are measures for securing the border. The message was communicated to Bangladesh acting high commissioner to India Nural Islam who was summoned by the Indian Ministry for External Affairs (MEA) to the South Block today.

Tensions along the border have risen after Bangladesh accused India of attempting to construct fences at five locations along the border, allegedly breaching a bilateral agreement.

India summons Bangladesh Head of Mission over border issue, escalating tensions along India-Bangladesh borders.

India summoned Bangladesh's Deputy High Commissioner Nural Islam on Monday after tensions arose over India's Border Security Force (BSF) activities along the Bangladesh-India border.

The foreign ministry of Bangladesh summoned Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma on Sunday following rising tensions over border issues.