The 55th Director General Level Border Co-ordination Conference between India's Border Security Force (BSF) and Bangladesh's Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has begun in New Delhi, aiming to address pressing border-related issues and enhance coordination between the two border-guarding forces. The four-day conference, which will take place from February 17 to 20, is expected to discuss a range of issues, including border fence construction, attacks on BSF personnel and civilians by Bangladeshi criminals, and joint efforts for effective implementation of the Co-ordinated Border Management Plan (CBMP) and Confidence Building Measures (CBM).

The BSF delegation is led by Daljit Singh Chawdhary, Director General, BSF, while the BGB delegation is headed by Maj General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui, Director General, Border Guard Bangladesh. The conference is a significant step towards strengthening border security and promoting cooperation between the two countries. The border security agencies of India and Bangladesh are working together to address common challenges and enhance security measures. The meeting is also expected to focus on developmental and infrastructural works, and the implementation of the CBMP and CBM.

The conference is the first such meeting since former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ouster last year, and it is expected to have a significant impact on the relationship between the two countries. The meeting is currently underway at the BSF Headquarters in New Delhi, and the concluding session and signing of the Joint Record of Discussions will take place on February 20. The cooperation between the two countries is crucial in maintaining peace and stability in the region, and the conference is a step in the right direction.

Some of the key issues that are expected to be discussed during the conference include: * Border fence construction * Attacks on BSF personnel and civilians by Bangladeshi criminals * Joint efforts for effective implementation of the CBMP and CBM * Developmental and infrastructural works * Confidence Building Measures (CBM) between the two countries. The conference is an opportunity for the two countries to work together and find solutions to common problems, and it is expected to have a positive impact on the relationship between India and Bangladesh.

The India-Bangladesh border is a sensitive area, and the conference is a significant step towards strengthening border security and promoting cooperation between the two countries. The conference is expected to have a positive impact on the relationship between India and Bangladesh, and it is a step in the right direction. The cooperation between the two countries is crucial in maintaining peace and stability in the region, and the conference is an opportunity for the two countries to work together and find solutions to common problems.