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'Unequal agreements during Hasina's tenure': Bangladesh summons Indian envoy to discuss border issues

IndiaTimes Sunday, 12 January 2025
India and Bangladesh addressed escalating border tensions, emphasizing a cooperative approach to crime prevention. Disputes stem from "unequal agreements" of a previous government. The efforts to install barbed wire fencing along the border were halted amid objections from the Border Guard Bangladesh.
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