Staff Reporter :
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Sunday said that the law enforcement agencies have taken necessary preparation so that no one can create any “untoward situation” during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bangladesh on the occasion of the Bangabandhu’s birth centenary celebration.
“We will welcome Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the state of honour. Members of our law enforcement agencies will act alongside armed forces across the country to ensure his
security,” Kamal said while talking to reporters before attending a programme in Nogaon on Sunday afternoon.
Responding to a query over border killing by Border Security Force (BSF), the home minister said he has brought up the issue with his Indian counterpart on numerous occasions.
Claiming that the incident of border killing increased this year compared to last year, said Kamal adding that discussions between the BSF and Border Guard Bangladesh is going on to bring border killings to zero.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Sunday said that the law enforcement agencies have taken necessary preparation so that no one can create any “untoward situation” during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bangladesh on the occasion of the Bangabandhu’s birth centenary celebration.
“We will welcome Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the state of honour. Members of our law enforcement agencies will act alongside armed forces across the country to ensure his
security,” Kamal said while talking to reporters before attending a programme in Nogaon on Sunday afternoon.
Responding to a query over border killing by Border Security Force (BSF), the home minister said he has brought up the issue with his Indian counterpart on numerous occasions.
Claiming that the incident of border killing increased this year compared to last year, said Kamal adding that discussions between the BSF and Border Guard Bangladesh is going on to bring border killings to zero.
