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‘Curbing cattle smuggling can stop border killing’
Says BGB Director General Aziz Ahmed
About ninety five percent of the killings on Bangladesh-India border occur due to cattle smuggling, says BGB DG on October 7, 2016. Star file photo.
Star Online Report
About ninety five percent of the killings on Bangladesh-India border occur due to cattle smuggling, said Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) today.
“If we can stop the cattle smuggling, border killings can be stopped,” said BGB Director General (DG), Major General Aziz Ahmed at a press conference at its headquarters in Dhaka around 10:00am.
He was briefing journalists about the outcome of the 43rd Border Conference between Bangladesh and India held in New Delhi from September 30 to October 5.
Issues like Yaba smuggling, human trafficking and transnational crimes were also discussed between the two countries during the conference where 22 Bangladeshi high officials, lead by the BGB director general, represented the country.
A list of twelve thousand criminals was handed over to India on behalf of Bangladesh during the conference, Major General Aziz Ahmed told reporters.
New Delhi agreed to monitor cattle smuggling as the cattle is being smuggled from India, the DG also said.
Both the countries also agreed to work on freeing the prisoners of the other country soon, the DG added.
http://www.thedailystar.net/country/curbing-cattle-smuggling-can-stop-border-killing-1295599
‘Curbing cattle smuggling can stop border killing’
Says BGB Director General Aziz Ahmed
About ninety five percent of the killings on Bangladesh-India border occur due to cattle smuggling, says BGB DG on October 7, 2016. Star file photo.
Star Online Report
About ninety five percent of the killings on Bangladesh-India border occur due to cattle smuggling, said Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) today.
“If we can stop the cattle smuggling, border killings can be stopped,” said BGB Director General (DG), Major General Aziz Ahmed at a press conference at its headquarters in Dhaka around 10:00am.
He was briefing journalists about the outcome of the 43rd Border Conference between Bangladesh and India held in New Delhi from September 30 to October 5.
Issues like Yaba smuggling, human trafficking and transnational crimes were also discussed between the two countries during the conference where 22 Bangladeshi high officials, lead by the BGB director general, represented the country.
A list of twelve thousand criminals was handed over to India on behalf of Bangladesh during the conference, Major General Aziz Ahmed told reporters.
New Delhi agreed to monitor cattle smuggling as the cattle is being smuggled from India, the DG also said.
Both the countries also agreed to work on freeing the prisoners of the other country soon, the DG added.
http://www.thedailystar.net/country/curbing-cattle-smuggling-can-stop-border-killing-1295599
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