India and Bangladesh agree to strengthen coordination along their shared border amid a migration-related dispute. Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and India’s Border Security Force (BSF) hold discussions in line with existing bilateral mechanisms to address border security concerns and improve operational cooperation. The two forces describe the talks as “cordial, positive and forward-looking,” according to statements cited by both outlets. As part of the agreement, they coordinate border patrol activities and share intelligence to better manage incidents along the border. The talks take place against concerns raised by Bangladesh regarding people crossing the border under pressure. Dhaka presses New Delhi to halt what it describes as forced crossings, while India’s side engages on measures aimed at improving management of border movement and security. Overall, both sources report that the discussions focus on practical steps for cooperation, including closer patrol coordination and information exchange, while maintaining a constructive tone between the agencies. The agreement reflects an effort to reduce friction and handle migration and security challenges through increased joint coordination.