New Delhi, June 10 (ANI): India and Bangladesh have
agreed to activate the institution of nodal points to facilitate
continuous and regular exchange of information. 

This was decided at the 9th meeting of India-Bangladesh
Joint Working Group on security and border related issues took place
here in the national capital from May 29 to 30.

The Indian delegation was led by Naveen Verma, J.S
(NE), Ministry for Home Affairs (MHA) while the Bangladesh delegation
was led by M.H. Chowdhury, Joint Secretary (Political), Bangladesh.

Both sides reiterated their commitment that their
territory of either country would not be allowed for terrorist and
criminal activities against the other country and that sustained
cooperation and information sharing would prove beneficial for both the
countries.

The Indian side reiterated its request to Bangladesh
seeking action against Indian Insurgent Groups (IIGs) and their members
reportedly staying in Bangladesh. It also requested for an expeditious
action on Red Corner Notice Subjects via an enhanced interaction
between the Interpol designated points.

Besides, nodal point for dealing with the matters
relating to trafficking of women and children has also been set up with
exchange of contact details.

 Indian side sought an early response to its request
seeking construction of fence within 150 yards of IB (International
Border), keeping in mind the difficulties faced by general public.

The joint meet concluded on a satisfactory note with
both sides showing faith in carrying forward the process of deepening
bilateral relationship between the two countries in a significant and
meaningful manner. (ANI)