Bangladesh border force chief seeks to downplay attacks on minorities, says reports 'exaggerated'
Bangladesh (BGB) director general Maj Gen Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui also said «many new issues» under the common heads were discussed during his high-level talks with an Indian delegation headed by BSF DG Daljit Singh Chawdhary here.
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Siddiqui, while speaking to reporters during a joint press conference with Chawdhary, asserted that authorities of his country took steps for the protection of the minorities as he gave example of his force «personally» extending security cover to Durga Puja pandals within 8 km of their jurisdiction along the international border.
This was the first high-level meeting of the two forces after the regime change in Bangladesh in August last year.
The BGB DG also said they raised «objections» and «flagged a number of cases» during the bi-annual DG-level talks with regard to the fencing being done by India along the IB and has requested for a «joint inspection» before the work is done.
«The attacks on minorities in the recent past, I would say, that this is an exaggeration and to be honest such attacks on minorities per se did not happen.»
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