Dhaka: After the ouster of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, now amid the border tension between India and Bangladesh, the Mohammad Yunus government panicked and summoned the High Commissioner of India in Dhaka

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Dhaka: Relations between India and Bangladesh are continuously deteriorating. Relations between the two countries have become tense as soon as former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted. Now for the first time, tension has been seen on the border between India and Bangladesh. The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) has tightened security to stop Bangladeshi intruders. Due to this, no Bangladeshi intruder is able to enter India. BSF officials are strictly interrogating every Bangladeshi suspect at the border. This has infuriated the Bangladesh government of Mohammad Yunus.

In the latest controversy, it is reported that the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry on Sunday summoned Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma to Dhaka over the border tension. This development came a few hours after Bangladesh alleged that India was trying to fence five places on the India-Bangladesh border in violation of the bilateral agreement. Verma was seen entering the ministry at around 3 pm.

India is fencing the Bangladesh border

India has started fencing the border to prevent Bangladeshi intruders from entering the border. Bangladesh is upset with this. The Indian High Commissioner had a meeting with Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Jashim Uddin in Dhaka on these issues for about 45 minutes. Although no official statement was issued by the interim government of Bangladesh regarding the discussion, officials confirmed that the High Commissioner has been summoned.