Key facts
- Bangladesh and India agreed to deepen cooperation along their shared border.
- The agreement includes improved intelligence sharing and coordinated patrols.
- The pact was announced amid tensions over undocumented migration and border pushbacks.
- Dhaka has accused India of forcing migrants across the border without due process.
- Border forces from both nations described their recent discussions as cordial and positive.
Bangladesh and India have agreed to enhance cooperation along their extensive shared border, including improved intelligence sharing and coordinated patrols, according to a joint statement released Friday. The pact aims to address strained relations stemming from allegations of undocumented migration and India's practice of pushing migrants back across the border.