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Border Security Force (BSF) today said illegal migration from Bangladesh has come down as close to 75 per cent of border area has been fenced till now. The chief of the paramilitary, Subhash Joshi, also said the force will be extra vigilant to meet any challenge that may emerge along this border when the neighbouring country goes to polls in January next year. The BSF Director General was interacting with journalists during his annual press conference on the occasion of the forces' 48th Raising Day on December 1. He also said the force has been recently entrusted with a new responsibility of guarding the 1,640-km long Indo-Myanmar border which at present is guarded by the Assam Rifles, a paramilitary force manned entirely by the Army.
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illegal migration, border, Border Security Force (BSF), Bangladesh
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