On June 7, a virtual border management conference was held between Border Security Force (BSF) and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) over border crimes, single-row border fencing and insurgent activities, among other issues, reports The Sentinel. The meeting saw the participation of the Inspector Generals (IGs) of three frontiers – Tripura, Meghalaya and Mizoram and Cachar Frontier along with BGB officials of the South-East and North-East regions and senior officials of Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs and Home Affairs ministries. According to official sources, the four day BSF-BGB Border Coordination Conference (BCC) would adopt certain strategies to curb trans-border crimes, smuggling of various contraband and cattle, fake Indian currency notes and pending development works along the frontiers of the two neighbouring countries. In a statement, BSF stated that common goal of establishing peace and tranquility along the international borders will be amicably resolved by the both parties after discussions. In recent years, BSF and the BGB have jointly cemented their friendly relationship and acquired new heights in mutual trust and cooperation by resolving all border issues through meaningful dialogues. In November 2020, BCC had been held in BSF Tripura Frontier headquarters in Shalbagan.