Tensions along the border have risen after Bangladesh accused India of attempting to construct fences at five locations along the border, allegedly breaching a bilateral agreement.

On Sunday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bangladesh called in Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma to address claims regarding India's plans to erect fences at five specific points along the 4,156-kilometer border shared by the two nations.

India summoned Bangladesh's Deputy High Commissioner Nural Islam on Monday after tensions arose over India's Border Security Force (BSF) activities along the Bangladesh-India border.

Hours after Bangladesh government summoned the Indian High Commissioner to Dhaka and expressed ‘deep concern’ over recent fencing activities by the BSF at the border, the Ministry of External Affairs

India summons Bangladesh Head of Mission over border issue, escalating tensions along India-Bangladesh borders.

The government on Monday summoned Bangladesh Deputy High Commissioner Nural Islam over escalating border tensions between the two nations. The development comes a day after the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry summoned Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma over the issue.

India summoned the Bangladeshi deputy high commissioner to discuss escalating border issues, following a meeting between Indian diplomat Pranay Verma

Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry voiced concern over India's BSF allegedly building unauthorized fencing along the 4,156-km border

The foreign ministry of Bangladesh summoned Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma on Sunday following rising tensions over border issues.

As New Delhi voices concerns for Hindu rights in Bangladesh while sheltering the ousted Sheikh Hasina, accusations of meddling run rife Once seen as a cornerstone of South Asian diplomacy, the relationship between India and Bangladesh is now under strain,

India and Bangladesh held crucial discussions on Sunday regarding escalating tensions along their shared border, with both sides vowing to adopt a "cooperative approach to combating crime." The talks were held after India’s envoy to Bangladesh was summoned following growing concerns over disputes at the border,