The smuggling of cattle from India is harming Bangladesh's economy.

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) senior officer of Bangladesh Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) said this comment. He also urged Indian Border Security Force BSF to take appropriate action to prevent smuggling of cattle from the border.BGB's regional commander Additional Director General Mohammad Zahid Hasan requested the BGB-BSF border coordination conference held in India on Saturday.Mohammed Zahid Hassan said in an interview given to the Press Trust of India (PTI) of the Indian government, "In fact, it (the smuggling of cattle) is harming our economy. If the livestock can not come from India our farmers will be self-sufficient and we will be able to look after them.He said, we have requested the BSF to stop the smuggling. Through this many other issues can be resolved.BGB-BSF border coordination conference in India is being held. BGB top officer of the conference attended One of the agenda for this conference is the issue of cow smuggling issue.Noting that cattle can not cross the border itself, Zahid Hasan said, we have requested to stop such smuggling. Because, these cattle come from many of India and from west to India. BGB Regional Commander met BSF's Meghalaya unit's IG PK Dubey and Inspector General of Police SB Singh. During this time he discussed the issue of cattle smuggling and cross-border crimes.The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) official said the BSF firing on the border was also highlighted. There are some issues in our concern, which we discussed. Some incidents are clearly mentioned in the discussion. We discussed topics and agreed on certain issues. Hopefully, we will be able to bring down the firing incident to the border.