NEW DELHI: Forty-seventh DG level talks between Border Security Force (BSF) and Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) began in New Delhi on Monday.Officials said that the BSF will raise the issues of attack on its personnel by Bangladeshi criminals and smugglers and action against the Indian insurgent groups operating from Bangladesh.Sources said that both sides will also share updates about the movement of Rohingyas in the six day-long meet.The Bangladeshi delegation is led by BGB Director General (DG) Maj Gen Md Shafeenul Islam while BSF chief K K Sharma will lead Indian side.“Relations between India and Bangladesh are at an all-time high. Issues like prevention against attacks on BSF personnel by Bangladeshi criminals, joint efforts to prevent trans-border crimes, action against Indian insurgent groups (operating from the other side) among others are part of the agenda for the DG-level talks that begin tomorrow here,” a BSF Spokesperson said.Issues related to border infrastructure, simultaneous coordinated patrol in vulnerable areas of the border and mutual sharing of information are also part of the BSF subjects, the spokesperson said.The Dhaka headquartered BGB is expected to take up issues like smuggling of various types of drugs/narcotics from India to Bangladesh and arrest or apprehension of Bangladeshi nationals by the BSF among others, the spokesperson said.A joint record of discussion will also be signed between the two forces on September 7, he added.The last time the two forces met for such a meeting was in April this year in Dhaka.