Wednesday, 5 February 2020

India-Bangladesh joint military exercise SAMPRITI-IX begins in Meghalaya

India-Bangladesh joint military exercise SAMPRITI-IX begins in Meghalaya

Published February 5, 2020

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SOURCE: JAGRAN

 

It is the ninth edition of India-Bangladesh joint military exercise Sampriti. The exercise commenced at Umroi, Meghalaya on February 03, 2020. The objective of SAMPRITI-IX is to provide basic counter-terrorism training for mountainous and jungle locations.

As per the government agencies, a delegation of Bangladesh Army comprising of 31 officers and 138 other ranks are participating in the joint military exercise. On the other hand, a company group of Indian Army is showing its skill in SAMPRITI-IX.

The purpose of this exercise is to strengthen and broaden the interoperability and cooperation between the Indian and Bangladesh’s armies. Another objective of this exercise is to strengthen and expand the aspects of mutual cooperation between both armies.

The exercise will comprise strategic level action to deal with terrorism and terrorist attacks. This exercise will also create a strong military partnership and military trust between the two countries.

List of Joint Military Exercises of India
Joint Military Exercise Name Countries
Hand in Hand India-China
Garuda Shakti India-Indonesia
Surya Kiran India-Nepal
Yudh Abhyas India-USA
Mitra Shakti India-Sri Lanka
Ekuverin India-Maldives

 

India-Bangladesh Relations

India and Bangladesh are South Asian countries and share friendly relations. However, they have experienced some border-related issues. Bangladesh’s border is covered by India on three sides. Both these countries are members of SAARC, BIMSTEC, Indian Ocean Coastal Regional Cooperation Association, and Commonwealth.

India and Bangladesh share common cultural roots because a part of north-eastern Indian states and West Bengal uses common language Bengali in their daily courses. The military exercise like SAMPRITI-IX not only strengthens the relations between the armies of the two countries but also increases the confidence between the two nations.



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