The India-Bangladesh boundary is one of the most vulnerable and most problematic borders in the World. The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) tortures, abducts or opens fire on Bangladesh civilians residing around the border at every opportunity. From time to time, BSF officers enter the territory of Bangladesh illegally and break into house in villages in the border region and carry out attacks. These engagments are viewed as a major threat to Bangladesh border security and security and safety of residents in the border area. Although all neighboring countries have some sort of problems with legal or illegal crossings, practices up to the level of massacre have not been recorded. These systematic and predetermined activities of Indian officials are considered violation humane treatment according to the UN 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights as well as other national and international regulations. In this study, security problems that constitute serious violations of human rights on the Bangladesh-India border are discussed. The leading causes of the killing of Bangladeshi citizens living in or crossing the border are by BSF officers are emphasized, and the impact of these border killings on bilateral relations is examined. Considering that the events are also serious violations of human rihgts, the possibility for an international solution is proposed unless the problem is resolved through bilateral negotiations. As the study is concerned with the practices between the two countries that are in violations of clear provisions of international law, the analyses are carried out through case study method with a specific emphasis on content analysis. Thus, despite the use of figures, the inferences are based on qualitative research method. In this regard, that the violations of law are shadowed by political relations in which India has an upper hand in every aspect is the main subject of this study. This article aims at revealing the legal bases of these violations, emphasizing constructive solutions through bilateral negotiations and thereby filling an important gap especially in the Turkish literature.