National Security Intelligence
The National Security Intelligence, also known as the Directorate-General of National Security Intelligence is the primary intelligence agency responsible for internal security (including internal political affairs), foreign intelligence and counterintelligence. Although distinct from the Military of Bangladesh, it is sometimes led by a retired senior military officer. It reports directly to the Prime Minister of Bangladesh and is administered from the Prime Minister's Office.
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