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Ganga Water Treaty is ‘flawed’, needs to be updated: Bangladesh river expert

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Ganga Water Treaty is ‘flawed’, needs to be updated: Bangladesh river expert

“The Ganga Water Treaty is three decades old and flawed as it does not include a guarantee clause.

It also does not have ecological flow and environmental flow considerations,” Manjur A.

Chowdhury, chairman of Bangladesh River Conservation Commission told The Hindu

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