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Bangladesh is using 10 dredgers daily.
New Delhi: Bangladesh is reportedly developing but every other dam shut to the Muhuri River in South Tripura, elevating concerns about floods in nearby cities within the scream. This pattern has took place amidst rising tensions between India and Bangladesh. On Saturday, April 18, 2025, CPM MLA Dipankar Sen from Belonia demanded fast intervention from the Central Dwelling Ministry on this predicament. Per a document by the Cases of India, he cited native residents declaring that this dam is approximately 1.5 kilometers long and 20 toes high.
Dipankar Sen said, “Per the Indira-Mujib Agreement, no country is allowed to accomplish the relaxation within 150 yards of the zero line, nonetheless this embankment has been constructed lower than 50 yards away and in some locations lower than 10 yards away. Below this provision, various water lifting projects in South Tripura had been halted due to objections from Bangladesh.”
Per sources from the CMO, they're expecting a document on this predicament, while native police like acknowledged that they are going to look at the trends. SP South Tripura, Maurya Krishna C. Sen, said, “The topic has come to our attention, and we are investigating it. At level to, there may be no longer any such thing as a trigger for voice.”
He talked about that Bangladesh is using 10 dredgers each day in ongoing operations. This Topic has been raised within the Meeting.
More than 500 households residing in Netaji Subhas Chandra Nagar and Ishaan Chandra Nagar gram panchayats, positioned on the northern bank of the Muhuri River shut to town of Belonia on the India-Bangladesh border, are disquieted of floods throughout the monsoon. The constructing of this dam may block the river’s water and doubtlessly trigger flooding in Belonia city.
In January of this year, CM Manik Saha raised the predicament of related dam constructing by Bangladesh in Kailashahar, Unakoti district. Native Congress MLA Birjit Sinha had raised this topic within the Meeting and also highlighted the dangers of flooding and exterior threats.
Despite this, Bangladesh continued with the pattern work, and as a end result, India had to undertake a project to construct better dams around Kailashahar to discontinuance the monsoon floods within the Manu River as a result of easier elevation of Bangladesh.
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