Social Sciences, asked by samridhikachawaha, 3 months ago


Give one reason for the dispute between
India- Bangladesh?​

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Answered by manojdashdash
1

Explanation:

As irrigation withdrawals increased in Bangladesh, dispute arose between India and Bangladesh over the sharing of the lean season flow at Farakka.

Answered by hemavari13
0

Answer:

Dispute meaning is argument or disagreement

Explanation:

1 - the recognition of Bangladesh by Pakistan in 1974 open the door for a Pakistan Bangladesh friendship with encourage Pro Islamic and anti Indian element in Bangladesh.

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