Bangladesh’s embankment construction near Muhuri River in South Tripura sparks security and flood concerns, impacting over 500 families.

The construction of embankments near the Muhuri River in South Tripura by Bangladesh has sparked controversy for allegedly violating the Indira-Mujib pact, leading to concerns about security and potential flooding during the monsoon season. More than 500 families in the region are apprehensive about the risks of flooding. Belonia’s CPM legislator Dipankar Sen has called for urgent action from the Union home ministry to address the situation, citing previous incidents in Kailashahar that prompted India to construct higher embankments to mitigate flood threats. The escalating tensions over the embankment construction have highlighted the need for diplomatic and strategic efforts to ensure the safety and security of residents in the region.

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