Indian negotiators still unaware of West Bengal's special objections to water deal, highly placed sources say
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that the West Bengal government assented to a strategic water-sharing agreement with Bangladesh before backing out of it over the weekend — and thus forcing India to resile on its international commitments.
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