Fact Check: Did Bhutan Stop Flow Of Irrigation Water For Indian Farmers

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A graphic is being circulated online with the claim that amid #India’s border trouble with her neighbours, #Bhutan has stopped the supply of irrigation water to farmers in #Assam.

Bharat Nayak (Bharat Nayak), founding editor, explains the truth behind it. If you have any information to be verified, please #WhatsApp at our #factcheck no. 6364000343.

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