<h1>MP Urges Central Govt for West Bengal Consultation on Teesta River Water Release, Citing Impact and Treaty Renewal.</h1> A Trinamool Congress Member of Parliament has urged the central government to consult with the West Bengal government before deciding on releasing Teesta River water to Bangladesh, emphasizing its impact on the state. The MP highlighted concerns over changes in river morphology, reduced water flow due to hydropower projects, and climate change. The central government is renewing the Indo-Bangladesh Farakka treaty, which affects West Bengal's water availability and the Kolkata port's navigability. The MP stressed the need for an Indo-Bhutan River Commission to address flash floods affecting northern West Bengal and requested consultation with the state on water-sharing decisions.