India's recent suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan has prompted a re-evaluation of its water-sharing agreements, including the 1996 Farakka Treaty with Bangladesh. The Farakka Treaty aims to regulate the sharing of Ganga waters, crucial for Bangladesh's agriculture and livelihoods, with specific allocation schedules. However, concerns are rising as Bangladesh accuses India of withholding water during critical dry months, and the treaty lacks a minimum guaranteed flow during extreme droughts, potentially necessitating renegotiation amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.