On the evening of October 19, hundreds of people formed a human chain near Chittagong University's Shaheed Minar. They held placards and mashaal torches in their hands as they marched to the Minar. They demanded an immediate implementation of the Teesta Master Plan and Bangladesh's "fair share" of Teesta water, reported news agency Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS).

Reportedly organised by students from Rangpur division, slogans were raised against water injustice and India's alleged influence on Bangladesh's water policies. Speakers said the Teesta plan could transform northern Bangladesh by boosting agriculture, creating jobs, and driving national growth.

The rally ended with a call to "protect national interests and ensure water justice for Teesta-dependent regions" in Bangladesh, r

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