Which of the following statements is false?
A. Buriganga is a river
B. Our rivers are not in a good shape
C.
Jahangirnagar was once called Dhaka
D. Choice 4
E.
Water is being contaminated
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C.
Jahangirnagar was once called Dhaka
Explanation:
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