Following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India's Modi government suspended the Indus Water Treaty and, under Operation Indus, demolished military and terrorist bases in Pakistan, causing chaos in Pakistan. Water scarcity is worsening across all four provinces of Pakistan.
The Indian government's decision on the Indus Water Treaty and Operation Indus has periodically provoked Pakistan's agitation.
On Tuesday, Pakistan's Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, once again threatened India over the Indus Water Treaty, asserting that every drop of water under the treaty belongs to Pakistan. India frequently threatens to cut off the water supply, and a similar response would follow if they do so again.
He urged all provinces to jointly formulate a solid water conservation plan so that India's threats don't impact them.
Speaking at the grand Jatra in Peshawar, Prime Minister Shehbaz mentioned his recent visits to four countries, highlighting their joy at Pakistan's victory over India. This triumph is crucial for both the reputation of Pakistan and regional stability.
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After facing setbacks against India on multiple fronts, Pakistan's Prime Minister visited Turkey, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Tajikistan between May 25 to 30.
Direct Attack on India
He stated that attacks by the enemy and the killing of innocent citizens are intolerable. Under Field Marshal General Asim Munir's leadership, India received a response it will never forget.
Foreign Diplomacy Versus Domestic Politics! Pakistan's Acknowledgment, Ceasefire Divides Opposition?
A cross-party parliamentary delegation is returning after presenting India's stance on terrorism to several countries. Meanwhile, Pakistan claims India attacked 19 targets during Operation Indus. Congress leader Salman Khurshid expressed concern that advocating India's stand on terrorism is labeled anti-party, revealing divides over ceasefire issues within the opposition. Political rhetoric has intensified post-delegation's return. Congress accused of being left out, while BJP saw it as a positive initiative. Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Modi of 'surrendering' before Trump. The opposition demanded a special parliamentary session.
China's Role in UN Saving PAK's TRF Terrorists: Tharoor's Revelation in Brazil
Amidst Pakistan's cultivation of terrorism, India's mission to isolate it globally continues. In this context, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor highlighted in Brazil, 'Your ally, China, persistently shields Pakistan's terrorists, recently removing TRF's name, linked to the Pahalgam attack, under the United Nations proposal.'
