‘Pakistan puts in harmony and friendship’: Mea suspending indus water treaty on India | Bharat News
New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs justified India’s decision to remove the Indus Waters Treaty, citing violations of Pakistan’s principles, violating the agreement in view of the Pahgam terror attack. Briefing the Parliamentary Committee, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that the neighboring nation effectively kept the principles of “goodwill and friendship” in the preface of the 1960 Treaty.“The treaty in its preamble says that it is concluded in the spirit of goodwill, and friendship. All these principles have been organized by Pakistan in interest. Cross-border cross-border terrorism from Pakistan intervenes our ability to exploit the treaty as per our provisions.”In addition, Mea said that changes in the ground realities – from progress in engineering to climate change and glacial melting – ensure the re -evaluation of the terms of the treaty, a stance that the delegation visit will outlines globally as they will defend the decision to suspend India’s agreement, PTI informed.
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Also read: Gujarat ATS arrested man for sharing sensitive information with Pakistani spyThis noted that Pakistan’s continuous stone pelting for the government-to-government negotiations, despite significant changes in the ground realities, underlined the immediate need to re-organize the treaty-to make it relevant for the 21st century, to make it relevant, orbiting the 40th century engineering techniques, to make it relevant.Mia said that the fundamental change of climate change, glacial melting, flowing river flow, and demographics -is mandatory to re -organize the distribution of rights and obligations under the treaty with the increasing requirement of clean energy -the MEA said.It said that given the basic changes in the ground realities, it was natural and well within India’s rights to suspend the treaty.Foreign Secretary Misri recently informed a parliamentary committee on India’s response to the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April, including Operation Sindoor, and has been engaged with 33 countries and all seven multi-forex delegations visiting 33 countries and European Union to express India’s stance amidst increasing tension with Pakistan.
