New Delhi: Pakistan violated the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), which is through “uncontrolled border terrorism”, India said on an international stage in Tajikistan and justified its action to put the 1960 treaty in the 1960 treaty after the Pahalgam terror attack. The Junior Environment at the Conservation Conference of Glaciers in Dashanbe came on Friday after Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif on the United Nations -led global stage, accused India of armed water.Condemning Pakistan’s attempt to misuse the platform to misuse the forum by increasing IWT issues, Singh said that the preamble of the treaty said that it was concluded in the spirit of goodwill and friendship, and that it was necessary to respect the treaty in good faith, but terrorism across the border with Pakistan intervened with its implementation.Singh, while addressing the plane session of the conference, said Singh said, “We are in Pakistan’s attempt to misuse the platform and bring them to improper contexts of those issues that do not come under the purview of the stage. We strongly condemned such an effort.”The minister said that it was an undisputed fact that there were fundamental changes in the circumstances – technological progress, demographic change, climate change and the ongoing threats of terrorism crossing the border – since the treaty was signed, which now required a re -evaluation of their obligations.Their comment is with a clear understanding within the government quarters about the need to modify the conditions of the treaty, which has long been loaded against India’s interests.Singh said, “Pakistan, which is in violation of the treaty itself, should stop India from blaming the violation of the treaty.”Sharif said on Friday that his country would not allow India of endangering millions of people and will not allow IWT to cross the red line by holding them in an absence. Referring to the theme of the conference, Singh also described what is a sign of changes in circumstances as far as the effect of climate change was concerned and emphasized that not only a warning was represented by the retreat of the glaciers, but also with a far -reaching implication with far -reaching implications for water security, biodiversity and livelihood of billions of people. The minister underlined that the incident was accelerated with inconsistent impacts on mountainous regions like Himalayas.
