“ Dear M. Murtaza … ” India wrote a letter to Pakistan information on the judgment of the Industry Water Treaty – India written in Pakistan advises the point of water treaty after Pahalgam ntc
After the horrible terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu-et-Cachemire, India decided to suspend the Indus water Treaty with immediate effect, giving a major setback in Pakistan.
On Friday, there will be an important meeting on the Indus water Treaty which will be held at the residence of the Minister of the Interior Amit Shah. Many high ministers of the unions, including the Minister of Jal Shakti, CR Patil, should participate in the meeting of this meeting.
Earlier, Thursday, Indian Water Resources Debashish Mukherjee wrote a letter to Syed Ali Murtaza, secretary of the Pakistan Ministry of Resources, gave official information on this decision.
India has given information by writing a letter to Pakistan
The letter said that this decision was made by Pakistan due to transferred transfer terrorism. It was specified that “the treaties should be followed with good will and confidence, but Pakistan constantly propagates terror in the region of Jammu-et-Cachemire in India, which is a violation of this treaty”.
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It was written in the letter that the government of India gave an opinion to the government of Pakistan for change in the treaty. The opinion indicates that many basic things in the treaty have changed and that it is necessary to reconsider it.
Reason
He said: “There has been a change in many reasons concerning the change of population, the development of clean energy and the sharing of water according to the treaty. Any treaty must be applied with the right spirit, but Pakistan promotes terrorism on the other side of the border of Jammu-et-Cachemire. Due to the uncertainty of security, India is unable to fully use the Treaty provided with rights. Pakistan has not accepted several conditions of the treaty and has not been prepared for talks with India about the treaty. Consequently, the Government of India decided that the 1960s water Treaty was being suspended.
In particular, this step is taken at a time when the proxy organization of Lashkar-E-Taiba, TRF (the resistance front), took responsibility for the attack by Pahalgam, in which 26 innocent people were killed. Most of them were tourists.
