Country News India has issued an official notice to postpone the Indus Water Treaty

New Delhi, April 24, the central government issued an official notification on Thursday to postpone the Indus Water in 1960. The sources gave this information.

Giving official information to Pakistan on Thursday in this regard, India said it had violated the terms of the agreement.

Earlier on Wednesday, India announced many other decisions, including the suspension of the treaty, with difficult measures against Pakistan on the terrorist attack in Bahmega. 26 people were killed in this attack.

The sources said that the government had issued an official notification to postpone the Indus Water Treaty.

In a letter to his Pakistani counterpart, Sayyid Ali Mortza, the Minister of Water Resources in India, Dibsheri Mukherji, said that terrorism by the border by Pakistan, targeting Jammu and Kashmir, hinders the rights of India under the Water Index Treaty.

“The commitment to respect the treaty is the origin of the treaty. However, we instead saw that Pakistan is promoting terrorism from all over the borders, targeting the lands of the Indian Federation in Jamo and Kashmir,” Mukherji said in the letter.

The message states that “the uncertainty resulting from safety has directly obstructed the rights of India under the treaty.”

The message sent to Pakistan confirmed “a major change in the population composition, the need to accelerate the development of clean energy, and other changes” also emphasizes the reasons for reassessing the responsibility of the treaty. It was also accused of violating the treaty by refusing to negotiate the necessary amendments under Article 12 (3).

The letter said: “In addition to the other violations made, Pakistan refused to respond to India’s request to join the conversation envisaged under the treaty, and therefore it violates the treaty.”

India decided to postpone the treaty in 1960, after 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Bahajam, Jamo and Kashmir, and most of them are tourists.

India and Pakistan entered the Indus Water in 1960 by the World Bank. This agreement provides both countries for the way in which the Sind and its tributaries are used.

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