“ Not a single drop of water ”, plan to put an end to the treaty on the industry, decide in 3 phases – Plan the decision of the water treaty will be implemented

After the horrible terrorist attack in Pahalgam in cashmere, India makes strict decisions against Pakistan one after the other. Showing a mirror in Pakistan, which has become a terrorist refuge, India has announced to suspend the Indus Water Treaty in 1960. Now, if you believe the sources, the Government of India has decided to stop the Pakistan water flow. For this, the ability of the dams will be increased on the banks of the rivers of the Indus basin, which will have the capacity to stop maximum water. The Modi government plans to implement its decision in three terms.

The Minister of Water Power, CR Patil, informed the new attitude of the Government of India concerning the Indus water Treaty in a special conversation with AAJ Tak. He clarified that the decision taken under the industrial water treaty will be fully followed, but now it will be implemented in the term, that is to say three stages, immediately, mid-term and long-term. The minister insisted that even a single drop of water from India, she will be full.

Dam capacity will be increased using modern technology

According to sources, preparations have started to prevent water from heading to Pakistan and its effect will soon be seen. The government will use modern technology to increase the capacity of dams and more water will be stored by eliminating the silt. The World Bank, which has made this treaty, was also informed of this decision of the government of India. This decision is implemented immediately. Today on this question, the Minister of the Interior of the Union, Amit Shah, and the Minister of the Power Water Cr. There was also an important meeting between Patil.

On this subject, the Minister of Union Water, CR Patil, said that even a drop of industrial in Pakistan would not be allowed to go to the water. He wrote on X: “The historic decision taken by the Modi government on the Indus water Treaty is completely justified and in the national interest. We will take care to know that even a drop of the industrial river in Pakistan is not water.”

India has officially given information in Pakistan

Earlier, the government published an official notification to implement its decision to suspend the treaty and presented it to Pakistan on Thursday. The notification stipulates that the Indus water Treaty is postponed, which has effectively suspended all treaties, including meetings, data sharing and prior information of new projects between the Industry Commissioners. Once the treaty is now suspended, India is free to build a dam on the river without the authorization or consultation in Pakistan.

In a letter addressed to the Pakistani authorities, the Indian Water Resources Debashree Mukherjee said that Pakistan, Pakistan’s cross-terrorism, terrorism in the Indus water Treaty by Pakistan targeting Jammu-et-Cachemire. It is written in the letter: “The responsibility of respecting the treaty with good will is fundamental for the treaty. However, what we have seen in place is that Pakistan continues to continue to cross the border by targeting the territory of the Indian union Jammu and Cashmire.”

Pakistan told War Action

At the same time, Pakistan rejected the decision to suspend the Industry Water Treaty Thursday by India and said that under the treaty, any stage to stop the flow of Pakistan water will be considered a “war action”. The two countries signed the treaty in September 1960 after nine years of talks, the only goal of which was to manage the problems linked to rivers across the border.

Big impact on Pakistan

According to experts, the postponement of the Indus water Treaty by India should have a serious impact on the agricultural economy of Pakistan, which will disrupt a significant sharing of data on water and will reduce the flow during the major seasons of crops. In the mediation of the World Bank, the treaty allocates the eastern rivers – Sutlej, Beas and delighted with India and the western rivers, Jhelum and Chenab in Pakistan. The average annual flow of around 135 MAF was awarded to Pakistan on a large scale.