Islamabad : After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, relations between India and Pakistan are getting worse day by day. India has taken strict action after Pakistan supported terrorism and a cowardly attack on tourists. The Government of India has abolished the Singhhu Water Treaty, Import-Export and all other relations with Pakistan. This has destroyed Pakistan. Pakistan is repeatedly threatening India. Meanwhile, Pakistan has once again threatened India.
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has once again called for an attack on India. Khwaja has said that if India builds any kind of dam on the Indus River and tries to stop water, it will be considered a direct attack on Pakistan. Building a dam on the Indus River will be a violation of the agreement between the two countries. After this, Pakistan will not sit calm. Appropriate answer has to be given. Pakistan will attack India. This statement of Defense Minister Khwaja has once again created a stir. Frequent threats by Pakistan prove that Pakistan is supporting terrorism and terrorists.
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja threatened this during an interview to Jio News. He said that unilateral decision is a violation of the Sindh Agreement. If India does any work to stop the water of the river or change its direction, then this structure will be completely destroyed. He said that war is not fought only by guns and rifles, stopping water is also a war. People cannot live without water.
Pakistan’s attempt to put pressure on India internationally
Pakistan’s action has already suffered heavy losses. India has suspended the Indus Water Treaty. This is a major setback for Pakistan. Pakistan also fears that India is preparing for military action against Pakistan. Due to this, Pakistan is trying to pressurize India internationally. Meanwhile, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif interacted with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. On this occasion, he described the Indus Water Treaty as a lifeline for 25 crore Pakistanis and described the need to put pressure on India.
Earlier, Pakistani MP Bilawal Bhutto also threatened India over the Indus Water Treaty. He had said that the Indus river belongs to Pakistan, either its water flows in it or its blood flows in it. Now Pakistan’s Defense Minister has again threatened to attack the issue. There is an atmosphere of fear in Pakistan at this time.
