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Kashmir and Ghazwa E Hind is more important to them. Economic development pales in comparison.
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Their priorities have always been wrong which is why they are in the current situation they are in. So far I have not seen any evidence they will see the light, which is why I always said Pakistan is a lost cause, no coming back...
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PLEASE WATCH YOUR POSTS...
KEEP RELIGIONS OUT OF THIS TALK.
KEEP RELIGIONS OUT OF THIS TALK.
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That is what happens when your priorities lie in things happening outside your own country while turning a blind eye to the rot happening in your own country. Kashmir, Indian Muslims, Palestine, Israel, Iran ..... the list goes on..
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"So-Called Court Of Arbitration On Indus Waters Treaty Illegal, Void": India
India has, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected a "supplemental award" by an "illegal" Court of Arbitration set up supposedly over the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty. Calling the self-appointed panel unlawful and in "brazen violation" of the treaty itself, India's foreign ministry unequivocally trashed its claims and "concerns".
In a five-point statement, India's Ministry of External Affairs said, "Today, the illegal Court of Arbitration, purportedly constituted under the Indus Waters Treaty 1960, albeit in brazen violation of it, has issued what it characterizes as a 'supplemental award' on its competence concerning the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric projects in the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir."
Making it clear that New Delhi never considered this self-appointed, so-called 'arbiter' to have any locus standi in any of India's matters, the foreign ministry stated that "India has never recognised the existence in law of this so-called Court of Arbitration, and India's position has all along been that the constitution of this so-called arbitral body is in itself a serious breach of the Indus Waters Treaty."
"Consequently, any proceedings before this forum and any award or decision taken by it are also for that reason illegal and per se void," it added.
Blaming Pakistan sqarely for the Indus Waters Treaty being put in "abeyance" after terrorist attacks in India, the foreign ministry reiterated that "Following the Pahalgam terrorist attack, India has in exercise of its rights as a sovereign nation under international law, placed the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, until Pakistan credibly and irrevocably abjures its support for cross-border terrorism. Until such time that the Treaty is in abeyance, India is no longer bound to perform any of its obligations under the Treaty."
Calling out the "so-called Court of Arbitration" for acting at the behest of Pakistan and highlighting that the self-appointed panel has "no existence in the eyes of the law", India said, "No Court of Arbitration, much less this illegally constituted arbitral body which has no existence in the eye of law, has the jurisdiction to examine the legality of India's actions in exercise of its rights as a sovereign," adding that "India, therefore, categorically rejects this so-called supplemental award as it has rejected all prior pronouncements of this body."
Labeling Pakistan as the global epicenter for terrorism, India underscored that "This latest charade at Pakistan's behest is yet another desperate attempt by it to escape accountability for its role as the global epicenter of terrorism. Pakistan's resort to this fabricated arbitration mechanism is consistent with its decades-long pattern of deception and manipulation of international forums."
India has made it amply clear that the Indus Waters Treaty shall continue to remain in abeyance till Pakistan does not eradicate every shred of terror infrastructure and financing, as well as eliminate every single terrorist on its soil. New Delhi has also sent a clear message to Pakistan and the global community that any terror activity or terrorist attack in India with links found directly or indirectly to Pakistan will be considered an escalation which merits a military response by India "anywhere in Pakistan".
The Indus Waters Treaty being kept in abeyance was one of the first diplomatically-punitive measures taken by India against Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack was traced to have Pakistani-links. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that "blood and water cannot flow together." India has also repeatedly told Pakistan that "terror and talks cannot happen at the same time" either, leaving Islamabad and Rawalpindi (Pak Army headquarters) with no option but to put an end to its policy of "cross-border terror" in order to get its share of water as per the agreement.
Under the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, India had, as a gesture of goodwill, graciously agreed to share the waters from the Indus river and its five tributaries - Baes, Sutlej, Ravi, Chenab, and Jhelum - on a mutually agreeable basis. According to the pact, the waters of the three 'western rivers' - Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab are to be released for Pakistan as per agreeable terms, while the entire volume of water from the three 'eastern rivers' - Baes, Sutlej, and Ravi - are for India. There are detailed terms and conditions which allows for building of dams, sharing of data annually, and multiple other factors.
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India has, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected a "supplemental award" by an "illegal" Court of Arbitration set up supposedly over the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty. Calling the self-appointed panel unlawful and in "brazen violation" of the treaty itself, India's foreign ministry unequivocally trashed its claims and "concerns".
In a five-point statement, India's Ministry of External Affairs said, "Today, the illegal Court of Arbitration, purportedly constituted under the Indus Waters Treaty 1960, albeit in brazen violation of it, has issued what it characterizes as a 'supplemental award' on its competence concerning the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric projects in the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir."
Making it clear that New Delhi never considered this self-appointed, so-called 'arbiter' to have any locus standi in any of India's matters, the foreign ministry stated that "India has never recognised the existence in law of this so-called Court of Arbitration, and India's position has all along been that the constitution of this so-called arbitral body is in itself a serious breach of the Indus Waters Treaty."
"Consequently, any proceedings before this forum and any award or decision taken by it are also for that reason illegal and per se void," it added.
Blaming Pakistan sqarely for the Indus Waters Treaty being put in "abeyance" after terrorist attacks in India, the foreign ministry reiterated that "Following the Pahalgam terrorist attack, India has in exercise of its rights as a sovereign nation under international law, placed the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, until Pakistan credibly and irrevocably abjures its support for cross-border terrorism. Until such time that the Treaty is in abeyance, India is no longer bound to perform any of its obligations under the Treaty."
Calling out the "so-called Court of Arbitration" for acting at the behest of Pakistan and highlighting that the self-appointed panel has "no existence in the eyes of the law", India said, "No Court of Arbitration, much less this illegally constituted arbitral body which has no existence in the eye of law, has the jurisdiction to examine the legality of India's actions in exercise of its rights as a sovereign," adding that "India, therefore, categorically rejects this so-called supplemental award as it has rejected all prior pronouncements of this body."
Labeling Pakistan as the global epicenter for terrorism, India underscored that "This latest charade at Pakistan's behest is yet another desperate attempt by it to escape accountability for its role as the global epicenter of terrorism. Pakistan's resort to this fabricated arbitration mechanism is consistent with its decades-long pattern of deception and manipulation of international forums."
India has made it amply clear that the Indus Waters Treaty shall continue to remain in abeyance till Pakistan does not eradicate every shred of terror infrastructure and financing, as well as eliminate every single terrorist on its soil. New Delhi has also sent a clear message to Pakistan and the global community that any terror activity or terrorist attack in India with links found directly or indirectly to Pakistan will be considered an escalation which merits a military response by India "anywhere in Pakistan".
The Indus Waters Treaty being kept in abeyance was one of the first diplomatically-punitive measures taken by India against Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack was traced to have Pakistani-links. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that "blood and water cannot flow together." India has also repeatedly told Pakistan that "terror and talks cannot happen at the same time" either, leaving Islamabad and Rawalpindi (Pak Army headquarters) with no option but to put an end to its policy of "cross-border terror" in order to get its share of water as per the agreement.
Under the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, India had, as a gesture of goodwill, graciously agreed to share the waters from the Indus river and its five tributaries - Baes, Sutlej, Ravi, Chenab, and Jhelum - on a mutually agreeable basis. According to the pact, the waters of the three 'western rivers' - Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab are to be released for Pakistan as per agreeable terms, while the entire volume of water from the three 'eastern rivers' - Baes, Sutlej, and Ravi - are for India. There are detailed terms and conditions which allows for building of dams, sharing of data annually, and multiple other factors.
"So-Called Court Of Arbitration On Indus Waters Treaty Illegal, Void": India
India has, in a strongly-worded statement, rejected a "supplemental award" by an "illegal" Court of Arbitration set up supposedly over the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
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I hope he lays the foundation stone for the peace by handing Hafiz, masood etc un designated terrorists.
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What would Billo know about the ancient soild of the Indus Valley? Hasn't he spent most of his life in England or Dubai?
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This...all talk zero action ..same on terrorism..same on battlefield.
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I wonder what Pak will do when these vermin's are inevitable assassinated ..I will bet nothing beyond heavy criticism
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India must not be allowed to use water as weapon, PM tells ECO
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday warned that India’s weaponisation of water represents a “new and alarming trend” in its hostility towards Pakistan, calling it an act of aggression that must not be tolerated under any circumstances.
Addressing the 17th Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Summit in Azerbaijan, the premier condemned India’s recent actions following its military escalation earlier this year.
He thanked ECO member states for standing in solidarity with Pakistan amid New Delhi’s aggressive steps, including the unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, diplomatic downgrades, and border closures.
Tensions surged after India accused Pakistan of orchestrating the April 22 attack in Pahalgam that left 26 people dead—an allegation Islamabad categorically rejected as baseless.
The crisis peaked in early May, when missile strikes targeted cities across Punjab and Azad Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in dozens of civilian casualties. Pakistan responded with Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, striking Indian military installations. A US-brokered ceasefire was announced on May 10.
Highlighting the regional impact of India’s actions, the prime minister criticised New Delhi’s defiance of the World Bank-mediated Indus Waters Treaty and its disregard for a ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, calling both acts unacceptable.
“The waters of the Indus are the lifeline for Pakistan’s 240 million people,” he said. “Under no circumstances can India be permitted to pursue this dangerous path, which would amount to an act of aggression against the people of Pakistan.”
Turning to economic cooperation, PM Shehbaz emphasised the need to enhance trade and investment to boost regional connectivity. He noted that the ECO Trade Agreement, agreed during the 13th ECO Summit in Islamabad in 2017, remains unimplemented despite the passage of considerable time.
He also addressed the devastating impact of climate change, citing the 2022 floods that affected over 33 million people, destroyed infrastructure, and caused economic losses exceeding $30 billion.
The premier urged regional collaboration to address climate risks, proposing low-emission transport corridors, a regional carbon market platform, and disaster resilience systems.
He also called for a dedicated framework to mobilise climate finance, develop clean energy corridors, and promote eco-tourism for sustainable and inclusive growth.
Condemning recent Israeli strikes on Iran and the continuing violence in Gaza, PM Shehbaz described both as threats to regional peace.
Reiterating Pakistan’s firm stance against violence and oppression worldwide, he said, “We stand united against those committing barbaric acts against innocent people — whether in Gaza, Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), or Iran,” he said.
Source: The Express Tribune
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a timely or should I say untimely, unannounced release of water will make for a lot of fun
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Why are you so triggered ? We all saw what happened during op Sindoor. Five were shot in the air and rest ran
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U know the woke thing.even paks 9% storage capacity is also due to us. In 60s we gave them money to construct them .
Not just water, money too flowed from India to Pakistan as part of Indus treaty
For a treaty hailed globally as a triumph of water diplomacy, India paid not just in rivers, but in rupees, following the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) with Pakistan of 1960. Behind the Indus treaty lies the lesser-known story of how India bankrolled Pakistan's water infrastructure, only to be...
How do you think this happened in broad daylight if all other Indian jets ran away ? Perhaps the evil yahoodi's stepped in to help India ?
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I thought we surrendered ... No ?
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GUYS, PLEASE STAY ON TOPIC... WE HAVE ENOUGH THREAD TO DISCUSS OPERATION SINDOOR...
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I can guarantee you 0 FIGHTER JETS were shot down but there were losses...samajhdaro ke liye isharai kaafi hai but PAF And PAF supporters ke liye ...you need experts that are not Indian
Jane defence weekly does a more thorough analysis and Dassault chief is already on record but you can consider him biased. Along with that French intelligence has identified the Chinese fake media propaganda on their fake maal
French intelligence claims China trying to foil global sale of Rafale jets
China’s embassies leading charge to undermine Rafale sales after India-Pakistan conflict in May, says report.
The last is a pro pakistani media.
Ab IAF caught in a tight spot..can't say Rafales are down but can't admit the truth else how will Aurangazeb sahab use Microsoft PPT 95 to impress the Pak chicks.
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Yes in their dreams
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Sshhh..they are the three monkeys bura na suno bura na dekho bura na bolo
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Reporter: "....whether Pakistan downed an Indian jet or infact more than that ?I can guarantee you 0 FIGHTER JETS were shot down but there were losses...samajhdaro ke liye isharai kaafi hai but PAF And PAF supporters ke liye ...you need experts that are not Indian
Jane defence weekly does a more thorough analysis and Dassault chief is already on record but you can consider him biased. Along with that French intelligence has identified the Chinese fake media propaganda on their fake maal
French intelligence claims China trying to foil global sale of Rafale jets
China’s embassies leading charge to undermine Rafale sales after India-Pakistan conflict in May, says report.www.aljazeera.com
The last is a pro pakistani media.
Ab IAF caught in a tight spot..can't say Rafales are down but can't admit the truth else how will Aurangazeb sahab use Microsoft PPT 95 to impress the Pak chicks.
Indian CDS: "What is important is not the jet being down, but why they were downed..."
Do you really think that I will believe guarantees from a brainwashed hindutvadi?
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I was talking about May 7th when Indian jets were downed. You got a reply for attack on our airbases through 'OP Bunyan ul Marsoos'. Ofcourse it is a coincidence that Modi ji wanted peace the moment Pakistan got serious with 'yudh'.
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Indians can take all the water in the world but this won’t stop the world laughing at them because they will still make minimal use of the water available to them, as taking baths is very much an alien concept for them.
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They also have these weird practices of polluting water with burnt bodies and then bathing in the filth. Watched some videos of rajus 'bathing' in Ganga and I couldn't believe there were naked men wandering around among families.
Thank God for Jinnah.
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I use to keep Indian military men at a higher standard but even they have been inflicted by hindutva virus. Saw some tweets from former indian army chief and I thought someone has hacked his account.
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TALK ABOUT WATER TREATY STUFF... THREAD IS NOT ABOUT OPERATION SINDOOR.
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AGAIN.
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Imagine all that dirty Hindu water flowing into Pakistan...no violation of treaty ..good idea sirjee
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Glad you consider Munir in low esteem because he seems to be a religious bigot to the coreI use to keep Indian military men at a higher standard but even they have been inflicted by hindutva virus. Saw some tweets from former indian army chief and I thought someone has hacked his account.
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It is a very scummy thing to do to cut another country's water supply.
Only India and Israel have stooped to this level in recent times.
Good news is there is China in the region to keep India in check. Many of India's water sources originate from China.
Only India and Israel have stooped to this level in recent times.
Good news is there is China in the region to keep India in check. Many of India's water sources originate from China.
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that's what we call *** for tat
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Have not @Hitman already posted about the stats and percentage in detail. Its 35 percentage of shortage in above scenario which can be offset by Himalayas glacier melts.unlike pak case where its 100 percent suffocation.Irrespective of IWT, China already stated last year that they are going to build the dam.
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India is not complaining..Pak should also stop whining..do soemthing else keep quiet.
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Lol at pakis thinking China did it to avenge Pakistan...China did it for their own selfish reasons...and good for them
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