Pakistan to launch campaign against India over Indus Treaty: Report

Media coverage is a fierce campaign against India to emphasize Pakistan concern about the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) in 1960 after Pakistani officials did not allow Pakistan officials to visit Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday We will start. .

Syed Mehr Ali Shah, a member of the permanent India Water Committee in Pakistan, said India Wednesday agreed that at the end of the annual meeting from 29th to 30th August, Jammu and Kashmir's 1,000 MW Pakal Dul and 48 MW Kalnai Said he pledged to visit. Week of September

But he said the visit will be postponed until 7 - 12 October due to local municipal elections in Jammu and Kashmir.

She said the Indian side also did not adhere to the revised timetable and said that the state will hold the Panchayat election 20 years later. He wrote a letter of disappointment, and said that he spoke to his colleagues several days ago by telephone.

"Based on my conversation with my Indian counterpart, I do not expect visit visits to the Chenab River in the near future (two projects are being conducted in India)," Shah said.

Minister of water resources Fesal Vada said he did not want to enter the threat mode, but India said he would make radical movements both at home and abroad, as it seriously infringed the disadvantage of the 1960 Pakistan treaty.

Without explanation, the Minister mentioned that India should be included in his bluff card. It is also concerned with the security of Pakistan and is negotiating with stakeholders to settle the war with India. challenging

After 9 years of negotiations, India and Pakistan signed the Indus Water Treaty in 1960, and the World Bank is the signator.

The water committee members of Pakistan and India hold meetings twice a year and have to arrange a technical visit to the project site and major river projects.

This Convention provides a mechanism for cooperation and information exchange between the two countries in the use of rivers. However, there are differences in treaties between India and Pakistan.

In September 1960, the Indus Water Treaty was signed by the two countries by granting exclusive rights to the three western waters to Pakistan (Jhelum, Chenab, Indus) and the three eastern rivers (Sutlej, Ravi, Beas) It was. Unless India, this will reduce or delay supply to Pakistan. Therefore, India insists that they do not want to violate established regulations and they believe that there is no problem with this problem anymore. The Indian army committed human rights abuses such as extrajudicial execution and rape in Kashmir. Extremists also committed crimes, but their crime was paler and weaker than those of Indian troops. Crime by the military is done inside the Kashmir Valley, where the present conflict is occurring.

The Indus River is a strategic and important resource for Pakistan's economy and society. After Pakistan and India declared independence from the British Rajas, the use of Indus and its five eastern tribes has become a major controversy between India and Pakistan. Sutlej Valley and Bari Doab's irrigation canal is split - the canal is mainly in Pakistan and the Indian helmet dam interferes with some water supplies in Pakistan. Concern over India's large dams to various Punjab Rivers could weaken supply to Pakistan and India could move the river during the war, which caused a political panic in Pakistan . The World Bank promoted diplomatic negotiations and India and Pakistan signed the Indus Water Treaty in 1960. India reserves the right to use non-irrigation projects in western rivers