India’s suspension of IWT tantamount to water terrorism, says Bilawal
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Former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari speaks at an international event in this undated photo. —X/@PPP_Org
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PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari said India’s move to suspend the Indus Waters Agreement (IWT) is equivalent to “water terrorism” against Pakistan, which warned them that the threat of nuclear dispute could lead to catastrophic consequences.
He was referring to the unilateral suspension of India after the militant attack in the Pahalgam area of Indianly -occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) on April 22.
Addressing a press conference at the Pakistan High Commission at the end of his two -day visit to London, he said, “India and Pakistan are bound by IWT terms … India will have to be withdrawn.”
He warned that if India builds new canals or dams on three rivers in its area, Pakistan could take more aggressive measures. He added, “If they follow it, Pakistan has been very clear: we will consider the process of this war.”
Bilawal, head of a parliamentary delegation visiting the global capital to support Pakistan after the recent confrontation with India, said that the Pakistan Army has taken the entire nation proud.
“We are proud that the Pakistan Army has won the war against India under the leadership of Field Marshal Asim Munir. His promotion is his identity. The Pakistan Army has proved that it can defeat India in both the army and the diplomatic front.
He added, “We have shown and established our military power. The war in India was based on a lie and its whole story was false. Now the whole world recognizes this fact.”
In addition, the PPP chief said that India was involved in international oppression. He said that Canada and Western intelligence services, including the US government, have evidence that India is involved in terrorism on Western soil.
He mentioned the attempt to assassinate Hardp Singh Najar in Canada and the murder of Gurpat Singh Panoon, the leader of the Sikh for Justice (SFJ) on the US soil.
Bilawal said that after the Pahalgam invasion, the Western world did not join India because it knows that India is involved in terrorism outside its border, its neighborhood and outside the region and is also invading Western countries.
He condemned Indian Foreign Minister Jaishkar to threaten to “deeply attack Pakistan”. He added, “Jaishkar speaks like a warner and not a diplomat. The real problem is extremism in the Indian government. It is ironic that Modi is running a government whose reputation itself speaks.”
He added, “The Indian role in targeting the Sikhs is exposed to the world. India is a terrorist state, which has threatened missile strikes on Pakistan without any proof. It is not a demonstration of power, but a dangerous sign of regional instability, who should ask the word here.”
To date, Bilawal said that India has failed to distribute any identity of the so -called terrorists involved in the attack. “The truth is that India knows that Pakistan has nothing to do with this attack. This is what they are hiding from its people. The Pahalgam attack was a failure of India’s intelligence. India has gone crazy and it has followed its strategy of war process but it will fail.”
He also welcomed President Donald Trump’s offer to the media between India and Pakistan. He said that Pakistan is grateful for the US government’s practical approach and mediation offer. “India wants to sabotage Trump’s peace efforts,” he said.
Bilawal thanked President Trump for making the Kashmir issue international. “Kashmir is not a bilateral issue, but an international issue and India have been forced to focus on it. India has accepted that the issue has gone globally.”
He said that earlier, Pakistan had presented a complete direction for Indian involvement in terrorism to the world and a new Dasier for the international community would be presented soon to show the real face of Indian terrorism to the world.
