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India Conditions Indus Waters Treaty Revival on Pakistan Ending Terrorism
The Indus Waters Treaty is an agreement between India and Pakistan about sharing river water.
India says the treaty can't work as it is unless Pakistan stops supporting terrorism.
India also says Pakistan is delaying its water projects unfairly.
Pakistan says India's actions are causing water problems.
The treaty was signed in 1960 with help from the World Bank.
India wants to change the treaty if Pakistan doesn't stop terrorism and work better on water projects.
India says the Indus Waters Treaty cannot operate in its current form unless Pakistan ends cross-border terrorism.
India accuses Pakistan of obstructing its hydropower projects on the western rivers.
Pakistan claims India's suspension of the treaty has caused water shortages.
The treaty was signed on September 19, 1960, and brokered by the World Bank.
India reserves the right to terminate the treaty if it is against its interests.
- Who
- India and Pakistan
- What
- Indus Waters Treaty revival conditions
- Where
- India and Pakistan
- When
- Current discussions, with historical context from 1960
- Why
- India conditions treaty revival on Pakistan ending terrorism and addressing hydropower project obstructions
India's Stance
Pakistan's Stance
Terrorism and Treaty Operation
India's Stance
India states the Indus Waters Treaty cannot operate in its current form unless Pakistan permanently ends cross-border terrorism.
Pakistan's Stance
Pakistan claims India's suspension of the treaty has caused water shortages and accuses India of creating a false narrative.
Hydropower Projects
India's Stance
India alleges Pakistan consistently obstructs its hydropower projects on the western rivers, using dispute resolution provisions to delay projects.
Pakistan's Stance
Pakistan escalates technical issues to third-party forums and pursues parallel proceedings to delay India's projects.
Key facts
- Treaty Signing Date
- September 19, 1960
- Treaty Broker
- World Bank
- Indian Rivers
- Ravi, Beas, Sutlej
- Pakistani Rivers
- Indus, Jhelum, Chenab
- Terror Attack
- Pahalgam terror attack in April 2023
- Indian Operation
- Operation Sindoor
- Terrorist Group
- The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT)
- Dispute Resolution
- Neutral Expert and the Court of Arbitration
Quotes
Indian government source
Unnamed Indian government source
“It would be accurate to say that the IWT in its present form will not function again. If provisions related to river water sharing have to be reactivated, they have to be done in a different form, not in the present form. And only if Pakistan abjures terrorism.”
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