Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Amit Shah: Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan Unlikely Restored
India will not restore the water agreement with Pakistan because it believes Pakistan has not followed the rules.
Instead, India will redirect water to its own state, Rajasthan.
This decision comes after a recent terror attack in Kashmir, which India sees as an attempt to create unrest.
India also warns it will respond to any future attacks.
Amit Shah stated the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan will not be restored.
India has suspended the treaty due to Pakistan's violations.
Water previously flowing to Pakistan will be redirected to Rajasthan.
The decision followed the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir.
Shah accused Pakistan of attempting to sabotage peace in Kashmir.
- Who
- Amit Shah, Union Home Minister.
- What
- Indus Waters Treaty will not be restored.
- When
- Not specified.
- Where
- India and Pakistan.
- Why
- Because Pakistan violated treaty terms and recent terror attacks.
India's Stance
Pakistan's Stance
Treaty Violation
India's Stance
Pakistan violated the terms of the treaty.
Pakistan's Stance
Not available
Kashmir Situation
India's Stance
Terror attacks in Kashmir are attempts to sabotage peace.
Pakistan's Stance
Not available
- Treaty
- Indus Waters Treaty
- Status
- Suspended
- Reason
- Pakistan violated terms
- Action
- Water redirected to India
- Official
- Amit Shah
Sources
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Indus Water Treaty will never be restored: Home Minister Amit Shah
'Paani Rajasthan Tak Jayega': Amit Shah Says Indus Waters Treaty Will 'Never Be Restored'
