No More Sindh Water: India Makes It Tough For Pakistan!

It is already known that the bilateral relationship relationships between India and Pakistan have hit an all-time low condition. This is getting particularly elevated if we look at the latest Indus water treaty that has been agreed upon by the two countries.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday reiterated India's tough stance on Pakistan and the Indus Waters Treaty during an event in Hyderabad. He ended by saying India would not allow the waters of the Sindhu River to reach those who support terrorism.

He stressed that normal cooperation cannot continue unless Pakistan takes credible action against cross-border terrorism. Addressing an Intellectuals Meet organised by the Telangana BJP, Singh said the Sindhu River's waters would not flow to patrons terrorism and enemies of humanity.

It was again emphasised that "blood and water cannot flow together", he maintained that India's position remains unchanged. Singh also cited Operation Sindoor, saying it demonstrated India's ability to respond to those who do not understand the language of peace.

This would essentially mean that the highly crucial waters distribution between India and Pakistan is not likely to happen, and this is the result of the terror activity of Pakistan.