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Omar Abdullah vs Mehbooba Mufti over Tulbul Project and Indus Water Treaty Ends in ‘Rise Above Gutter'

  • On May 15-16, 2025, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Ministers Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti clashed over reviving the Tulbul Navigation Project on Wullar Lake amid the Indus Waters Treaty suspension and India-Pakistan tensions.
  • Abdullah suggested restarting the long-delayed Tulbul project to enable Jammu and Kashmir to utilize the Jhelum River for transport and electricity production, whereas Mufti criticized his suggestion as reckless amid sensitive India-Pakistan relations.
  • The row reflects deeper political rivalry as Abdullah condemned the IWT as a 'historic betrayal' of Jammu and Kashmir, and Mufti warned that weaponizing water risks internationalizing a bilateral issue after recent near-conflict escalations.
  • Abdullah criticized Mufti by accusing her of seeking attention through provocative tactics, while Mufti condemned his comments as highly irresponsible and dangerously provocative.
  • This dispute underscores ongoing regional instability, as the suspended treaty and political contention raise concerns about future water sharing and peace between India and Pakistan.
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THE NEW INDIAN broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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