Pakistan Warns India Against Using Water as ‘Instrument of Coercion' at UN Rights Council
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Pakistan's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mohammad Ishak Darh what he described as India's use of water as a weapon, asserting that the Sindh River Water Treaty remains fully in force. In a video-technology address during the International Water Symposium in Vienna, Dar said that New Delhi's decision to unilaterally suspend the Sindh Treaty lacked a legal basis.
DAN, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, Mohammad Ishak Dar, " India ' s use of water as a weapon " , confirmed that the Sindh Water Treaty remained fully in force, and that India ' s unilateral action to suspend the Treaty had no legal basis ...
India's bid to restrict Pakistan's water share carries 'serious security implications': Dar
DNA Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Tuesday warned that attempts to deprive Pakistan of its rightful share of water would have “serious implications” for regional peace and security, as tensions over the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) remain unresolved. Dar made the remarks while addressing the International Water Symposium convened by the […]
Pakistan Warns India Over Indus Waters Treaty at Vienna and UN
Vienna/New York (GNP): Pakistan has taken its position on the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) to two international platforms. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar addressed a symposium in Vienna, while a Pakistani diplomat spoke at the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council in Geneva. Both interventions carried the same message: shared rivers […]
Indus Waters Treaty UN Row: Pakistan Warns India Against Water Coercion - THE DESTINATION
UN – (Special Correspondent/Web Desk) – Pakistan has raised the Indus Waters Treaty UN issue at the Human Rights Council, warning the world against using water as a tool of political pressure. Its diplomat called India’s recent actions on the treaty a “weaponisation of water.” The remarks came from Adeel Mumtaz Khokhar, Pakistan’s First Secretary. […]
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