By Admin 
Brahmaputra river water: The nervousness in Pakistan is clearly visible due to India’s decision to partially suspend the Indus Water Treaty. Pakistan is constantly making inflammatory statements about India and now it has dragged China’s name and claimed that if India retreats from the Indus Treaty, China can stop the flow of Brahmaputra river in India.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has rejected this threat of Pakistan with facts. Posting on the social media platform X, he made it clear that the dependence of the Brahmaputra River is not on China, but on the monsoon rain and tributaries of India. According to Sarma, China contributes only 30 to 35 percent to the total water flow of Brahmaputra, which comes mainly from the melting of the glacier and limited rainfall.
Brahmaputra: River becomes stronger in India
Sarma told that Brahmaputra is a river that becomes more powerful after entering India. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Nagaland and Meghalaya receive heavy monsoon rainfall which provides water to the river. Apart from this, tributaries like Subansiri, Lohit, Kameng, Manas, Dhansiri, Jia-Bharalai, Kopili, Krishnai, Digaru and Kulasi offer water to Brahmaputra. While its flow on Tuting from the China border is 2,000 to 3,000 cubic meters/second, in areas like Guwahati it reaches 15,000 to 20,000 cubic meters/second at the time of monsoon.
Warn to Pakistan, know the truth before spreading fear
Sarma clearly said that Brahmaputra is an Indian, rain-nutrition river system which is not dependent on any one country. Even if China limits the water, India will not suffer a big loss from it, but it can reduce the severe floods of Assam which displaces millions of people every year. Pakistan, which took unfair advantage of the Indus Water Treaty for 74 years, is now nervous with India’s sovereignty.
Brahmaputra: Identification of India’s civilization and power
In the end, Sarma reminded Pakistan that the Brahmaputra River is not based on any one source, but it is nurtured by the geography, monsoon and cultural power of India. In such a situation, Pakistan’s attempt to spread fear is meaningless and India is now able to make independent and sovereign decisions on its water resources.