By Admin 
Indus water treatment: After the Operation Sindoor, after eating the mouth from India, Pakistan is pleading in front of the United Nations (UN) for water. The delegation led by former Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari apprised the members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in New York about the problems of India’s water strike.
This threat is coming on Pakistan
The Pakistani delegation told the UNSC member countries that the postponement of the Indus Water Treaty can cause water scarcity, food crisis and environmental disaster in Pakistan. Bilawal Bhutto said that India is using it as a weapon by suspending the Indus Water Treaty unilaterally, which threatens the lives of millions of people and is a violation of international law.
Pakistan is pleading with the countries of the world
Speaking on the Kashmir issue, Bilawal alleged that India ignores the proposal accepted by the United Nations regarding war. He said that Pakistan is one of the largest aggrieved countries of terrorism in the world. Since the ban on the Indus Agreement, Pakistan has been pleading to restore it worldwide.
Pakistan has once again made a complaint in the United Nation. In a meeting with China’s permanent representative Ambassador to the United Nations, Bilawal Bhutto thanked China for supporting India in the war with India.
India has taken tough decisions against Pakistan
After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, the Modi government at the Center took several major decisions against Pakistan, including numbling the Indus Water Treaty. The then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and the then President of Pakistan Ayub Khan were signed. In this, the World Bank played the role of an intermediary. The purpose of the treaty was to end the dispute by fixing the conditions of water sharing of rivers between the two countries.
The Indus river system consists of a total of six rivers, including three Eastern rivers Ravi, Beas, Sutlej and three western rivers Indus, Jhelum, Chenab. Under this agreement, India has got the right to control and use of Eastern rivers, while Pakistan has got control of Western rivers. About 80 percent of Pakistan’s agricultural irrigation is dependent on the Indus water system. With the ban of India on the Indus Water Agreement, water will not reach water in the Indus River in Pakistan, which will create water crisis and it will directly affect the cultivation there.