Pakistan has been nervous since the postponement of the Indus Water Agreement of India. After offering a conversation with India, PAK has once again started giving jackal. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has a new statement, in which he said that Islamabad will defeat India in the water war.

After the terrorist attack on Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir (April 22, 2025), India launched Operation Sindoor and entered Pakistan and destroyed terrorist bases. Since then, the official conversation between the two sides has been closed. However, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who recently visited a foreign tour, expressed his desire to talk to India.

Khwaja Asif again gave jackal
During a conversation with Sama TV of Pakistan, Khwaja Asif said that the flow of water in the Chenab river is much less than that. This is a deliberate action taken by India to ban Pakistan’s water rights. Khwaja Asif gave jackal and said that India was defeated in traditional war and now we will beat him in water war too. Also said that he does not know about this about any back channel with India.

“The flow of water in the chenab river is significantly lower than it should be, suggesting deliberate actions by India to restrint Pakistan’s water rights. will defeat it in the water war as well & he is not aware of any back… pic.twitter.com/fzjkgqgqr6mw

– OsintTv (@OSITTV) June 7, 2025

Pakistan wrote letters four times to India
Meanwhile, Islamabad has sent several formal letters to New Delhi asking to review the Indus Water Agreement. According to reports, Pakistan’s Water Resources Secretary Syed Ali Murtaza wrote a letter four times to the Ministry of Water Power of India, out of which three were written after operation vermilion.

India has made its position clear on this matter. (April 24, 2025), Pakistan was formally informed about the decision to postpone the Indus Water Treaty. India’s Water Resources Secretary Debashree Mukherjee said that the responsibility of respecting the treaty with goodwill is fundamental for the treaty. However, we have seen that Pakistan tries to target India’s Jammu and Kashmir repeatedly through terrorists.

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India-pakistan tension: India has taken another action against Pakistan after suspending the Indus Water Agreement. Now India has stopped the water of Chenab river through Bagalihar Dam. Similarly, the Jhelum is planning to take tough steps about the Kishanganga dam on the river. A source said that the Bagihar Hydroelectric Dam in Ramban, Jammu and the Kishanganga Hydroelectric Dam in North Kashmir have the ability to regulate the time of release of water.

India decided to suspend the decades-old treaty after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. 26 people were killed in this attack, mostly tourists. The Indus Water Treaty, which was conducted by the World Bank’s mediation, has controlled the use of the Indus River and its tributaries between India and Pakistan since 1960.

Controversy over Baggihar Dam

The Bagihar Dam has been a matter of long dispute between the two neighbors. Pakistan has demanded the World Bank’s mediation in this matter. Pakistan also has objections due to its influence on Neelam, a tributary of Jhelum, especially about the Kishanganga dam.

History of Indus Water Agreement

The Indus Water Agreement, signed by Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru and President of Pakistan Ayub Khan in 1960. It was a historical agreement made in the World Bank’s mediation. Its aim was to avoid the future conflict between India and Pakistan over water resources. Under this treaty, India got the right to Ravi, Sutlej, Beas. The control of Indus, Chenab, Jhelum was assigned to Pakistan. However, India got limited irrigation, power generation and domestic use exemption.

Pakistan’s lifeline Indus?

The mainstay of Pakistan’s water-based economy is the Indus river system. With its help, Pakistan uses 93% of Western rivers water. 80% agricultural land depends on this water. The livelihood of millions of people, water supply network of cities and hydro power production rests on this system. So when India indicated the postponement of the Indus Water Agreement, there was a panic and resentment in Pakistan’s political and military leadership.