Amid threats by Pakistan Army Chief General Aseem Munir and former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhatto, Islamabad has again been begged to India for water. Pakistan has appealed India to restore the Indus Water Treaty. The Pakistani Foreign Ministry has fully implemented the Indus Water Treaty and welcomed the Exitation of the Court of Arbitration. However, India has never recognized the permanent arbitration court and rejected its proceedings.

Pakistan begged in front of India for water

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry posted on X and said, “We appeal to India to immediately restore the normal functioning of the Indus Water Treaty. India fully and honestly fulfill the obligations of this treaty. We welcome the verdict of the court on 8 August 2025 on the General Examination of the Sindhu Water Treaty (IWT), which has been released on the court website on 8 August 2025.”

This decision clarifies the design standards of the new run-off-the-Indri Hydroelectric power project to be made by India on Western rivers Chenab, Jhelum and Indus. In this decision, the court said that India should allow the water of western rivers to reach Pakistan without any restriction. Apart from this, the rules of the treaty should also be strictly followed in cases of hydropower project. According to India, making such a court is a big violation of the Indus Water Treaty.

Bilawal Bhutto and Asim Munir’s jackal

Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto gave India a jackal of war on the Indus Water Treaty on Monday. He said that if India postpones this treaty and builds a dam, then there will be war against India. He said, “We have to raise our voice against Modi, so that we can stop the oppression that is happening on us. For this we need the people of Pakistan.”

At the same time, Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir, who went on a US tour, threatened India for nuclear war during an event there. Referring to the Indus Water Treaty, Asim Munir said, “We are a nuclear country.” If Islamabad feels the danger of existence from India, then he will drown half the world with him.

‘Pakistan’s old habit threatening nuclear weapons’

On Monday, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said on Asim Munir’s statement, “Threatening nuclear weapons has been the old habit of Pakistan. Such irresponsible statements force the international community to question the credibility of Pakistan’s nuclear command and control. It is regrettable that these comments have been made from a friendly country (America). Will keep taking steps. “

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India Pakistan News: After the Pahalgam terror attack, India suspended the Indus Water Agreement with Pakistan, after which the neighboring country became fascinated for water. Now he is pleading on all the forums of the world to give us the water of the Indus, but India once again replied to Pakistan and said that it will not talk on the Indus Water Treaty until it would solve India’s concerns about terrorism.

Pakistan wrote a letter to the Government of India

According to sources, Pakistan’s Water Resources Secretary Syed Ali Murtaza has requested India to rethink the decision to postpone the Indus Water Treaty several times. In many letters written to Indian counterpart Debashree Mukherjee, Syed Ali Murtaza has repeatedly expressed a desire to discuss the specific objections raised by his government by his government. India has not responded to any letters of Pakistan.

India bluntly reply to Pakistan

India says that until the concerns of New Delhi regarding terrorism are resolved and the treaty is not fully given a new look, it will not interact with the neighboring country in any way. India postponed the Indus Water Treaty of 1960 after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. 26 people were killed in this attack. Mukherjee officially informed Pakistan about this decision.

Pakistan’s condition deteriorated due to Sindhu water treaty suspended

The Indus Water Treaty was signed by the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and the then President of Pakistan Ayub Khan. In this, the World Bank played the role of an intermediary. Its purpose 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.