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India has warned Pakistan in very strict and blunt terms on the inflammatory statements coming from across the border regarding the Indus Waters Treaty. There has been a sharp reaction from political circles and strategic circles of India after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif threatened ‘direct military action’ if the water of Indus River is stopped. From the Indian side, the leaders of the ruling party and the opposition have united and made it clear that if Pakistan tries to do any kind of audacity or military audacity, its existence will be erased from the world map forever.
Shehbaz Sharif’s jackal barking and calling water ‘redline’
In fact, there is an atmosphere of great panic and panic in Pakistan due to India’s tough stance of postponing the implementation of the Indus Water Treaty in protest against giving shelter to terrorism and continuing cross-border terrorist activities. On this, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif gave a provocative statement in a public meeting and said that the water issue is a national ‘redline’ for Pakistan and there will be no compromise on it. Sharif said in a threatening tone that if India diverted or stopped the waters of western rivers, Pakistan would not shy away from taking direct military action against India.
India’s all-party solidarity: If it dares, Pakistan will disappear forever
On this hollow threat of Pakistan, the leaders of all the major parties of India have strongly retaliated and reminded Pakistan of its real status.
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Union Minister Giriraj Singh: He said that India is protecting its national interests with strength and sovereignty. What is Pakistan’s existence in front of the world’s superpowers? India does not care at all about such empty threats.
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BJP spokesperson R.P. Lion: Giving a strong warning to Pakistan, he said that Shehbaz Sharif may have forgotten how the Indian Army had destroyed their terrorist posts and hideouts. If Pakistan commits any heinous act, it will disappear from the world map forever.
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Congress MP Tariq Anwar: Opposition Congress also supported the government’s stand, saying that unless Pakistan stops shedding the blood of innocent Indians by sending terrorists, it is not possible to conclude any treaty or goodwill with it.
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Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh: He said that the Indian Army is fully capable of removing all kinds of red, yellow and blue line illusions and the entire country stands like a rock with the Indian Army and the government on the issue of national security.
India’s steadfast principle of ‘blood and water cannot flow together’
India has also made it clear on global forums that the Indus Water Treaty signed in 1960 was based on the principles of goodwill, friendship and peace. But Pakistan has destroyed the basic spirit of this agreement through continuous cross-border terrorism, infiltration and attacks over the last five decades. India has a clear stand that water and blood cannot flow together. Unless Pakistan completely eliminates the terrorist infrastructure from its soil, the question of any relief or cooperation on the water treaty does not arise.