Amit Shah’s meeting regarding Indus water.
In Pahalgam, Pakistan is overshadowing the terrorist attack and brutal killing of innocents. The Government of India has broken the Indus River Water Agreement and has started preparations for the water to be given a drop by drop. On Friday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a meeting with Union Water Power Minister CR Patil on this matter. In the meeting of the two leaders, it has been discussed in detail that even a drop of water should not be allowed to go to Pakistan.
Work will start immediately on how to stop water
In the meeting of Amit Shah and CR Patil, it was decided that work should be started immediately on every way to stop water. The short term and long term strategy also talked between the two leaders. In Shah’s meeting, only Patil was sitting on the Indus River. The theme of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar was something else and he left together. India will decide that not a single drop of water should be allowed to go to Pakistan.
How will water be diverted?
In a meeting between Home Minister Amit Shah and CR Patil, there has been a detailed talk about the water of the Indus river. The work of removing the silt of the Indus River and dragging will begin immediately. There was also a detailed discussion on the divert strategy of water. These water can also be diverted in rivers in which there is a shortage of water. There was a detailed discussion on how to use this water for irrigation.
Understand what will be the effect on Pakistan
The Government of India has announced to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 with immediate effect. India has also released a formal letter to Pakistan on Thursday. It was clarified in the letter that the decision to suspend the treaty was taken by the Government of India after intensive deliberations. The Indus Water Agreement between India and Pakistan was signed in 1960. Under the agreement, India got the water rights of Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab to Pakistan and the water rights of Ravi, Beas and Sutlej to India. About 80% of Pakistan’s agricultural irrigation is dependent on the Indus Water System. The water crisis in Pakistan will arise in Pakistan and it will affect agriculture.
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