Pakistan has been shocked by India due to suspension of the Indus Water Treaty. Now he is preparing to send a formal diplomatic notice against this decision. This information was given in a media report on Friday.
A report quoting the Pakistani media ‘Express News’ said that this decision has been taken after initial discussion between Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, Law Ministry and Ministry of Water Resources.
Turban in Pakistan after India’s action
According to the report, after India was suspended, emergency legal and constitutional discussions were held in Pakistan and after necessary preparations, it was decided that India would be formally sent diplomatic notice against the decision.
Let us know that 26 people lost their lives in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. Since then, there has been a big decline in relations between India and Pakistan. After the attack, India has taken many tough measures against Pakistan, including the decision to suspend the Indus Water Treaty signed in 1960. This treaty controls the system of sharing water between the two countries.
Notice will be sent through diplomatic channels
Officials have confirmed that the three ministry concerned- abroad, water resources and laws- are coordinating to finalize this process and a formal notice will be sent to India through diplomatic channels in the coming days. Sources associated with the Indus Commission said that the notice will demand clarification from India regarding suspension of this historic treaty.