Silent Waters: India Midnight Decision That Shook Pakistan
Water Wars on the Horizon: India Freezes Indus Treaty, Pakistan Turns to China for Rescue
India’s A Historic Decision Shakes Decades Old Pact
India has taken this landmark decision to forgo the Indus Water Treaty which stood since 1960 in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack. This exposes the country’s water as a strategic weapon against Pakistan for the first time. This along with the cancellation of visas reduced diplomatic staff and strict border controls signals a change in India policy regarding terrorism originating from Pakistan.
Panic in Islamabad: Diplomatic Ripples Turn into Waves
Pakistan has been severely caught topsy-turvy in light of India’s aggression. Giving ample scope for thirsty people, Islamabad has resorted to raising the issue at the United Nations Security Council. Pakistan sources confirm initiatives to seek international help especially from China and Russia to counter India’s effective measures.
China in the Equation: A New Player on the Waterboard
Former senator and journalist of Pakistan Mushahid Hussain Syed stressed the importance of China in this emerging crisis. He has illustrated by saying that major rivers, namely the Indus and the Brahmaputra originate in Tibet which is under Chinese territory. Therefore India could face retaliation in matters of water by China if India cuts off water supply to Pakistan.
Modi, RSS, and the 2025 Narrative
Political moves, Hussain alleged are by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi under pressure from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) which will celebrate its centenary in 2025. According to him this is part of a political formula to present strength argument and mobilize nationalist sentiments ahead of a major event for the RSS.
Airspace Strategy: Pakistan’s Counterattack
Hussain called this a tactical economic strike because it has closed the Pakistani airspace for Indian flights. Airline rates would go up, travel routes would get disturbed and economic pressure will be on the Indian aviation industry.
Indian Media and the Battle for Narrative
Further he attacked Indian media for its anti Pakistan rhetoric without credible evidence. He said such coverage will create unnecessary public hysteria and distort facts. To him the chances of a war occurring are slimmer he termed India’s 2019 strike against Pakistan as a “trial balloon” that fizzled out without escalation.
As we move into hotter territory, the Indus waters issue may become a diplomatic thorn that has the potential to escalate into a full-blown regional crisis leaving long shadows across the political and ecological future of South Asia.
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