Islamabad: Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has issued a strong response to India regarding its escalating rhetoric and threats to block Pakistan's water under the Indus Water Treaty.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said, "India cannot take away even a single drop of water from Pakistan. If it tries to do so, it will be taught a lesson it will never forget."
He further said that India would have to think ten times before thinking of violating the Indus Treaty Treaty. He warned that if India tried to stop water, Pakistan would respond very well.
"If India shut down the water, the day is not far when it will be forced to touch its ears." The Prime Minister also said that the enemy's pride has already been drowned on May 10, and India will never forget Pakistan's response.
He claimed that the Pak Air Force killed six Indian aircraft in recent defense clashes, including the latest four Rafale aircraft.
The Prime Minister said that Pakistan wants peace but there will be no compromise on national security, sovereignty and water rights.
