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India attempts to circumvent Indus Waters Treaty: Khawaja Asif

India attempts to circumvent Indus Waters Treaty: Khawaja Asif

Pakistan has vowed befitting response to any misadventure by India under the garb of Pahalgam false flag operation in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has issued a stern warning to India, saying that Pakistan will give a full and comprehensive response to any form of aggression. He stated that Pakistan remains on high alert due to the consistently hostile stance of its neighbor.

Commenting on India's reported attempts to exit the Indus Waters Treaty, Asif said that Pakistan is closely watching the situation and will not hold back if India takes any hostile steps.

He emphasized that the Indus Waters Treaty, which is backed by the World Bank as a guarantor, does not permit India to make unilateral decisions. The issue, he added, will be a key point of discussion in the upcoming meeting of the National Security Committee.

“Pakistani nation unites when it comes to matters of national identity and that the country’s armed forces, including the Air Force, have full defensive capabilities,” the defence minister said

Khawaja Asif stated that while Pakistan seeks peaceful and normal relations with its neighboring countries, it remains fully prepared to respond firmly if provoked.

“We will respond to India’s adventures in the same way we did during the Abhinandan episode. If India makes any misadventure we will give a befitting response,” the defence minister said.

“Our armed forces, including the Air Force, have full defensive capabilities. We proved our strength four years ago and will do so again if needed.”

 

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