"India Won't Tolerate Nuclear Blackmail":
PM Narendra Modi's Big Message To Pakistan on Independence Day - 2025:
The rivers of India were irrigating the enemy country while our own farmers were deprived of water, said PM Modi, rejecting the Indus treaty.
"The Indus Water Treaty was an injustice to the people of India. The rivers of India were irrigating the enemy country while our own farmers were deprived of water.
Now, the right over India's share of water belongs only to India and its farmers. A compromise on farmers' interests and national interests is not acceptable to us. Not anymore," he said.
Pakistan recently urged New Delhi to resume the normal functioning of the treaty.
But its army chief, Asim Munir, who is seen as the next de facto military ruler of Pakistan, went too far and threatened to destroy any infrastructure that India builds on the Indus Water channels.
Pakistan has no shortage of missiles, he said while addressing an event during his latest US trip.
Pak army chief also threatened to take down "half the world" if his country faced an existential threat in a future war with India.
On Friday, in his Independence Day speech, Modi said -- India cannot be blackmailed anymore.
He topped it with a warning for Pakistan. "India will no longer tolerate nuclear blackmail. If the enemy dares to commit any more misadventure, the Indian Armed Forces will give them a befitting reply.
India has decided that blood and water will not flow together".
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Good that NaMo has made his message loud and clear in matter of saying a firm No to Indus water 👌 But merely giving this message may not help. Wasn't there a lost opportunity for India when it missed out on reoccupying the PoK during Operation Sindoor ⁉️However, it's just a personal opinion and critical question which may not be in consonance with the diplomatic tactics of India 😊
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