‘Either water will flow or they will be blood’: Former Pakistan FM Bilawal Bhutto is a threat to India for India

Former Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari After New Delhi, India threatened that New Delhi formally suspended the Indus Water Treaty after the deadly terrorist attacks in Pahgam, Jammu and Kashmir.
Speaking in Sukkur along the Indus River, Bhutto said, “India has accused Pakistan of Pahalgam incident, Modi has made false allegations to hide his own weaknesses and cheat his people. They have decided to suspend the Indus water. We will remain.
Since the attack in Pahalgam, the tension between two nuclear-head neighbors has increased rapidly, where 26 people, most of the tourists were killed. Resistance Morcha (TRF), is believed to have a proxy of the banned Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tabiba, claimed responsibility. India launched the process of suspending the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, citing the alleged support of Pakistan. Border terrorism,
The government sent a formal notice to the Ministry of Water Resources of Pakistan, through its Ministry of Water Power. Calling Article XII (3) of the treaty, the letter pointed to demographic changes, developed clean energy needs, and the alleged support of Pakistan for terrorism as a basis for a review. India insisted that the treaty cannot be implemented in “goodwill” under current circumstances.
Meanwhile, Fallout has triggered internal discord within Pakistan. The project of controversial Cholistan canals launched by the Army and Punjab’s Provincial Government in February has been suspended after the pressure of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and widespread protests in Sindh. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif met Bilawal Bhutto and agreed that no other canal would be built without consensus through the Council of Common Interest (CCI).
At a joint press conference, Sharif confirmed, “No other canal will be constructed until a decision is reached with mutual consent in CCI.”
Bhutto earlier said, “India’s declaration to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty is illegal and against humanity.” “We will increase the matter of Pakistan not only on the roads but also internationally.”
India has also started identifying and sending back Pakistani citizens living in India on short -term visas. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has directed the state governments to accelerate the process, while a meeting with senior officials has been called with senior officials to discuss the implication of India’s decision on the treaty.