ISLAMABAD: Minister for Water Resources Faisal Vawda has termed the Indian threat to stop the flow of water from eastern rivers to Pakistan a "failed attempt", just like the Pulwama incident, to divert attention from its failure in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case in International Court of Justice (ICJ).
In his reaction over India’s threat to stop Pakistan’s water, he said India could not blame Pakistan for its failure in the International Court of Justice to prove spy Kulbhushan innocent. As per Indus Water Treaty, India could not stop Pakistan's water, he added, says a press statement here on Friday.
Describing the threat hilarious and void, he said Indian government was preparing ground to seek public support in next election by hurling allegation against Pakistan.
“India must keep it in mind that it is a New Pakistan,” Vawda said adding that valiant Armed Forces of Pakistan would give a befitting response, if India launched any misadventure.
He said India would get nothing from its war hysteria except embarrassment among comity of the nations.
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