Oh indeed, it will not have arithmetic effect but compounding multiplier effect. Drying aquifers, small farmers dependent on canals taking debts for gensets and borewells. Or opting out of particular crop seaons.
Oh no.. silting..
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Good, you finally understand this basic point...
Pakistan has always behaved as a petty & bad faith actor, exploiting every available mechanism to obstruct and delay Indian projects even on waters that are unambiguously India's under the Indus Waters treaty...... Rather than honoring the spirit of cooperation as enshrined in IWT, it has repeatedly resorted to procedural roadblocks and obstructionist tactics to undermine India's legitimate rights over it's own waters. Whole moto of Pakistan is damage India anyway possible. The real deeper reason why Pakistan has repeatedly behave this way is well understood by Indian establishment. It may have taken India longer than to recognize & respond to this patterns, but as the saying goes, "Der aaye, durust aaye." The days of endless concessions and one sided generosity are over. No more free lunches or in this case, free water for Pakistan going forward.
Indus Waters Treaty: Asymmetric obligations, unequal concessions and Pakistan’s weaponisation (Part 1) — P.K Saxena
MAY 9 — The Indus River System comprises six major rivers — the Indus, Chenab, Jhelum, Ravi, Beas and Sutlej — flowing through the territories of both India and Pakistan....
Pakistan has always behaved as a petty & bad faith actor, exploiting every available mechanism to obstruct and delay Indian projects even on waters that are unambiguously India's under the Indus Waters treaty...... Rather than honoring the spirit of cooperation as enshrined in IWT, it has repeatedly resorted to procedural roadblocks and obstructionist tactics to undermine India's legitimate rights over it's own waters. Whole moto of Pakistan is damage India anyway possible. The real deeper reason why Pakistan has repeatedly behave this way is well understood by Indian establishment. It may have taken India longer than to recognize & respond to this patterns, but as the saying goes, "Der aaye, durust aaye." The days of endless concessions and one sided generosity are over. No more free lunches or in this case, free water for Pakistan going forward.
Indus Waters Treaty: Asymmetric obligations, unequal concessions and Pakistan’s weaponisation (Part 1) — P.K Saxena
MAY 9 — The Indus River System comprises six major rivers — the Indus, Chenab, Jhelum, Ravi, Beas and Sutlej — flowing through the territories of both India and Pakistan....
Pakistan has always behaved as a petty & bad faith actor, exploiting every available mechanism to obstruct and delay Indian projects even on waters that are unambiguously India's under the Indus Waters treaty...... Rather than honoring the spirit of cooperation as enshrined in IWT, it has repeatedly resorted to procedural roadblocks and obstructionist tactics to undermine India's legitimate rights over it's own waters. Whole moto of Pakistan is damage India anyway possible. The real deeper reason why Pakistan has repeatedly behave this way is well understood by Indian establishment. It may have taken India longer than to recognize & respond to this patterns, but as the saying goes, "Der aaye, durust aaye." The days of endless concessions and one sided generosity are over. No more free lunches or in this case, free water for Pakistan going forward.
Indus Waters Treaty: Asymmetric obligations, unequal concessions and Pakistan’s weaponisation (Part 1) — P.K Saxena
MAY 9 — The Indus River System comprises six major rivers — the Indus, Chenab, Jhelum, Ravi, Beas and Sutlej — flowing through the territories of both India and Pakistan....
Pakistan is welcome to do anything it's deem appropriate
Indus Water Treaty is done & dusted, what's there to discuss anymore, only thing left now is cope & more cope
This. Really there is a Indian journalist called kay, he said that quote to quote "Indian media purposely fed wrong analysis of Pakistan like it is a ruins or a desert kind of situation where there Army have no equipment and it would be a like walking in the park like in Iran or Afghanistan and our military can blast any structure or target they like in Pakistan and that was the reason we lost some jets due strike by Pakistan. He said that there are Indian army retired analysis who purposely feed wrong news that Pakistan has no fighter jets or not maintained and it would counter it like running on motor cycle like in bollywood style movie climax".
So you accept breach of a formally concluded and ratified treaty that is binding upon its signatories in the eyes of international law?Pakistan is welcome to do anything it's deem appropriate
Indus Water Treaty is done & dusted, what's there to discuss anymore, only thing left now is cope & more cope
Funny how "international law" suddenly becomes sacred only when it suits Pakistan. It's amusing that you are fixated on semantics while ignoring decades of bad faith petty conduct of your country for obvious reason that made the current situation inevitable. International agreements presume reciprocal good faith, not one party exploiting every loophole while expecting perpetual concessions from the other. If Pakistan wanted the benefits of the treaty indefinitely, it should have honored the broader conditions that make such cooperation possible. In real world fortunately actions have consequences.
My bad.
