After ban on Indus Waters Treaty, now Modi government’s new move makes Pakistan nervous, it is to…

After the Pahalgam terrorist attack in April, India suspended the Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan which was in place since 1960. Now India has taken such a step, which has infuriated Pakistan.

Ever since putting the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance following the dastardly Pahalgam terror attack, India has ensured that the noose will not be loosened. New Delhi latest move has reportedly further infuriated Islamabad.

India alerted Pakistan about a potential flood, however, the warning was communicated through diplomatic channels rather than the Indus Waters Commission. It is the first known official contact between India and Pakistan since a four-day conflict between the two sides in May.

“On August 24, 2025, India communicated flood warnings through diplomatic channels, rather than through the Indus Waters Commission as required under the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT),” Pakistan Foreign Office Spokesperson Shahfqat Ali Khan said.

On August 24, 2025, India warned of floods through diplomatic channels instead of the Indus Water Commission as required under the Indus Water Treaty, the Foreign Office statement said. Pakistan said India is obliged to fully comply with all provisions of the treaty. It said India’s unilateral suspension of the treaty was a “serious violation of international law” with potential consequences for regional peace and stability.