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Indus Water Treaty in present form no longer exists, Pak aiding terrorism: India

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  1. India states the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) in its present form no longer functions.

  2. India had put the IWT in abeyance last year after the Pahalgam terrorist attack.

  3. India cites Pakistan's state sponsorship of terrorism as a breach of obligations under customary international law.

  4. India continues to provide flood warnings to Pakistan outside the treaty framework.

  5. India notes Pakistan has not built large-scale storage or invested in modern water management despite receiving 80% of Indus Basin waters.

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