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Centre issues notification on holding Indus Water Treaty in abeyance: Sources

India informs Pakistan of its decision to keep Indus Water Treaty in abeyance with immediate effect
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The Government on Thursday issued an official notification on holding the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance, sources said.

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Meanwhile, India also informed Pakistan of its decision to keep the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance with immediate effect, saying it breached the treaty conditions, government said.

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India said the sustained cross-border terrorism by Pakistan targeting J&K impeded India's rights under the Indus Water Treaty.

The decision was detailed in a letter from Debashree Mukherjee, India's Secretary of Water Resources, to her Pakistani counterpart, Syed Ali Murtaza.

Sustained cross-border terrorism by Pakistan targeting Jammu and Kashmir impedes India's rights under the Indus Water Treaty, the letter said.

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“What we have seen instead is sustained cross-border terrorism by Pakistan,” the letter stated, noting that these actions have created “security uncertainties” that impede India's ability to fully utilise its treaty rights.

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