u/Flat-Violinist4626

Image 1 — Ind*a officially begins work on stealing our water.
Image 2 — Ind*a officially begins work on stealing our water.
Image 3 — Ind*a officially begins work on stealing our water.

Ind*a officially begins work on stealing our water.

After months of putting the treaty in abeyance last year, they started desilting and flushing their dams on an almost monthly basis to increase their storage capacity without sharing any type of data with us that was required to do so. They greenlit a few hydro projects on their own rivers, again not allowed without asking us according to the treaty.

Now they have gone one step further and outright started building an 8 km long tunnel to divert water from Chenab (river promised to us) to beas basin (their river under IWT).

The International Court ruled in our favour a few days ago, calling the abeyance done by India unjust and illegal, but India has just said they don't care about that International Court, and the next day they greenlit these water diversion projects.

Now my question is: they are going all in on this. What have we done? Water desilting? Making reservoirs, new dams, changing our irrigation system, educating farmers on less water intensive crops? I read in a Geo TV article a week ago, so before this new tunnel development. The article said even without having capabilities to stop Pakistan's water, just by alternating the water flow and not sharing data, it has affected our crops, which led to an increase in food prices. So someone who actually understands this can explain this to me: what are we going to do now? Please don't come with "we will just bomb those dams" (which will lead to massive floods here)... I don't want Facebook crowd comments. I want logical answers, please. What can we actually do? People are dying cause of this.

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 5 hours ago

Ind*a officially begins work on stealing our water.

After months of putting the treaty in abeyance last year, they started desilting and flushing their dams on an almost monthly basis to increase their storage capacity without sharing any type of data with us that was required to do so. They greenlit a few hydro projects on their own rivers, again not allowed without asking us according to the treaty.

Now they have gone one step further and outright started building an 8 km long tunnel to divert water from Chenab (river promised to us) to beas basin (their river under IWT).

The International Court ruled in our favour a few days ago, calling the abeyance done by India unjust and illegal, but India has just said they don't care about that International Court, and the next day they greenlit these water diversion projects.

Now my question is: they are going all in on this. What have we done? Water desilting? Making reservoirs, new dams, changing our irrigation system, educating farmers on less water intensive crops? I read in a Geo TV article a week ago, so before this new tunnel development. The article said even without having capabilities to stop Pakistan's water, just by alternating the water flow and not sharing data, it has affected our crops, which led to an increase in food prices. So someone who actually understands this can explain this to me: what are we going to do now? Please don't come with "we will just bomb those dams" (which will lead to massive floods here)... I don't want Facebook crowd comments. I want logical answers, please. What can we actually do? People are dying cause of this.

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 5 hours ago
▲ 114 r/chutyapa

Two schoolchildren killed in drone strike in KP's Bajaur

*Two schoolboys 10, and a 12 year old died in a drone strike on Thursday in Shah Tangi, Bajaur. They were returning from school when hit. Police said they died en route to the hospital*

In the past 10 days, **4 terrorist attacks** have taken place, all in KPK, that took the lives of **40 people**

A similar drone attack happened around May 1st too, where 3 people got injured at a cricket stadium.

My question is: Where are these people getting drones from? Drones are still expensive compared to what an average person earns in KPK. So how do they have access to these drones and training for these attacks? And can you not trace drones?

Sorry, but I am not very technologically savvy

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 1 day ago
▲ 241 r/pakistan

Two schoolchildren killed in drone strike in KP's Bajaur

*Two schoolboys 10, and a 12 year old died in a drone strike on Thursday in Shah Tangi, Bajaur. They were returning from school when hit. Police said they died en route to the hospital*

In the past 10 days, **4 terrorist attacks** have taken place, all in KPK, that took the lives of **40 people**

A similar drone attack happened around May 1st too, where 3 people got injured at a cricket stadium.

My question is: Where are these people getting drones from? Drones are still expensive compared to what an average person earns in KPK. So how do they have access to these drones and training for these attacks? And can you not trace drones?

Sorry, but I am not very technologically savvy

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 1 day ago

Govt is discussing increasing the minimum voter age to 25

Many are saying they are scared of Gen Z because we are more aware and won't stand for this. That's why they're increasing it. My point is, everyone currently knows that the last election wasn't fair and was a daylight robbery, and yet we **Gen Z** haven't actually done anything about it. So I personally don't see the point of being scared.

Others are agreeing with this logic of increasing the voter age to 25. What's your take?

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 6 days ago

4th terrorist attack in KPK within a span of a week

May 9&10: Bannu [21 dead with 3 injured)

May 12: Lakki Marwat [10 killed 30+ injured]

May 14: Bajaur [8 killed 35 injured]

Casualties: At least 8 Pakistani troops were killed and 35 others injured, according to two security officials who spoke to Reuters. The powerful blast - from a suicide vehicle-borne IED - was felt more than 20 km away in local markets. Images from the site show extensive destruction, with parts of the Frontier Corps /Damangi Scouts post reduced to rubble and charred debris. The assault occurred around 7:55 PM local time on May 14

What are our security forces actually doing?

This is the 4th terroris attack in a span of days. Combined, more than 38 are dead and 60+ are injured, including civilians. I just want basic answers. TTP has yet again claimed responsibility. Why are they so incapable of protecting their own territory? Where are these intelligence agencies? Where are these military people? When it comes to meddling in public affairs like elections, they are the first ones ther but what now? How many more? This is the 4th terrorist attack in KPK within a span of a few days. I feel so sorry for these people's family.

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 8 days ago
▲ 183 r/pakistan

4th terrorist attack in KPK within span of a week

May 9&10: Bannu [21 dead with 3 injured] May 12: Lakki Marwat [10 killed 30+ injured] May 14 : Bajaur [8 killed 35 injured]

Casualties: At least 8 Pakistani troops were killed and 35 others injured, according to two security officials who spoke to Reuters. The powerful blast — from a suicide vehicle-borne IED — was felt more than 20 km away in local markets. Images from the site show extensive destruction, with parts of the Frontier Corps / Damangi Scouts post reduced to rubble and charred debris. The assault occurred around 7:55 PM local time on May 14

What are our security forces actually doing? This is the 4th terroris attack in a span of days. Combined, more than 38 are dead and 60+ are injured, including civilians. I just want basic answers. TTP has yet again claimed responsibility. Why are they so incapable of protecting their own territory? Where are these intelligence agencies? Where are these military people? When it comes to meddling in public affairs like elections, they are the first ones ther but what now? How many more? This is the 4th terrorist attack in KPK within a span of a few days. I feel so sorry for these people's family.

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 8 days ago
▲ 167 r/pakistan

Another attack in KPK within 60 hours

What is going on? How do we have another terrorist attack within 60 hours? First Bannu, where around 20+ died, and now this... The current number in today's blast is 9 and this number will only increase because around 30+ are badly injured.

What is happening in this country? We have had so many terrorist attacks since the Start of this year I, Islamabad blast was not too long ago then the whole Balochistan fiasco, and now this. How is this much security colapse allowed? What's the point of these organizations when terrorist attacks happen this frequently? How many more innocent civilians need to die here? I can't take it anymore

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 11 days ago

Another attack in KPK within 60 hours

What is going on? How do we have another terrorist attack within 60 hours? First Bannu, where around 20+ died, and now this... The current number in today's blast is 9 and this number will only increase because around 30+ are badly injured.

What is happening in this country? We have had so many terrorist attacks since the Start of this year I, Islamabad blast was not too long ago then the whole Balochistan fiasco, and now this. How is this much security colapse allowed? What's the point of these organizations when terrorist attacks happen this frequently? How many more innocent civilians need to die here? I can't take it anymore

I tried posting in the main subreddit but they keep removing it idk why. Like terrorist attack in KPK is not somewhow relevant or maybe they didn't like i questioned the forces inability to protect us😮‍💨

u/Flat-Violinist4626 — 11 days ago