


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.