The president of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, warned that the prospect of a nuclear conflict between Pakistan and India is a “reality” if New Delhi performs his threats to suspend the Water Treaty (IWT), calling such actions “water terrorism” and an act of war which must be removed immediately.
He referred to the unilateral suspension of India in India after the militant attack on April 22 in the Pahalgam region of India, Jammu-et-Cachemire has occupied illegally (iiojk).
“India and Pakistan are linked by the terms of the IWT … India will have to resume and withdraw its threat,” he said by adding to a press conference at the High Commission in Pakistan at the end of his two-day tour in London.
He warned that Pakistan could take more aggressive measures if India builds new channels or dams on the three rivers in its territory. “If it was a question of acting, Pakistan was very clear: we would consider that it is an act of war,” he added.
Bilawal, head of the parliamentary delegation who turns in the world capitals to rally support in Pakistan after a recent confrontation with India, said the Pakistani army had made the whole nation proud.
“We are proud that the Pakistani army won the war against India under the direction of Marshal Asim Munnir.
“We have shown and established our military force. The war of India was based on lies and all its story was based on lies. Now the whole world recognizes this fact,” he added.
In addition, the PPP chief said that India was involved in transnational repression. He said the Canadian and Western intelligence services, including the US government, had evidence that India was involved in terrorism on Western soil.
He mentioned the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada and an attempted assassination on Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the chief of the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), on American soil.
Bilawal said that after Pahalgaam’s attack, the Western world was not related to India because it knows that India is involved in terrorism beyond its border, its neighborhood and the region and also struck within Western countries.
He condemned the Indian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaishankar for threatening to “strike deep in Pakistan”. “Jaishankar speaks like a warmth and not a diplomat. The real problem is extremism in the Indian government. It is ironic that Modify directs a government whose reputation speaks of itself,” he added.
“The Indian role in targeting Sikhs is exposed to the world. India is a terrorist state, threatening missile strikes on Pakistan without any evidence. It is not a demonstration of force but a dangerous sign of regional instability, the word must ask who is war here,” he added.
To date, Bilawal has declared that India has not been able to share the so-called terrorists involved in the attack on Pahalgam. “The truth is that India knows that Pakistan has nothing to do with this attack, this is what they hide from its people. Pahalgam’s attack was the failure of India’s intelligence. India has become crazy and continues its warning strategy, but it will fail.”
He also welcomed President Donald Trump’s offer to the media between India and Pakistan. He said Pakistan was grateful to the Pragmatic Approach of the United States government and its mediation offer. “India wants to sabotage Trump’s peace efforts,” he said.
Bilawal thanked President Trump for the internationalization of the question of occupied cashmere. “Cashmere is not a bilateral problem, but an international problem and India is forced to treat itself. India accepts that the problem has become global. ”
He said Pakistan previously presented a complete Indian involvement file in terrorism in the world and that a new file for the international community will soon be presented to show the true face of Indian terrorism before the world.