Overview

• MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India is providing high‑flood data to Pakistan through the Indian High Commission in Islamabad and other diplomatic channels on humanitarian grounds.
• The exchanges occur outside Indus Waters Treaty mechanisms, which remain in abeyance following the April attack that killed 26 civilians.
• Indian alerts were sent in August and, according to Pakistan media, twice in the past 10 days as heavy rains swelled transboundary rivers.
• Authorities opened the Salal Dam gates in Reasi to manage rising Chenab flows after intense rainfall.
• India maintains the treaty will stay suspended until Pakistan credibly and irrevocably renounces support for cross‑border terrorism.