Overview
- India suspended the Nehru-era Indus Water Treaty after the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, halting Pakistan's guaranteed water share.
- Amit Shah pledged that new dams and canals will deliver Sindhu river water to Rajasthan's Ganganagar district by 2028.
- Officials predict Pakistan will struggle for its previous water allocations once India's infrastructure projects are complete.
- Shah described the treaty hold as a firm signal against Pakistan's alleged backing of cross-border terrorism.
- The BJP underscored this initiative at its Madhya Pradesh lawmakers' training camp as part of showcasing governance achievements under PM Modi.