India Firm on Indus Waters Treaty Suspension, Cites Pakistan's Terror Links

India has made clear that the Indus Waters Treaty in its current form is no longer acceptable to New Delhi. Indian government sources dismissed Pakistan's attempts to portray itself as a victim in the dispute over the treaty. Officials stated that any renegotiation would only be considered if Pakistan takes verifiable and credible steps to renounce terrorism. India's position signals a hardened stance, tying the future of the decades-old water-sharing agreement directly to cross-border terrorism concerns.