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India Rejects Pakistan's Flooding Accusation, Reaffirms Data-Sharing Commitment

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India's Ministry of External Affairs has strongly dismissed Pakistan's allegations of causing flooding as baseless and contrary to facts. An MEA spokesperson addressed the charges, calling them unfounded and inconsistent with the actual situation on the ground. India clarified that it would continue sharing high-flood data with Pakistan on humanitarian grounds, consistent with its practice from the previous year. This data sharing is carried out as and when relevant flood situations arise, reflecting India's commitment to humanitarian cooperation despite the diplomatic tensions.

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