India says Indus Waters Treaty will stay suspended until Pakistan ends terror support

India has firmly maintained that the Indus Waters Treaty will remain suspended indefinitely in response to Pakistan's continued support for cross-border terrorism. The Ministry of External Affairs reiterated this position, making clear the suspension is a direct consequence of Pakistan's alleged sponsorship of militant activities. The stance follows India's earlier declaration that 'blood and water cannot flow together,' made in the wake of a major terror attack. New Delhi has stated that restoration of the treaty is contingent on Pakistan unequivocally abandoning its backing of cross-border terrorism.