Pakistan Rants on Al Jazeera: Threatens Nuclear Attack Over India’s Water Move

National News: The tough decisions being taken by India after the Pahalgam terror attack have shocked the government and military leadership of Pakistan. Responding to the terror attack India has put on strategic pressure on Pakistan which indicates the cancellation of Indus water treaty. After this decision, Pakistan is completely furious and is now reacting by threatening nuclear weapons.

Recently, Pakistan's Information and Broadcasting Minister Ataullah Tarar openly warned India in an interview to Qatar based news channel Al Jazeera that if India stopped the Indus river water, Pakistan would "strong". He said, "India can neither suspend the Indus Water Treaty, nor canceled. Pakistan is a nuclear power country and we have full right to protect."

Pakistan stunned with India's water diplomacy

India has clearly indicated that it can review the Indus Water Treaty. The treaty took place between India and Pakistan in 1960, under which India uses the Sutlej, Ravi and Beas rivers water, while Pakistan has got the flow of Jhelum, Chenab and Indus rivers.

In recent years, India has been realizing that Pakistan has been politically misuse of this treaty, while promotes terrorism against India itself. The Pahalgam attack has made India think whether it is rational to maintain any such agreement with Pakistan?

Nuclear threats: Pakistan's nervousness or strategy?

Ataullah Tarar's statement that "Pakistan has all the options open and we can go to any extent to protect ourselves," exposes the deep nervousness of Islamabad. This not only reflects diplomatic discomfort, but also indicates the international community that Pakistan has come under pressure from India.

Tarar said, "India does not have the ability to stop water, but if it is done, Pakistan has all the options to respond." This statement is not only a symbol of war -oriented language against India, but also an indirect threat of nuclear war.

Trying to reopen Kashmir issue again

Tarar once again raised the issue of Kashmir during the interview and accused India of suppressing Kashmiri Muslims. He claimed that "nine lakh Indian soldiers are deployed in Kashmir who are crushing Muslims seeking only self -determination rights." He also said that Pakistan will continue to give "political and financial assistance" to Kashmiris. However, India has always accused Pakistan of supporting terrorism and encouraging terrorists infiltration from across the border.

Claims of arrest of BSF jawan and naval officer

Tarar also sensationally claimed that Pakistan had arrested a soldier of the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) in Lahore and before that an Indian Navy officer was also detained. He alleged that these officers were involved in "terrorist activities" in Pakistan. No official confirmation of these claims has been made by India yet, but it is clear that Pakistan is not only under pressure at this time, but is also adopting a strategy to show itself victims on the global stage.

India calm but ready: preparation for action with diplomacy

India has not yet given a public response to these threats of Pakistan, but both strategically preparations and retaliation are going on. Prime Minister Modi has already held separate meetings with the heads of the three armies. According to sources, strategic options are under intensive discussions to teach Pakistan a lesson. It is clear from the vigilance and retaliation of the Indian Army on the Line of Control that India will no longer limit terrorist attacks to condemnation.

Pakistan's inner fear and pressure is well known

The noise from Pakistan on the threats of nuclear war and the flow of water reflects its inner fear and pressure. India has now moved towards deciding the outline of relations with Pakistan, where there cannot be a place in terrorism and treaties simultaneously. In the coming time, it will be clear how deep this attitude of India on the diplomatic front affects Pakistan.