Team on water leaves for Delhi

Published May 31, 2005

LAHORE, May 30: A seven-member delegation of Indus Water Commissioner of Pakistan left here on Monday for New Delhi to hold talks on the Kishanganga Hydropower Project. Led by Jamaat Ali Shah, Pakistan commissioner on Indus Basin Water Treaty, the team would seek explanation on dam design and other relevant data. The previous round of talk, held at Lahore in the first week of May, broke down.

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