Bilawal says Modi govt refusing to share river data in violation of IWT

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Continuing his speech, Bilawal said the Modi government is not sharing data in violation of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT).

“This time India has forgotten humanity and is not sharing the data about river flows, we must unite, and we will continue to raise the violation of the IWT by India,” he added.

“We will force India to either follow the IWT or return the rivers allocated to it; either it has to follow the treaty or follow international law,” Bilawal continued.

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