Indus Water Treaty on Hold, A Fatal Blow to Pakistan’s Life Source | Deepak Vohra Explains

India’s recent move to suspend parts of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) signals a major change in its water diplomacy with Pakistan. Established in 1960, the IWT has been a key framework for managing the sharing of the Indus River system between the two nations. However, after a terrorist attack in Pahalgam allegedly linked to Pakistan-based groups India has halted specific treaty provisions, citing national security as the reason.