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Suspense Crime, Digital Desk : The Sharif Chaudhry statement has drawn concern owing to its near verbatim alignment with the previous statements that have been made by the terrorist Hafiz Saeed. The remarks have deepened concerns received over the statement by the Pakistani military, especially with regards to heightened tensions between India and Pakistan.

General Ahmed Chaudhry Sharif received a great deal of attention during a recent address at a Uni where he lambasted India's partial halting of accords on the Indus Waters Treaty, the Chinagat incident in Jammu and Kashmir where 26 civilians were unfortunately a part of a terrorist act. He quoted “If you block our water, we will choke your breath,” which was previously used by the learned Hafiz Saeed of Lashkar e Taiba fame.

General Chaudhry quotes Hafiz Saeed

The resemblance in General Chaudhary's statements and those made over the water terrorist incidents in India that zp had have become a cause for concern have all but hypnotized the world while coming up for fresh ideas. Saeed who had the clarion call foe water terrorism after terrorist act Bangalore 2010 is known to be on the literally receive that portal to uttering on the body was warped drowned plural rends plaint over plagued their border remarks the terrorism extremism blend.

India’s Reaction to the Pahalgam Attack  
Starting on 23rd April, India partially suspended the Indus Waters Treaty following the gruesome terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. The 1960 treaty, brokered by the World Bank, defines the sharing of the Indus River system between India and Pakistan, along with the provision of periodic updates on water utilization between the two states.  
New Delhi has justified suspending the treaty with the stern assertion “blood and water cannot flow together; talk and terror cannot co-exist.” Clearly, this marks a shift in India’s policy which has been framed in the context of persistent violence across the borders.  

Additional Steps and Operation Sindoor  
In a bid to intensify counter-terrorism efforts, India launched “Operation Sindoor” on 7th May. The initiative sought to eliminate specific operational nodes of terrorism within Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. This is only one of a myriad of attempts to apply increased pressure on Islamabad regarding their domestic terrorism policies.


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