India’s Pahalgam False Flag Operation, Propaganda on Water Exposed Once Again

Amid escalating tensions following the Pahalgam incident, former Indian Congress minister Saifuddin Soz has exposed India’s propaganda on Pakistan’s water diversion, refuting Indian government claims.

Soz emphasized the critical importance of water for Pakistan, stating, “Water is Pakistan’s lifeline. It is vital for agriculture and human consumption.” He warned that any attempt to divert or block Pakistan’s water flow would have catastrophic consequences not only for Pakistan but also for India.

“If Pakistan’s water is diverted, regions like Punjab and Jammu & Kashmir will face massive flooding. Such action could trigger regional instability,” he cautioned.

Soz also raised concerns over potential violations of the Indus Waters Treaty, a decades-old agreement between India and Pakistan. “If India breaches this treaty, it will be seen as an act of war. Open conflict between the two nations could follow,” he said.

The former minister further noted that the international community is closely observing developments in Pakistan, especially in light of increasing geopolitical and environmental sensitivities in the region.

Regarding the recent Pahalgam attack, Soz supported Pakistan’s position, saying that Islamabad has clearly stated it had no involvement in the incident, which it views as a politically motivated conspiracy orchestrated by the Modi government.

The remarks come at a time when bilateral relations between India and Pakistan are already under strain, and calls for restraint and renewed dialogue are growing from multiple international stakeholders.

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