"Sustained Cross-Border Terror": India Writes To Pak On Halting Indus Treaty
India doubled down on its decision to indefinitely suspend the Indus water treaty on Thursday evening, formally notifying Pakistan that it comes into effect immediately and explaining why -- sustained terror amid other reasons.
The letter came shortly after Islamabad -- scrambling to retaliate against New Delhi's diplomatic offensive after the Pahalgam massacre -- threatened to suspend all agreements between the two countries, including the Simla pact of 1972, which validates the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
