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India has taken the strategy of killing Pakistan, the country of terror, by hand. Indus Water Treaty suspended after 26 killed in Pulwama terror attack Pakistan's situation is practically disoriented by India's move. Desperate to get the water of Sindh, Shahbaz Sharif directly threatened India. Attending an event in Islamabad, he said, even by mistake, do not act in such a way as to undermine Pakistan's right to water. Remember, 'every drop of water' in Pakistan is actually a 'mark line'. However, Shahbaz did not say what exact action would be taken against India for crossing the 'mark line'.

Shahbaz claims that Pakistan is the ambassador of world peace. He also said that this interest in peace should not be seen as a weakness. Islamabad will respond strongly to any attack on sovereignty. He said, “I declare in no uncertain terms that every drop of Pakistan's water is an inviolable boundary. If India does not come to its senses, a direct response will be made.” He also called Delhi an 'enemy of peace' for 'unilaterally and illegally suspending the Indus Water Treaty'.

Earlier, Pakistan's Information Minister Ataullah Tara and Climate Minister Musadiq Malik warned India about the Indus Water Treaty. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was also targeted. According to a report by Pakistani media Dawn, targeting Modi, Musadiq said, 'The prime minister of the neighboring country is behaving as if everything is in his hands. He said, “Don't let a single drop of water go to Pakistan.” After that, the Pakistani minister raised his voice and said, 'Those who come to share our water will be cut off.'

It is to be noted that Delhi canceled the Indus water treaty with Pakistan in protest of the Pahalgaon terrorist attack. Islamabad is continuously spreading misinformation about it. Repeatedly claiming that India has violated this agreement. But India had earlier told the UN that it had faith in Pakistan, believing that India had signed the agreement 65 years ago. But breaking that trust, Pakistani terrorists have waged 3 wars and thousands of terrorist attacks in India.