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India calls Pakistan Frankenstein state at UN, says Indus treaty outdated
The Indian Express··19 Jun
Indian Express reported that first secretary Anupama Singh told the UN that Jammu and Kashmir is integral to India and the only unresolved issue is Pakistan's illegal occupation, while calling the 1960 Indus Water Treaty outdated.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Indus treaty remains suspended after Pahalgam attack.
- India-Pakistan rhetoric is escalating at the UN.
- PoJK protests are adding to bilateral tensions.
What's Happening
- Singh exercised India's right of reply at the UN on June 19.
- Tharoor-led panel begins J&K-Ladakh visit on June 22.
- Rawalakot saw deaths during a security operation on June 14.
Diplomatic Context
- India rejects Pakistan and OIC allegations on J&K.
- The treaty was negotiated in 1960.
- Pakistan warned stopping water would violate international norms.
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