India's waters can't be allowed to flow to Pakistan: PM Modi on Indus row

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the waters of Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers that rightfully belong to India will be stopped from going to waste in Pakistan and he will ensure that farmers here utilise it.

“Indus Water Treaty- Sutlej, Beas, Ravi -- the waters in these rivers belong to India and our farmers. It is not being used in the fields of Pakistan but flowing into the sea
through Pakistan.

“Now every drop of this water will be stopped and I will give that to farmers of Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir and Indian farmers. I am committed to this,” he said addressing a rally in Bhatinda.

He said a task force has been constituted to ensure that “each drop of water” that flows out of Sutlej, Beas and Ravi reaches Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir.

“There is no reason that we cannot use our rights (over our waters) and let our farmers suffer,” he said, adding, “I need your blessings in order to fulfil your requirements for
watering your fields.”

The solution for the problems of water could be found out through common dialogue, he said.

Criticising the previous governments at the Centre, Modi said, “Waters kept flowing to Pakistan, but successive governments kept sleeping on this issue and my farmer kept crying for the want of water.”

“If Punjab farmers get sufficient amount of water, they could produce ‘gold’ from the soil and could fill the coffers of the country,” he said.

“Our government is committed to work in tandem with the Badal government in Punjab to get farmers their rights and address their concerns,” he said.

India's waters can't be allowed to flow to Pakistan: PM Modi on Indus row - Rediff.com India News
 
If China can build dam on Brahmaputra and stop flow of it then We should start building Dams immediately on all these to generate hydro electricity and use water for drinking and farming.
 
Sarkar said:
If China can build dam on Brahmaputra and stop flow of it then We should start building Dams immediately on all these to generate hydro electricity and use water for drinking and farming.

China can't do much because only maximum 30% of bharamputra water it can control . Unlike china , india can fully control Indus water
 
santosh said:
China can't do much because only maximum 30% of bharamputra water it can control . Unlike china , india can fully control Indus water

How 30% ? Whole Tibet is in their control 

BTW we have signed agreement with Pak so cannot block 100%  :no

But we can definitely use our share of water which we are not using today  :k
 
Sai Laxman said:
Then cancel it :lol ..

World bank was the mediator of this treaty so as a responsible democracy we cannot :no 

 All problem in India starts with Congress, Nehru should not sign this agreement in first place :dodgy
 
Sarkar said:
World bank was the mediator of this treaty so as a responsible democracy we cannot :no 

 All problem in India starts with Congress, Nehru should not sign this agreement in first place :dodgy

But something we should do in this :) ..
 
Sarkar said:
How 30% ? Whole Tibet is in their control 

BTW we have signed agreement with Pak so cannot block 100%  :no

But we can definitely use our share of water which we are not using today  :k

Due to geographical restrictions as well as her entire flow doesn't bring water from Tibet .

In another way it would be better if china stopped water then we could control flood in some extent .
Also don't forget in this matter Bangladesh is also included . If china dare to any such act , Bangladesh will turn against them which I guess china would never want because china is developing one port like gwadar it would not want to loose it at any cost

Beside that china don't care if Pakistan is alive of dead unless their vicious plans are completed
 
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