India's US envoy urges Pakistan to dismantle terror infrastructure before Indus Waters talks
India's envoy to the United States has pressed Pakistan to dismantle its terror infrastructure as a precondition for meaningful dialogue on the Indus Waters Treaty. The statement comes amid ongoing tensions between the two nations over water-sharing arrangements and cross-border security concerns.
The envoy's remarks underscore India's position that progress on bilateral issues cannot advance without Pakistan addressing terrorism. The Indus Waters Treaty, a decades-old agreement governing the sharing of river waters, remains a significant point of contention in India-Pakistan relations.
