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  1. India's stance on the Indus Waters Treaty remains unchanged, which governs shared water resources.
  2. India is diverting Chenab River water and claiming unrestricted rights over Sutlej, escalating the dispute over shared river resources with Pakistan.

Dispute over Indus Waters Treaty remains unresolved, with both Balochistan and Sindh facing severe water management failures.

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Dispute over Indus Waters Treaty remains unresolved, with both Balochistan and Sindh facing severe water management failures.

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India is diverting Chenab River water and claiming unrestricted rights over Sutlej, escalating the dispute over shared river resources with Pakistan. All 1 developments

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