Sukkur, Pakistan – Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari sent a strong message to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, declaring that the Indus River is Pakistan's lifeline and will be defended at all costs.
Speaking at a public rally in Sukkur, Bilawal said: "Modi should listen carefully—the Indus is ours. Either our water flows in it, or their blood will. Pakistan's army is ready to respond to any aggression."
Key Points from Bilawal's Speech:
India Accused of False Blame – Bilawal criticized PM Modi for blaming Pakistan after a terror attack in Kashmir. He called the accusations baseless and warned that Pakistan's military is strong enough to retaliate.
"Save the Indus" Movement – Bilawal urged Pakistanis to unite against water theft by India. "The enemy wants our river, but we will fight back," he said.
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Read MoreNo Unapproved Canals – The PPP and PML-N have agreed that no new canals will be built without public approval and provincial consensus.
Sindh's Water Crisis – The Sindh government has been protesting unfair water distribution since July. Bilawal announced a big protest in Mirpurkhas on May 1, followed by a crucial Council of Common Interests (CCI) meeting on May 2.
Strict Water Agreements – Bilawal stressed that no water or farming projects will proceed without full agreement. If disputes arise, they will be sent back for review.
Kashmir Attack: Anger Against Indian Government
In Indian-administered Kashmir, grief turned into public outrage after a terror attack in Pahalgam killed 26 tourists and injured 12.
Victims' Families Protest
- A widow whose husband (a banker) was killed confronted Indian Minister C.R. Patil, demanding better security for common people.
- "VIPs get heavy security, but what about us? We pay taxes too!" she shouted.
