Sukkur/ Islamabad: Pakistan People Party (PPP) chairman and former Foreign minister , Bilawal Bhutto Zardari , addressed a mammoth public rally here in the evening on Friday and warned India that it should desisit.from pointing finger toward Pakistan for what he said “A false flag operation in Pahalgam in occupied Kashmir” .
He also categorically conveyed to Indian Prime Minister , Narender Modi that Indian decision of suspending The Indus Water Treaty was unacceptable . He told Indian Prime Minister , Narender Modi, that suspending the Indus Water Treaty by India would be considered as an act of war against Pakistan.
Mr Bilawal Bhutto said ” I am addressing Indian Prime Minister from Sindh River that your action of suspending the Indus Water Treaty is illegal and a part of its policy of targeting Pakistan ‘s water interests . I want to tell you we will not allow you to steal Pakistan ‘s water” .
He noted that Pakistan’s four provinces are four brothers and they are united to fight against India if it opted for any hostile actions against Pakistan. He warned Indian leadership that entire Pakistan is united to protect its security and soverignity . Bilawal Zardari Bhutto roared full throttle to warn India that Pakistan knows how to protect its soverignity and security and any aggressive act by India will be responded with full force . He reminded India of dire consequence for any military false flag operation . He said ” India intends to unleash Water war on Pakistan and it must understand that any aggression against will get horrible reaction from Pakistan”. He further said ” We will offer our blood to defend our homeland “.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari assured to Prime Minister , Shahbaz Sharif , that he stands with him for possible unleashing of war by India on Pakistan.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also addressed the public on recent announcement by Prime Minister , Shahbaz Sharif , wherein he deferred the controversial canals project to which Sindh had launched a series of protest. He told the participants of this rally that PPP had promised to defend interests of Sindhudesh and it upheld its promise by forcing the federal government to rollback its decision on the new canals. He asserted that there will be no new canals if any of four provinces has any options to any such project.
