New Delhi: Pakistan has stepped up efforts to build international pressure after India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty in response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the decision, stating that "blood and water cannot flow together," while taking a firm stand after the attack.
Following the move, Pakistan is reportedly attempting to project itself as a victim at the global level. Reports indicate that Pakistani media outlets, along with international organisations such as Chatham House, have been publishing articles critical of India.
According to sources, these reports focus on water-related concerns while not highlighting issues related to Pakistan-backed terrorism. The developments are seen as an effort to draw international attention to the water dispute and increase diplomatic pressure on India.