Pakistan's New Big Threat Isn't Terrorism—It's Water

Sachaydino · July 27, 2013, 6:14pm

Re: Pakistan’s New Big Threat Isn’t Terrorism—It’s Water

This was initiated by Mush era. Why that good for nothing real haram khor was silent? Wasn’t his foriegn ministry responsible for not taking any action against India? Read the full report, haram khoron ne us ki pension band ki magar aap jaisay halal khoron ne usay mulk se baahir bhaga dya.

**Pakistan ki badbakhti hay ke chand aqalmand halal khor bastay hain. Instead of capturing real evils, they go after shadows, blaming other than real culprits and results ‘tun tun ghotala’
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According to Additional Secretary Hamid Ali, it was established in the report prepared by Mohammad Imtiaz Tajwar, Secretary Wapda, that Syed Jamaat Ali Shah did not play his due role and remained silent about the Nimoo Bazgo Hydropower Project (built by India during 2002- 2009) and did not raise any objections during the Pak-India meetings at the level of Permanent Indus Commission of Indus Waters.

**On the basis of its report, the ministry has withheld the pension of Mr Shah who retired just before the finalisation of the report, a copy of which is available with The News. Jamaat Ali Shah retired on September 30, 2011 and the report was submitted on September 23, 2011.
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The official claimed that India had informed Mr Jamaat Ali Shah about the Nimoo Bazgo project 6 months before the initiation of its construction. At that time Syed Jamaat Ali Shah had objected to the design of the project as being against the provisions of the Indus Waters Treaty.

According to the report, Military Intelligence (MI) Directorate had informed the government on June 6, 2005 that India was planning to construct the Nimoo-Bazgo hydroelectric project, which would be completed by 2010. The report also divulged that Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) further informed the government on July 25 2005 that the Indian Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh has visited Leh, Kargil and Siachen Glacier on June 11, 2005 and laid the foundation stone of Nimoo-Bazgo and Chutak hydroelectric power plants. Similarly, the ISI on September 7, 2005 shared information about the visit of the Indian prime minister to Siachen and Kargil.