▪️ Indus Waters Commissioner warned of “accumulated upstream control” without treaty discipline affecting western rivers, especially the Chenab.
▪️ He said India’s projects and reservoir operations create a broader strategic pattern requiring treaty scrutiny and Commission engagement.
▪️ He claimed lack of data sharing, inspections, and meetings increases risk and weakens hydrological predictability for Pakistan.
▪️ He argued diversions and low-level outlet operations alter the treaty’s core bargain and require mutual consultation.
▪️ He referenced international diplomatic outreach, including UN briefings and Security Council communications by Pakistan.
▪️ He said Pakistan is strengthening domestic water management, storage, and agricultural efficiency to protect water resources.
▪️ He called for immediate Commission meetings, data restoration, inspections, and full treaty implementation without unilateral actions.
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