Pahalgam Attack के बाद भारत ऐसे दे सकता है Pakistan को बड़ी पटखनी|Indus Water Treaty|Aasan Bhasha Me

In this episode of Aasan Bhasha Mein, Siddhant Mohan of The Lallantop delves into the fascinating history and present‑day challenges surrounding the Indus Water Treaty between India and Pakistan. He explores the story of Bahawalpur, a wealthy princely state that once thrived on fertile land irrigated by the Sutlej River, which was dramatically impacted when India built the Bhakra Dam in 1963, reducing the flow of water to the region. Following the Pahalgam terror attack, India’s government decided to revoke the treaty, potentially allowing India to control the flow of the Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab rivers. This decision raises crucial questions: Can India stop Pakistan’s access to these vital water resources? What will be the impact on Pakistan’s economy, particularly its cotton industry, which relies heavily on this water?