'Never recognised existence of...': India rejects Hague arbitration court ruling on Indus Waters Treaty
The foreign ministry said India has never recognised the existence of the Court of Arbitration on the IWT.
India has formally rejected the interim measures and status awarded by the Hague Arbitration Court regarding the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT). The Ministry of External Affairs of India emphasized that the nation never recognized the Court's authority over the IWT. India has maintained its decision to keep the IWT in abeyance, according to the foreign ministry. The rejection of the Hague court's decision comes amidst the ongoing dispute over the IWT's status and the proceedings under the Hague arbitration mechanism.
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