Bilawal Bhutto’s 'Water or Blood' Warning; Imran Khan Wants Munir Out

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Tensions escalate as Pakistan’s Bilawal Bhutto threatens India over the suspended Indus Waters Treaty, declaring, 'Either our water will flow or their blood.' This comes amid India’s diplomatic and economic mdoves against Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack. Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Imran Khan is reportedly seeking to challenge the Pakistan Army’s influence amid growing political unrest. Demonstrations have erupted outside the Pakistan High Commission, showing widespread public anger. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister and other officials have also made big statements. WATCH.

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00:00Tensions between India and Pakistan have reached a new peak following the deadly terror attack

00:17in Pahlgaam in Jammu and Kashmir. India's decisive move to suspend the Indus waters

00:22treaty has triggered fiery reactions from Pakistan's political leaders,

00:27none more provocative than Pakistan People's Party Chairman Bilaval Bhutto Jartari.

00:37Addressing a rally in Sukkur, Bilaval Bhutto continued with his anti-India rhetoric,

00:42saying the Indus is ours and will remain ours. Either our water will flow through it or their blood will.

00:50This stark threat came in response to India's suspension of the 1960 Indus waters treaty,

00:56a move justified by India due to Pakistan's continued support for cross-border terrorism,

01:03including the Pahlgaam attack claimed by Pakistan-based terror group, the Resistance Front.

01:08I would like to say that the river is ours and the river will remain ours.

01:19Or the river will flow through our water or the blood will flow through their blood.

01:26It is not possible, it is not possible, it is not possible, it is not possible that you will be out of the day and you will decide this.

01:39that you get indus water treaty

01:48you are no way against that

01:51and you are not gonna go

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02:04one of these is one who spoke

02:06usually

02:07India has downgraded diplomatic ties, expelled Pakistani military attaches and shut the

02:18Atari land transit post.

02:21Bilawal accused India of using the Pahalgam attack as a false flag to cover its internal

02:25security failures.

02:27He vowed that Pakistan's armed forces stand ready to defend the Indus River, a claim that

02:32dangerously escalates tensions in the region.

02:36Meanwhile, Pakistan's internal politics is also shifting.

02:39Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's sideline, but still influential, is reportedly seeking

02:44to challenge Pakistan's army.

02:46Khan sees the current crisis as an opportunity to regain political ground.

02:51According to the reports, Imran Khan presented a six-point plan with General Asim Munir's

02:57resignation as a non-negotiable step.

03:00Public anger is also spilling onto the streets.

03:03Demonstrations have erupted, condemning Pakistan's aggressive rhetoric and terrorist sponsorship.

03:08Indians gathered peacefully at the Pakistan High Commission in London to protest the attack.

03:14Upon this, a Pakistan army attache publicly gestures to slit Indian protesters' throat in

03:20UK.

03:21Pakistan's foreign minister Ishak Dar has postponed his planned Dhaka visit next week amid an escalation

03:27of tensions between Pakistan and India following the terrorist attack.

03:31In a shocking statement, Dar called the terrorists of the Pahalgam attack, freedom fighters.

03:36On the other hand, India's move to suspend the treaty is grounded in international law and justified

03:45by Pakistan's repeated violations of peace and security in Jango and Kashmir.

03:50With Pakistan's threats grow louder, India stands firm, ready to defend its sovereignty.

03:56Thank you, everybody.

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