Islamabad, Oct 10: Emboldened by the International Court of Justice’s interim ruling on the Kishenganga project, Pakistan now plans to take the Nimoo-Bazgo hydropower project being built by India on the Indus river to the world court, according to media reports.
Pakistan wants to raise objections to the project, saying it allegedly violates the Indus Waters Treaty, the reports here said.
But the Pakistani authorities have cleared their objections to the Chutak hydropower project on the same river, claiming that India has “made holes in the wall of the poundage” in line with a request from Islamabad to ensure that the flow water is not stopped.
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