'Centre will respond to Pak war-mongering': Omar backs suspension of Indus Water Treaty

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has voiced his support for India's decision to suspend the Indus Water Treaty, a pact he has long criticized for failing to serve the region's best interests and exacerbating its power crisis. This move follows a significant terror attack last year, prompting India to halt water sharing with Pakistan. Abdullah's backing highlights a growing regional sentiment that aligns with the central government's tough stance against Pakistan's war threats, suggesting a unified response to cross-border terrorism and territorial disputes.