New Delhi says Indus Waters Court of Arbitration has ‘no legal standing’: 5 points

Pakistan hails Hague court’s supplemental award in Indus Waters case, says India can’t sideline arbitration process

India assails court's decision, refuses to recognise court's authority.

New Delhi says Indus Waters Court of Arbitration has ‘no legal standing’: 5 points

India says the so-called Court was constituted in “brazen violation” of the Indus Waters Treaty, making its existence and rulings “illegal and void.”

India Dismisses Indus Tribunal’s Award Affirming Jurisdiction Despite Treaty ‘Abeyance’

“India has never recognised the existence in law of this so-called Court of Arbitration,” the external affairs ministry said.

International court rules in favour of Pakistan on Indus Waters Treaty

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: The Court of Arbitration overseeing the Indus Waters Treaty has ruled in favour of Pakistan’s stance, rejecting India’s unilateral attempt to suspend the treaty and halt arbitration proceedings. The verdict, announced by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), reinforces Pakistan’s long-standing position that the Indus Waters Treaty cannot be unilaterally suspended or terminated by either party. The court declared that I…

Pakistan hails Court verdict in favor of its position on Indus Waters Treaty

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani Government has hailed the verdict of the Court of Arbitration of the Permanent Court of Justice on the Indus Waters Treaty that has sided with Pakistan’s position and shot down India’s move to suspend the treaty unilaterally and question the court’s jurisdiction. In a press release on Thursday, the government said the verdict categorically establishes that India’s actions to suspend arbitration proceedings and suspend th…