Hague court orders India to uphold Indus Waters Treaty, suspend work on its hydro project
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- The Permanent Court of Arbitration ordered India to uphold the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan.
- The Hague-based court also ordered interim measures suspending work on India’s Ratle hydroelectric project.
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague has ordered India to uphold the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan and suspend work on its hydroelectric projects.
The court issued an award on the treaty’s status and ordered interim measures concerning the Ratle hydroelectric plant. Further details were not provided.
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