If we don’t get out of the water crisis soon, we will die of hunger

Pakistani MP Syed Ali Zafar’s plea to the Government in the Pakistani Parliament

Islamabad (Pakistan) – If we do not solve the water crisis now, we may die of starvation. This is a water bomb; because the Indus Valley is our lifeline. Three-fourths of the water in our country comes from outside the country. Nine out of every 10 of us depend on this river. 90 percent of our crops get water from this river.

🚨 Panic in Pakistan🇵🇰!

India’s reported move to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty has rattled their leadership.

Senator Syed Ali Zafar calls it a “water bomb” 🌊💣 that could trigger mass starvation in Pakistan.

Looks like the taps of terror are finally being turned off! 💧🇮🇳… pic.twitter.com/cCekUJtfS5

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) May 24, 2025

The Government should take some steps to get out of this crisis as soon as possible, demanded Pakistani MP Syed Ali Zafar in the Pakistani parliament after India suspended the Indus Water Sharing Treaty. Ali Zafar is an MP from former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party.