ISI takes notice of Indian aggression

The might of Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency, ISI can be gauged from the fact that it has taken a serious notice of the civilian government’s ‘failure’ in raising objections over alleged ‘Indian aggression’ on Pakistan’s water rights and securing international carbon credits on hydropower projects disputed by Islamabad.

According to sources, the ISI came into action after receiving reports that at least two federal ministries — of water and power and environment — had absolved themselves of negligence.

The ISI then lodged a strong protest with the government in Islamabad besides initiating an inquiry to investigate institutional lapse in raising objections over Indian aggression on the country’s water rights.

The top brass of ISI believes that the water issue is of vital national importance for Pakistan and it would recommend strong action against the officials found involved in negligence.

The main concern is how could India secure the credits disregarding Pakistan’s objections over the projects at the Permanent Indus Water Commission.