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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari once again raked up the Indus Water Treaty issue and said that India is studying the water sharing agreement and is mulling on the prospects of stopping the flow of river water to Pakistan in the backdrop of its continuous support to terrorism. He said, “Pakistan is continuously supporting terrorists. If Pakistan doesn't stops terrorism, we won't have any other option but to stop river water to Pakistan. So India has started internally studying it. That water will go to Haryana, Punjab & Rajasthan”. He further added, “Water is going to Pakistan from 3 rivers, we don't want to stop that. But the basis of water treaty between India & Pakistan were peaceful relations and friendship which have completely vanished. So we are not bound to follow this treaty”.