India's Stern Warning to Pakistan: Consequences of Nuclear Threats and Water Disputes
India has warned Pakistan against any misadventures or war-mongering rhetoric, responding to nuclear threats from Pakistani leadership. External affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal advised Pakistan to moderate its comments, highlighting the potential painful consequences. New Delhi remains firm against any nuclear or water resource manipulation by Pakistan.

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India has issued a stern warning to Pakistan, cautioning that any misadventure or hateful rhetoric could result in painful repercussions. This comes after the Pakistani Army Chief threatened nuclear action and amid aggressive statements from other Pakistani leaders.
In a firm response, India's external affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal noted Pakistan's habitual use of anti-India rhetoric to deflect from domestic failures. He underscored that any such ventures by Pakistan would meet significant counteraction, referencing recent military operations.
India remains resolute against nuclear coercion and water disputes, rejecting international arbitration rulings that challenge its rights under the Indus Waters Treaty. The escalating tensions underscore the fragile dealings between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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