‘BrahMos Hai Humare Paas’: Owaisi Slams Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s Water Threat | VIDEO | India News

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s response to the last threat in the context of the Indus Waters Treaty, Aimim chief and Haydarabad deputy Asaduddin Owaisi sent a harsh message: “Brahmos Hai Humare Paas (Brahmos).” Owaisi told the Pakistani leader to “not speak such nonsense” and pointed out that such threats would have no consequences for India.

The Stock Exchange Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Tuesday that “enemy” (India) announced that Pakistan’s water would not even close a “drop”. Speaking during a ceremony in Islamabad, Sheriff said, “Today, if you threaten to imitate our water to the enemy, remember that you will not even get a drop of Pakistan.” If India makes such an experiment, “Once again, such a lesson will be given that you will be left to hold your ears.”

India died on 26 April 2025 after a tragic terrorist attack on Jammu and Kashmir’s expensive. Pakistan has always claimed that any movement would be a war action to drown the water flow.

For the first time, Owaisi did not sharply respond to the threats of Islamabad. Previously, he condemned the comments made by Asim Munir, the Chief of Pakistani Army, who made a ‘nuclear’ warnings against India, which was especially made of American territory. Owaisi, “The Pakistani army chief’s threats and rhetoric against India can be condemned. The US lands out of the land. It is even worse. Not only the Mea government reacts to a political response and not only the Mea statement, but the government needs to follow us.”

With more warm words, the politician Mithun Chakraborty, who turned into an actor, warned Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zaredari about the Treaty of India and the Indus on Tuesday. Butto claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s proposed projects on the Indus River system were a direct threat to Pakistan’s water security and defined the deflection of the Indus River as Pakistani “history, culture and civilization, especially Sindh.

In response to Bhutto’s comments, BJP’s leader Mithun Chakraborty said, “Agar Aisi Baatein Karte Aur Humari Khopdi Sanak Gami Gami Toh Phir Eke Kead Additional Brahmos Chalega (If such statements continue, and then the brahmos fur will be launched after another).

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