Canal controversy
The Jalalpur canal project in Pakistan has sparked controversy between Punjab and Sindh provinces regarding water allocation and legality under the 1991 Water Accord. Sindh objects to the project, alleging it violates agreements and could deprive existing irrigation areas, while Punjab claims the canal will use its own water share. The conflict involves the Indus River System Authority and provincial resolutions.
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