India, June 30 -- A week after Islamabad's "war" remark over the Indus water, Pakistan has once again threatened India over the treaty. Addressing a press conference, Pakistan's climate change minister Musadik Malik reportedly warned that Islamabad would "cut off those hands" that he claimed sought to control the Indus water.

"There is a tap being controlled by the prime minister of a neighbouring country. He says he will not let even a drop of water flow into Pakistan," Malik claimed, according to Dawn. Several Pakistani news outlets carried clips of Malik's statements, which also surfaced online.

HT could not independently verify the authenticity of the videos.

Malik's remarks come a week after Pakistan threatened to "go to war" over...