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India asks US to back off from ‘disputed’ Diamer-Bhasha dam

byCustoms Today Report
22/10/2014
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WASHINGTON: India stressed upon the US to avoid investment in the Pakistani hydro-electric project of Diamer-Bhasha dam.

The media reports said that Indian government through diplomatic channels has conveyed to the Obama administration to stop their companies from investing in the project.

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Indian officials claimed in the complaint that the dam was being built in the Gilgit-Baltistan region, which is a disputed territory between India and Pakistan.

The United States hosted a one-day conference in Washington recently to help Pakistan to raise funds for the 4,500MW hydro-electric project.

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar also rejected the Indian objections on the Diamer-Bhasha dam.

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