Why Pakistan's three-point way around India's Indus Waters Treaty suspension won't work?

Following Indias suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty after a deadly terror attack in Kashmir, Pakistan is preparing to pursue multiple international legal options. Islamabad claims New Delhis move violates the long-standing 1960 agreement and international law. India, meanwhile, argues the suspension is justified amid ongoing cross-border terrorism. Legal experts say Pakistans options are limited due to jurisdictional constraints at global forums. The treaty, critical to Pakistans water supply, has remained in force through past wars—but is now under serious strain.