Pakistan welcomed the Hague Arbitration Court's order on Indus Water Treaty after India rejected the ruling on Monday. Pakistan said that it will “consider details of the order” and “how it may held find a pathway back to engagement” under the treaty.India put the Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan in abeyance after the terrorist attack in Kashmir in April last year in which, 26 people were killed. (Representational Photo/Unsplash)Earlier today, India rejected the Permanent Court of Arbitration’s (PCA) order setting aside its decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan.India said that it had never recognised the existence of the court in The Hague and called it “illegally constituted”.“India’s decision to hold the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance remains in force,” said the external affairs ministry in a statement, rejecting the Court of Arbitration’s ruling.The Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague on Monday asked India to limit the work on Ratle hydroelectric project in Jammu and Kashmir and not build certain structures. However, the Indian government rejected the order.India put the Indus Waters Treaty, which is a water-sharing agreement with Pakistan, in abeyance after the horrific terror attack in Pahalgam in April last year, in which, 26 people were killed. The attack was carried out by a proxy for Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).Following the attack, India took several punitive measures against Pakistan.Pakistan had approached the court in the Hague earlier this year in March regarding the treaty. It has also warned that any denial of its share of waters from cross-border rivers would be considered an act of war.