Pakistan, July 23 -- The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday unanimously adopted a resolution calling on member states to use peaceful means, including negotiation, mediation and judicial settlement, to resolve disputes, as Pakistan slammed India for undermining the Indus Water Treaty.

Speaking at the UNSC's open debate, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said the 65-year-old Indus Waters Treaty remained a "noteworthy example of dialog and diplomacy working for peacefully arriving at a water-sharing arrangement between two neighbors."

"The treaty has withstood periods of trials and tribulations in bilateral relations," Dar said.

"It is most unfortunate and regrettable that India has chosen to illegal...