By airlifting its forces into Siachen 1984, India occupied critical northern:
Correct answer: C. Both of these
- A. Bila Fond La pass
- B. Sia La pass
- C. Both of these
- D. none of theseGet Study Guides
Explanation
During Operation Meghdoot in 1984, India occupied the Bilafond La and Sia La passes, both strategically important points on the Saltoro Ridge. Control of these passes enabled India to dominate the main approaches around Siachen.
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