In 1950, who presented Karachi Agreement report to UN?
Correct answer: A. Own Dixon
- A. Own Dixon
- B. John Henry
- C. Philip own
- D. Hellary Dixon
Explanation
Sir Owen Dixon, the UN Representative for India and Pakistan, presented his report on the Kashmir dispute in 1950. “Own Dixon” is a misspelling of Owen Dixon, but it identifies the same person.
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