Pakistan opposes this and instead relies on the resolution?
Correct answer: C. both of these
- A. maps of 1913-14 approved by surveyor General of India
- B. map of 1937 approved by surveyor General of India
- C. both of these
- D. none of these
Explanation
Pakistan supports its claim with official historical maps from 1913–14 and 1937, both associated with the Surveyor General of India. These maps are cited to support a boundary along the eastern bank rather than the mid-channel.
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