The boundary between Pakistan and Indian Held Kashmir (IHK) from Thaku Chak in the North to Abial Dogar in the South is termed as:

Correct answer: A. Working Boundary

  • A. Working Boundary
  • B. Line of Ceasefire
  • C. Line of Control
  • D. White LineGet Study Guides

Explanation

The Working Boundary runs between Pakistan and Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir from Thaku Chak in the north to Abial Dogar in the south. It is distinct from the Line of Control, which lies farther within Kashmir.

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