The present problem between India and Pakistan is on sir creek. India maintains that this line should run through:
Correct answer: C. Through the middle of the creek
- A. the eastern edge of the creek
- B. the western edge of the creek
- C. Through the middle of the creek
- D. through 3rd half of the creek
Explanation
India argues that the boundary should follow the mid-channel of Sir Creek, applying the usual principle for a boundary in a navigable waterway. Pakistan instead claims the eastern bank, which would place the creek on Pakistan’s side.
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