The resolution of 1914 demarcated the boundaries between the two territories, included the Creek as part of Sindh thus setting the boundary as the
Correct answer: B. Eastern Flank of the Creek
- A. Western Flank of the creek
- B. Eastern Flank of the Creek
- C. Southern Flank of the Creek
- D. Northern Flank of the Creek
Explanation
Under the 1914 interpretation, the boundary ran along the eastern flank of the creek, placing Sir Creek within Sindh. India disputes this reading and favours a mid-channel boundary.
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