What is the new border length of the Redcliffe line or India-Pakistan international frontier according to the 2020 Survey of Pakistan ?
Correct answer: B. 2100 km
- A. 1610 km
- B. 2100 km
- C. 3100 km
- D. 2200 km
Explanation
The Redcliffe line, or international frontier between Pakistan and India, is approximately 2,100 km long according to the cited 2020 survey. The longer total includes other segments such as the LoC and working boundary.
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