What is the significance of Sir Creek for which India and Pakistan are fighting for this Swampy land?
Correct answer: C. both of these
- A. prospect of finding petroleum deposits
- B. presence of schools of fish in the continental shelf
- C. both of these
- D. none of these
Explanation
Sir Creek has strategic and economic importance because of possible petroleum deposits and valuable fishing grounds in the adjoining continental shelf. Both factors contribute to the dispute.
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