Which Agreement stated that beyond NJ 9842 the ceasefire line moved northward towards the Chinese border?
Correct answer: D. Karachi
- A. Shimla Agreement
- B. Tashkant Agreement
- C. Dehli
- D. Karachi
Explanation
The Karachi Agreement of 1949 described the ceasefire line up to NJ 9842 but did not clearly demarcate its continuation towards the Chinese border. The Shimla Agreement later retained this unresolved feature rather than definitively settling it.
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