Which Indian dam would deprive Pakistan of 26 to 28% water?
Correct answer: A. Wullar dam
- A. Wullar dam
- B. Kishanganga dam
- C. Ganga dam
- D. Baglihar dam
Explanation
The Wullar project on the Jhelum is viewed by Pakistan as capable of regulating or withholding a significant share of the river's flow, commonly estimated in such questions at 26 to 28 percent. Kishanganga is mainly associated with reducing the Neelum-Jhelum flow and power potential.
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