Which line, drawn in 1947, divides Punjab and Bengal between India and Pakistan?
Correct answer: C. The Radcliffe Line
- A. The Wagah Line
- B. The Durand Line
- C. The Radcliffe Line
- D. The McMahon Line
Explanation
The Radcliffe Line, drawn by Cyril Radcliffe in 1947, partitioned Punjab and Bengal between India and Pakistan.
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