Why India claims on Wullar Barrage?
Correct answer: C. both of these
- A. it is only meant for enhancing 'navigation' that is permissible under Indus Water treaty
- B. 90% of Tulbul project would be beneficial to Pakistan
- C. both of these
- D. none of these
Explanation
India defended the project as a navigation facility permitted by the treaty and argued that most of its benefits, often stated as about 90 percent, would accrue to Pakistan. Therefore both claims represent India’s position.
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