Why the construction of Wullar barrage was stopped?
Correct answer: C. both of these
- A. referred to it as a Barrage meant for water storage
- B. accused India of violating Indus Water Treaty 1960
- C. both of these
- D. none of these
Explanation
Pakistan argued that the project was actually a storage barrage rather than a permissible navigation structure, and therefore violated the Indus Waters Treaty. These are two aspects of the same objection, making both correct.
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