rann of kutch boundary line between india and pakistan

The boundary line between India and Pakistan in the Rann of Kutch is a complex issue with an unresolved section. Here’s a breakdown:

Claimed Boundary:

India: Claims the entire Sir Creek, a 96-kilometer tidal estuary, as the border.

Pakistan: Claims the 24th parallel running east from the Sir Creek as the boundary.

International Tribunal:

In 1968, an international tribunal awarded most of the Rann of Kutch to India.

However, the tribunal did not definitively resolve the Sir Creek boundary.

Current Status:

The Sir Creek boundary remains under negotiation between India and Pakistan.