None
EN
Old Rivalry, New Battleground: India Warns Pakistan of ‘History-Changing’ Response As Sir Creek Emerges New Flashpoint
['Sumit Ahlawat', 'Sumit Ahlawat Has Over A Decade Of Experience In News Media. He Has Worked With Press Trust Of India', 'Times Now', 'Zee News', 'Economic Times', 'Microsoft News. He Holds A Master S Degree In International Media', 'Modern History The University Of Sheffield', 'Uk.', 'He Can Be Reached At', 'At']
EURASIAN TIMES
Though the ‘Sir Creek’ dispute has not occupied the centre stage amidst the larger canvas of India-Pakistan relations, it is an important one for various factors.
While ‘Sir Creek’ does not dominate the imagination of Indians and Pakistanis like the Siachin Glacier, which happens to be the world’s highest battlefield, the outcome of the ‘Sir Creek’ dispute can have a far more detrimental effect on the two states’ future.
The recent expansion of its military infrastructure near Sir Creek reveals these intentions.”Pakistan should remember, Rajnath Singh warned, that one route to Karachi passes through the creek.
Thus, according to India, the boundary between India and Pakistan in the Sir Creek region should be located in the middle of the Sir Creek.
Again, in 2007 and 2012, India and Pakistan attempted to resolve the Sir Creek issue, but the talks ultimately failed.