Why is Sir Creek a disputed area between India and Pakistan, involving a marshy region?

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Potential discovery of oil reservesAbundance of fish populations on the continental shelfBoth of the above reasonsNeither of the above

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The dispute over Sir Creek arises due to its potential oil reserves and the rich fish stocks found in the continental shelf, making both reasons significant in the conflict.

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Why is Sir Creek a disputed area between India and Pakistan, involving a marshy region?

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