evidence: Sir creek's issue is a water dispute with Pakistan and India at Rann of Kutch, which is 60 miles long. It flows through the Arabian Sea. It separates the Kutch region in India and the Gujarat Sindh region in Pakistan. It lies close to 23 58N, 68 48E. Sir Creek was requested to resolve the conflict between the rulers from Sindh and the Rao of Kutch. Kutch was part of Sindh before the separation from India afterwards. It was part of the Bombay presidency. The resolution defines the boundaries of two territories, a portion of the Creek portion of Sindh and the boundary east of the eastern end of the Creek. The boundary line is referred to by the name "Green Line" and is disputed by India, have created the "Indicative Line", also known in the form of "ribbon Line" technical language. The Green line announced by Pakistan and the Red line declared in India, along with the Black lines, are an undisputed part.