Analyze the circumstances that led to the Shimla Agreement in 1972. Discuss the highlights of the agreement.
Introduction
The Shimla agreement was signed by India Gandhi and Zulfikar Bhutto after the 1971 war for liberation of Bangladesh
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Main Body
The Shimla agreement was signed by India Gandhi and Zulfikar Bhutto after the 1971 war for liberation of Bangladesh.
Circumstances:
(I) Prisoners of war in India—strategic burden
(II) Establishment of Bangladesh
(III) Birazgir Bhutto surrender—gave to voters—concession by India Gandhi
Main highlights:
(I) Mutual consent for arbitrations in bilateral disputes
(II) Line of control established
Diagram
Flow chart showing circumstances leading to Shimla Agreement with three branches: Prisoners of war in India, Establishment of Bangladesh, and Birazgir Bhutto surrender. Main highlights section shows: Mutual consent for arbitrations in bilateral disputes and Line of control established
- Identifies key circumstances
- Mentions main provisions
- Concise structure
BHAVIKA CHOPRA
India and its Neighborhood - Relations
India-Pakistan Relations and 1971 War
Shimla Agreement 1972
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