History · Modern History - International Relations
The Shimla Agreement (1972) between India and Pakistan primarily provided for:
- 1Bilateral settlement of disputes without third-party intervention.✓
- 2Final resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir problem.
- 3Resolution of disputes relating to the Rann of Kutch.
- 4Abstaining from the first use of nuclear weapons.
Correct answer
Bilateral settlement of disputes without third-party intervention.
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