Understanding India's Sovereign Rights Over Wadge Bank Amidst Katchatheevu Island Dispute

Tuesday, 2 April 2024, 08:27

Amidst the ongoing controversy surrounding the Katchatheevu island, the ownership of Wadge Bank near Kanyakumari has come into question. Through a 1976 agreement, New Delhi secured sovereign rights over Wadge Bank, restricting Sri Lankan fishermen's activities in the region. The situation sheds light on India's maritime territorial disputes and the implications of historical agreements on present-day sovereignty.
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Understanding India's Sovereign Rights Over Wadge Bank Amidst Katchatheevu Island Dispute

India's Sovereignty in Dispute

As the Katchatheevu island row unfolds, the ownership of Wadge Bank, a key area near Kanyakumari, is under scrutiny.

Historical Agreement

The 1976 agreement granted New Delhi sovereign rights over Wadge Bank, preventing Sri Lankan fishermen from operating in the region.

This development highlights the complex maritime disputes and the legal implications of historical treaties.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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