Triple

Target class: India–China border management mechanism
Context triple: [Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on India-China Border Affairs, instanceOf, India–China border management mechanism]

• A. India–China agreement chosen
  An India–China agreement is a formal bilateral accord between the governments of India and China that outlines mutually accepted terms on specific political, economic, or security issues to manage relations and reduce conflict.
• B. international border system
  An international border system is the coordinated set of legal frameworks, physical infrastructures, technologies, and administrative processes that regulate the movement of people, goods, and information between sovereign states.
• C. India–Bhutan cooperation initiative
  The India–Bhutan cooperation initiative is a bilateral framework that promotes strategic, economic, cultural, and developmental collaboration between India and Bhutan through joint projects, capacity-building, and policy coordination.
• D. field formation of Border Roads Organisation
  The field formation of the Border Roads Organisation is an operational unit responsible for planning, constructing, and maintaining strategic road and infrastructure networks in remote and border areas to support defense and regional connectivity.
• E. militarized boundary
  A militarized boundary is a heavily fortified and closely monitored border between political entities, characterized by the presence or threat of military force to control movement and enforce territorial claims.
• F. None of above.