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Indian Customs Waters extend into the sea up to the limit of the:

AContiguous zone limit
BTwelve nautical mile line
CExclusive Economic Zone
DHigh seas boundary line
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Exclusive Economic Zone
Section 2(28) fixes the limit by reference to the Exclusive Economic Zone under section 7 of the 1976 maritime zones law.
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