Where is Harami Nala?

Where is Harami Nala?

(Green line: Boundary claimed by Pakistan. Redline: boundary claimed by India, source Wikipedia)

• 'Harami Nala' is a sluggish and shallow water channel in the sir creek area from where the Border Security Force reports cases os seizure of Pakistani Fishermen or abandoned boats.
• 22 km long channel corkscrewing through Pak, India and a section of the 96 km long disputed sir creek.
• Gets its name because of its a heaven for infiltrators and smugglers; notorious for changing its course tidally and seasonally.
• Pak terrorists alleged to have seized Indian fishing boat 'Kuber' off sir creek, to strike Mumbai in 2008.
• Abandoned Pak boats regularly seized from here.
• Fishing is banned, but the channel, with lots of prawns and red salmon, is a favourite of Pak and Indian fisherman.
• The creek, which opens up into the Arabian sea, divides Gujrat state of India from Sindh province of Pakistan.
• the tidal estuary of Indus river delta.
• Near kutch border.