If the Arabian Sea is shown to the east in India's location which correction is correct?

Correct answer: The Arabian Sea should be shown in the west

The direct answer is A: the Arabian Sea should be shown in the west. Read the map from India's position. The western coast of India faces the Arabian Sea, while the eastern coast faces the Bay of Bengal; the Himalayas are in the north and the Indian Ocean is toward the south. Therefore, if a map places the Arabian Sea east of India, the east-west positions have been reversed. Option A is correct because it gives the exact correction. Option B, north, is wrong because the Arabian Sea is not north of India. Option C, removing it from India, is wrong because the Arabian Sea is geographically connected with India's western coast. Option D, placing it near the Himalayas, is wrong because the Himalayas are a northern mountain system far from this sea. The question tests map direction, not removal of a geographical feature. Memory cue: west coast-Arabian Sea; east coast-Bay of Bengal.