Explanation:

- Kashmir: The Line of Control (LoC) is a demarcation line that divides the region of Kashmir between India and Pakistan. The LoC is a result of the ceasefire line established after the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947-48 and was confirmed as the Line of Control following the Simla Agreement in 1972. It is a heavily militarized zone and a source of ongoing conflict between the two countries.

- Manipur: This Indian state is located in the northeastern part of the country and shares its borders with Myanmar, not Pakistan. Therefore, the LoC does not divide Manipur.

- Jammu: Although part of the larger Jammu and Kashmir region, the term "Line of Control" specifically refers to the division in the Kashmir area. Jammu is a distinct geographical part of the former state but isn't individually divided by the LoC.

- Delhi: As the capital of India, Delhi is located far from the India-Pakistan border and the Line of Control.

Correct Answer: Kashmir