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Kashmir: The Major Source of Conflict between Pakistan and India


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Title: Kashmir: The Major Source of Conflict between Pakistan and India

Authors: Dr. Abdul Majid, Shoukat Ali, Fazal Abbas Awan, Shazia Kousar

Journal: South Asian Studies

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Publisher: University of the Punjab

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2019

Volume: 34

Issue: 2

Language: en

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Abstract

Kashmir is the most serious dispute between Pakistan and India that originated with the British decision to give independence to British India that later divided into two states i.e. Pakistan and India. Being a Muslim majority princely state, the people wanted to join Pakistan. However the non-Muslim ruler of Kashmir opted India. The people of Kashmir revolted against this decision which set the stage for the first Kashmir war between Pakistan and India. Since then India has maintained its control over Kashmir by use of force and a heavy presence of Indian security forces. India and Pakistan fought another war on Kashmir in 1965. Despite India’s coercive policies, Kashmiris continued to resist Indian domination. The current uprising in Kashmir is the latest manifestation of Kashmiri revolt against India. Pakistan and India need to hold talks for a peaceful resolution of Kashmir which is also acceptable to the Kashmiris. They do not want to live under Indian rule and want to decide about the future of Kashmir through plebiscite, as promised in the UN resolutions of 1948-49


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