5338:, (p. 324) "Pakistani support gave a religious tone to the armed insurgency in Kashmir, overshadowing the nationalist vision of an independent and united state of Jammu and Kashmir. ... Fearful that the independent ideology of the JKLF would sideline their interests in the Valley, Pakistan abandoned the JKLF and supported militant groups that would advocate Kashmir’s accession to Pakistan." (p. 325) "After the intervention of Pakistan in Kashmir post 1989, the Jamaat saw Kashmir as a part of the worldwide Muslim community, and its incorporation into the Muslim state of Pakistan as the first step toward eventual unity of all Muslims. Thereafter, the party provided a religious rationale for advocating Kashmir’s accession to Pakistan, and defined the armed struggle against India as a holy war—a jihad. ... In the early 1990s, the Jamaat took center stage in the militant movement, and its armed wing, the Hizbul Mujahideen (HM), gave the jihad a practical shape. This powerful group, funded and supported by Pakistan’s intelligence services, molded the insurgency to suit Pakistan’s interests." (p. 326) "Pakistan also nurtured several small Valley Islamist groups like the Allah Tigers, Al-Umar, and the Muslim Mujahedeen to fragment the support base of the JKLF and popularize the idea of waging an armed struggle along Islamic lines. ... The JKLF’s increasing marginalization in the Valley was accompanied by the suppression of the organization in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.".
5530:, p. 45: "The Islamization and internationalization of militancy in Kashmir was also accompanied by its criminalization (Schofield 1996: 267–8). Initially the militants enjoyed wide popular support; however, as people became increasingly war-weary from the steadily mounting number of casualties, this support gradually began to evaporate. Consequently, the militants were forced to resort to tactics such as kidnapping to extort money and food from the local population (Ganguly 1997: 139; Baweja 1995: 19–25). This, however, only further alienated the militants from common Kashmiris and initiated a vicious cycle of increasing resentment and violence perpetrated both by the militants and Indian security forces, who increasingly engaged in torture, rape and extra-judicial killings (Amnesty International 1995; Asia Watch and Physicians for Human Rights 1993). Indian apologists claim that such allegations are usually false or grossly exaggerated and point out that the militants themselves are guilty of the same crimes (Kumar n.d.: 136). That both sides of the conflict are guilty of human rights abuses is undeniable, as is the fact that most victims of the violence are innocent civilians. Various estimates of the number killed since 1989 range from 20,000 to 50,000, while some 200,000, mostly Hindu, Kashmiris have fled the Valley and live as refugees in Jammu and elsewhere in India (Wirsing 1998: 126).".
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5326:, pp. 111–112: "As militancy gained ground, there was mushrooming of militant organisations with different ideologies and different objectives. While India remained the common target for all these organisations, there were lot of internal differences. The difference was not merely represented by the ultimate objectives of JKLF (complete independence of erstwhile princely state of Jammu and Kashmir from both India and Pakistan) and Hizb (merger with Pakistan) but also with regard to the role of religion in the movement. A number of outfits like Allah Tigers were keen on enforcing ‘Islamic’ code on the people as well. It ‘went about smashing Srinagar’s bars, closing down cinema halls, video parlours and beauty parlours, saying that they were un-Islamic. It was decreed that all women would wear the burqa, and dress according to Islamic tradition’ (Sidhva, 1992: 40–2). There were others who saw armed militancy in Kashmir as part of the Pan-Islamic struggle being waged at the global level. These were jehadis who entered the scenario of militancy quite early. Lashkar-e-Toiba, according to Sikand, entered Kashmir in 1990 and intensified its activities in 1993.".
5506:, pp. 132–133: "The insurgency and counter-insurgency as well as the criminal elements that proliferated as law and order disintegrated and guns became readily available had a devastating impact on Kashmiri society. Violence engulfed the Valley, with targeted assassinations and kidnappings of important political and academic figures by Kashmiri insurgents; bombings and other attacks by external groups; thefts and killings by local criminal gangs; and reprisals by Indian security forces. Kashmir became inhabitable for most Kashmiris as any semblance of community, civil society, and normalcy was replaced by terror, lawlessness, rumour, and suspicion. Many Kashmiris were forced to leave the Valley and the mass exodus in the first few years of the insurgency of Kashmiri Pandits, the minority community of Hindus—which felt increasingly targeted by local and external groups—further polarized Kashmiri society, this time along lines of religion. These developments subverted the popular nature of the insurgency, tarnishing the very real political grievances that underlay it with the brush of criminality and Islamic radicalism.".
5350:, p. 78: "During the first phase of militancy in Kashmir which started in 1989, the Islamist militant groups strived to “bring structural changes at cultural levels of Kashmir society”, seeking to Islamicize the socio-political set-up in the Valley to bring it in tune with the Islamic state of Pakistan and the Muslim Ummah. Though militancy in Kashmir was launched initially by the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) ostensibly to achieve azadi (independence), within a few months a number of militant groups emerged advocating Nizam-e-Mustafa as the objective of their struggle. Now the term azadi gave way to jihad. Various Islamist groups like Jamaat-e-Islami and its militant wing Hizbul Mujahideen, women’s wing Dukhtaran-e-Millat, Jamiat- ul-Mujahideen, Allah Tigers, Jamiat-ul-Ulemma Islam, Al Badr, Al Jihad Force, Al Umar Mujahideen, Muslim Mujahideen, Islamic Students League, Zia Tigers etc. proclaimed the objective of their struggle as Islamicization of socio-political and economic set-up, merger of Kashmir with Pakistan, unification of Ummah and establishment of an Islamic Caliphate.".
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5470:, (p. 115) "The winter of 1989–90 marked the onset of the Kashmiri insurgency … while the Ladakhi Buddhists began their violent agitation for status as a union territory in August 1989. The next few years witnessed a growing communalization of the political idiom, strategies, and goals of various political movements in the state. Where the Kashmiris cast their demand for secession in terms of a Hindu-Muslim divide, especially after the Pandit exodus in 1990, the Buddhists mobilized against the Kashmiris on the basis of a Buddhist-Muslim divide, which they also extended to the Shias of Leh, who are almost all of Balti stock and ethnically similar to Ladakhi Buddhists." (p. 122) "After suffering political and economic neglect at the hands of successive state governments, Jammu began making demands again as well. These ranged from a separate state of Jammu to regional autonomy and a regional council. Significantly, the proposals were all rooted in Jammu’s regional aspirations, while the religious (Hindu) identity remained dormant.".
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1561:, a Hindu nationalist party which was active in the Jammu region, over the ruling National Conference's policies. The government swiftly suppressed it by arresting as many as 294 members of the Praja Parishad including Prem Nath Dogra, its president. Though Sheikh's land reforms were said to have benefited the people of rural areas, Praja Parishad opposed the 'Landed Estates Abolition Act', saying it was against the Indian Constitutional rights, for implementing land acquisition without compensation. Praja Parishad also called for the full integration with the rest of India, directly clashing with the demands of National Conference for complete autonomy of the state. On 15 January 1952, students staged a demonstration against the hoisting of the state flag alongside the Indian Union flag. They were penalised, giving rise to a big procession on 8 February. The military was called out and a 72-hour curfew imposed.
5602:, pp. 180–181: "In July 2016, the Kashmir Valley descended into a maelstrom of violence that lasted six months before tapering off in early 2017. The trigger was the death of Burhan Wani, a militant in his early twenties. ... His career as a guerrilla was rather curious. Although he was an active militant for almost six years and evaded capture by hiding out in the forested upper reaches of Tral, he is not known to have engaged in any significant operations against the Indian forces. That may explain the longevity of his guerrilla existence – six years is an unusually long time for a militant to survive on the run in Kashmir. ... During his guerrilla years, Burhan Wani became a household name in the Kashmir Valley – as a social-media celebrity. He used Facebook to post photographs of himself and his comrades, and audio and video clips in which he sermonised about armed struggle and resistance.".
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disappeared people fear reprisal if they contact a lawyer. In 2016 Jammu and
Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society said there are more than 8000 forced disappearances. State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) has found 2,730 bodies buried into unmarked graves, scattered in three districts — Bandipora, Baramulla, and Kupwara — of North Kashmir, believed to contain the remains of victims of unlawful killings and enforced disappearances by Indian security forces. SHRC stated that about 574 of these bodies have already been identified as those of disappeared locals. In 2012, the Jammu and Kashmir State government stripped its State Information Commission (SIC) department of most powers after the commission asked the government to disclose information about the unmarked graves. This state action was reportedly denounced by the former National Chief Information Commissioner.
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never been recommended, nor can one seriously believe that Nehru actually thought it had been, that the final fate of
Kashmir should be decided by a tribunal...It was only the extent and procedure of the state's demilitarization which was to be submitted to arbitration, should the parties again fail to agree. At this point India cannot escape criticism...On one occasion Nehru had thoroughly endorsed a policy proposed by the Indian National Congress...to have all disputes concerning Hindu-Muslim relationship, ″referred to arbitration to the League of Nations...or any other impartial body mutually agreed upon.″ When, however, Liaquat Ali Khan made the more concrete proposal that the Kashmir dispute be arbitrated...Nehru replied that the Kashmir dispute was ″a non-justiciable and political issue and cannot be disposed of by reference to a judicial tribunal.″
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5374:, p. 112: "According to , after the Mujahideen victory in Afghanistan in 1992, ‘numerous jihadist outfits in Pakistan began turning their attention towards Kashmir. By the late 1990s, these Pakistani jihadists were playing a key role in the fighting in Kashmir, eclipsing even local Kashmiri groups’ (Sikand, 2001: 222). Harkat-ul-Ansar, Al-Faran, Harkat-ul-Mujahideen and Jaish-e-Mohammed were such organisations that dominated the scenario of militancy at different points in time. The increased number of foreign militants in the period after mid-1990s gets reflected from the large percentage of the killing of these militants by Indian security forces as compared to the local militants – from 5.7 per cent foreign militants killed in 1995, the percentage was increased to 53.9 per cent in 2000 and 69.38 per cent in 2003 (Routray, 2012: 182).".
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5626:, pp. 173–174: "In 2016 Kashmir witnessed an extraordinary revolt in the aftermath of the extrajudicial murder of Burhan Wani, a young militant commander, in an encounter with the army and the police in Pulwama. Unlike previous protests that spread from urban to rural areas, Wani’s death prompted a spontaneous mass revolt across Kashmir, especially in rural areas of southern Kashmir that had been relatively pacified. The Indian state sought to contain the uprising through a brutal, punitive response, resulting in a spate of killings, the blinding of civilians through the use of pellet guns, the destruction of civilian property, violence and assault against women by security forces, the arrest and/or disappearance of protesting youths, and a blockade of civil supplies amid an undeclared albeit formidable siege across Kashmir Valley.".
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5362:, p. 44: "The first wave of militancy from 1988 through to 1991 was very much an urban, middle-class affair dominated by the secular, pro-independence Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) (Schofield 1996: 240). Much of the fighting was concentrated in Srinagar, and also certain rural centers such as Anantnag, Baramulla and Kupwara, while most of the militants were unemployed university graduates who had campaigned for the MUF in the 1987 election. ... Gradually the number of militant groups began to increase, with the JKLF losing its position of dominance to the Islamist, pro-Pakistan Hizbul-Mujahideen in the early 1990s (Jones 2008; Kumar 2002). The rise of Islamic, pro-Pakistan groups is frequently associated with a shift to a more rural-based militancy (Howard 1999: 40).".
5494:, p. 273–274: "Upwards of 100,000 of left the state during the early 1990s; their cause was quickly taken up by the Hindu right. As the government sought to locate ‘suspects’ and weed out Pakistani ‘infiltrators’, the entire population was subjected to a fierce repression. By the end of the 1990s, the Indian military presence had escalated to approximately one soldier or paramilitary policeman for every five Kashmiris, and some 30,000 people had died in the conflict. Subsequent years saw a reduction in violence coupled with widespread participation in Indian elections, and a consequent lowering of troop strength despite the absence of a settlement. The general consensus is that the Kashmiris seek a degree of regional autonomy, not a union with Pakistan.".
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the Indian
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) claimed that the seven people killed in 2000 by the Indian military, were innocent civilians. The Indian Army has decided to try the accused in the General Court Martial. It was also reported that the killings that were allegedly committed in "cold-blood" by the Army, were actually in retaliation for the murder of 36 civilians by militants at Chattisingpora in 2000. The official stance of the Indian Army was that, according to its own investigation, 97% of the reports about human rights abuses have been found to be "fake or motivated". However, there have been at least one case where civilians have been killed in 'fake encounters' by Indian army personnel for cash rewards. According to a report by
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misrepresentation of the desire to liberate
Kashmir as an anti-Indian war. Khan also accused India of raising its defence budget in the past two years, a charge which Nehru rejected while expressing surprise at Khan's dismissal of the 'virulent' anti-Indian propaganda. Khan and Nehru also disagreed on the details of the no-war declarations. Khan then submitted a peace plan calling for a withdrawal of troops, settlement in Kashmir by plebiscite, renouncing the use of force, end to war propaganda and the signing of a no-war pact. Nehru did not accept the second and third components of this peace plan. The peace plan failed. While an opposition leader in Pakistan did call for war, leaders in both India and Pakistan did urge calm to avert disaster.
5590:, p. 151: "However, it was in 2010 that Kashmir witnessed massive resistance politics. For five months of summer, the normal political processes came to a halt and whole of Kashmir was overtaken by separatist upsurge. The background to this upsurge was provided by the continuous eruption over the incidents of human rights violations by the security forces. Though there were other protests in the early months of 2010, it was the case of the killing of three civilians in Machail sector that resulted in massive protests. The killing of 17-year-old boy Tufail Mattoo during these protests led to further protests. In a cycle of protests and killing during the protests around 110 people were killed. The protests with each killing became intensified.".
3605:, Kashmiris have a distinct sense of identity and this identity is certainly not irreligious, as Islam is very much a part of the identity that Kashmiris feel strongly for. He opined that if only non-religious identities deserve support, then no national self-determination movement can be supported, because there is no national identity – at least in the Third World – devoid of the religious dimension. Balagopal says that if India and Pakistan cannot guarantee existence and peaceful development of independent Kashmir then Kashmiris may well choose Pakistan because of religious affinity and social and economic links. But if both can guarantee existence and peaceful development then most Kashmiris would prefer independent Kashmir.
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4592:, pp. 506–507): "When a further Security Council resolution urged the governments of India and Pakistan to agree within thirty days on the demilitarization of Kashmir, on the basis of Dr. Graham's recommendation, Pakistan once more accepted and India once more refused....Dr. Graham met the Indian request for retaining in Kashmir 21,000 men, but continued to propose 6,000 soldiers on the Azad side. Pakistan could not accept the first provision and India continued to insist on its stand concerning the Azad forces. The meeting, which ended in failure, was accompanied by bitter comments in the newspapers of both India and Pakistan about United Nations intervention in the Kashmir dispute."
5482:, pp. 184–185:"Neither the Buddhists of Ladakh nor the Hindus of Jammu share the objectives of the Muslim Kashmiris of the valley. Their main concern has been to press for autonomy against dominance from the more populous valley. … In Ladakh, the troubles between Muslims of the Kargil district and Buddhists which erupted in 1989 have now subsided. … However, even the Muslims of Jammu, who are not Kashmiri speaking, do not necessarily support the demands of the valley Kashmiri Muslims. … Mistrust, however, remains between Muslims and the displaced Kashmiri Pandits, some of whom are now demanding a separate homeland in the valley for the 700,000 Pandits living in different parts of India.".
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telling Dr Graham that he would receive no help in implementing the
Resolution. A month later Nehru adopted a more conciliatory attitude, telling a press conference that the Assembly's actions would not affect India's plebiscite commitment. The delay caused frustration in Pakistan and Zafrullah Khan went on to say that Pakistan was not keeping a warlike mentality but did not know what Indian intransigence would lead Pakistan and its people to. India accused Pakistan of ceasefire violations and Nehru complained of 'warmongering propaganda' in Pakistan. On 15 July 1951 the Pakistani Prime Minister complained that the bulk of the Indian Army was concentrated on the Indo-Pakistan border.
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5554:, pp. 131–132: "That new phase of the Kashmir conflict came to be symbolised not by the gun-wielding insurgent – armed militancy did not revive significantly – but by the stone-pelter. Mass stone-pelting at the enforcers of the state-of-exception regime revived a decades-old tradition of protest in the Valley, which had been temporarily displaced by the Kalashnikov-carrying insurgents from 1990 to the mid-2000s. Major stone-pelting uprisings led by a new generation of youth born in the 1990s broke out in the Kashmir Valley in 2010 and again in 2016, and during the decade the stone replaced the AK-47s wielded by the previous generation as the weapon of everyday struggle.".
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indignity on the local population… In this respect the motive and intent of rape in
Kashmir was no different from the Balkans and Rwanda, where rape functioned as a cultural weapon of war against women and against the community at large (Kesic, 2000)…Rape and sexual abuse is an integral part of the Indian counteroffensive in Kashmir… A Médicins Sans Frontières empirical study documented the extraordinarily high incidence of rape and sexual abuse since the outbreak of armed conflict in Kashmir: according to the report the number of people that had actually witnessed a rape since 1989 was much higher in comparison to other conflict zones in the world.
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Powers Act" grants the military, wide powers of arrest, the right to shoot to kill, and to occupy or destroy property in counterinsurgency operations. Indian officials claim that troops need such powers because the army is only deployed when national security is at serious risk from armed combatants. Such circumstances, they say, call for extraordinary measures. Human rights organisations have also asked the Indian government to repeal the Public Safety Act, since "a detainee may be held in administrative detention for a maximum of two years without a court order." A 2008 report by the United
Nations High Commissioner for Refugees determined that
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plebiscite would be held. Pakistan accepted these proposals but India rejected them because it did not want
Pakistan, who was in India's eyes the 'aggressor', to have an equal footing. The UN Security Council called on India and Pakistan to honour the resolutions of plebiscite both had accepted in 1948 and 1949. The United States and Britain proposed that if the two could not reach an agreement then arbitration would be considered. Pakistan agreed but Nehru said he would not allow a third person to decide the fate of four million people. Korbel criticised India's stance towards a ″valid″ and ″recommended technique of international co-operation.″
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allegiances and a relatively smaller population are suggested as reasons. But Bose believes that a stronger explanation was that
Pakistan had itself been a military-bureaucratic state for most of its history without stable democratic institutions. According to Bose, the Kashmiri Muslims had higher expectations from India which turned out to be a "moderately successful" democracy and it was in this context that Kashmiri Muslim rage spilled over after the rigging of the elections in 1987. The residents of Azad Kashmir are also mostly Punjabi, differing in ethnicity from Kashmiris in the Indian administered section of the state.
5284:, p. 104: "In the late 1980s, a small group of Kashmiris who had lost faith in Indian democracy decided to take the long-standing conflict between India and Pakistan to a new level. These individuals, mostly jailed MUF political activists, collectively decided to go to Pakistani-administered Kashmir in search of training and weapons. Inspired by the ideology of the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), a party that advocated for an independent Kashmir, these individuals, with the support of Pakistan intelligence agencies, initiated an armed rebellion in the Valley and popularized the slogan of aazadi (Khan, 1992, 131–41).".
5434:, p. 84: "That being so, when Kashmir-based insurgency spread to parts of Jammu in the late 1990s and early 2000, many Muslim youth of these districts joined insurgency alongside Kashmiris and many extremist Pakistan-backed groups. Insurgency, thus, took a brutal shape when it hit these regions and many communal killings have been recorded during those periods. Hindus were targeted and killed in a few villages, during marriage ceremonies and while travelling in buses (Swami, 1998, Puri, 2008). In these districts, the responses of the Hindu communities was also extreme, as many vehemently endorsed the right-wing politics.".
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he proposed that a plebiscite administrator be appointed within six months. Other than demanding that the plebiscite administrator not be from one of the major powers, he placed no other conditions. Historian Gowher Rizvi notes a "dramatic reversal" of India's earlier position. "Nehru was now willing to offer virtually everything that
Pakistan had been seeking since 1947". Nehru suggested that the plebiscite could be held in all regions of the state and the state could be partitioned on the basis of the results. He was open to a "different approach" to the scaling back of troops in the State so as to allow a free vote.
5518:, p. 268: "The Indian government adopted increasingly draconian measures in response, and civilians were frequently trapped in the battle between Indian troops and the Islamic militias. The counter-insurgency policy of using erstwhile mujahideen to fight present ones worsened an already fragile law and order infrastructure, letting in revenge killings. By the end of the decade, more than 35,000 people had been killed, the vast majority Muslim, and families who had lost one member at the hands of Islamic militias and another at the hands of the security forces were more a norm than exceptions in the Kashmir valley.".
7075:, pp. 161–162: "Troops of both countries were to be excluded from the limited plebiscite area...On 16 August 1950 the Indian Prime Minister rejected the plan for limited plebiscite on the following grounds:...4)The security of the State necessitated the presence of Indian troops and the exclusion of the Pakistani troops from the plebiscite area. India would not depart from that principle. Sir Owen Dixon disagreed with the Indian position. He aired his views that a neutral administration was necessary for a fair plebiscite, that the exclusion of Indian troops...were essential prerequisites of the same."
2432:, the leader of the Harkat-ul-Mujahideen, signed al-Qaeda's 1998 declaration of holy war, which called on Muslims to attack all Americans and their allies. In 2006 Al-Qaeda claim they have established a wing in Kashmir, which worried the Indian government. Indian Army Lieutenant General H.S. Panag, GOC-in-C Northern Command, told reporters that the army has ruled out the presence of Al-Qaeda in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir. He said that there no evidence to verify media reports of an Al-Qaeda presence in the state. He ruled out Al-Qaeda ties with the militant groups in Kashmir including
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been buried in 40 graves over the last 20 years. The authorities deny such accusations. The security forces say the unidentified dead are militants who may have originally come from outside India. They also say that many of the missing people have crossed into Pakistan-administered Kashmir to engage in militancy. However, according to the state human rights commission, among the identified bodies 574 were those of "disappeared locals", and according to Amnesty International's annual human rights report (2012) it was sufficient for "belying the security forces' claim that they were militants".
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Indian Military regarding an incident on 22 April 1996, when several armed forces personnel forcibly entered the house of a 32-year-old woman in the village of Wawoosa in the Rangreth district of Jammu and Kashmir. They reportedly molested her 12-year-old daughter and raped her other three daughters, aged 14, 16, and 18. When another woman attempted to prevent the soldiers from attacking her two daughters, she was beaten. Soldiers reportedly told her 17-year-old daughter to remove her clothes so that they could check whether she was hiding a gun. They molested her before leaving the house.
5614:, pp. 280–281: "In July 2016, severely agitated Kashmiris staged massive protests after the Indian security forces killed the young, high-profile and popular, Kashmiri militant, Burhan Wani, from the Hizbul Mujahideen. According to Indian Army officers, Wani was a ‘Facebook fighter’: he ‘fought’ using social media rather than in actual kinetic operations against India’s security forces. Kashmiris saw him otherwise: they considered him to be a more moderate and inclusive fighter, a ‘poster boy’ militant, even ‘a phenomenon, the glamorous hero of an almost romantic anti-State rebellion’.".
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withdrawal for he felt that 'the average Muslim would never have the courage to vote for Pakistan' in the presence of Indian troops and with Sheikh Abdullah in power. When Mountbatten countered that the plebiscite could be conducted by the United Nations, Jinnah, hoping that the invasion would succeed and Pakistan might lose a plebiscite, again rejected the proposal, stating that the Governors Generals should conduct it instead. Mountbatten noted that it was untenable given his constitutional position and India did not accept Jinnah's demand of removing Sheikh Abdullah.
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India and Pakistan" and that Sheikh Abdullah had been encouraged by Adlai Stevenson. "Sheikh was suspected of planning a session of the constituent Assembly which instead of ratifying the accession to India, would declare the vale of Kashmir, independent." According to New York Times July, 1953 "Kashmir valley would gain independence, possibly guaranteed by both countries and the rest of the state would be partitioned between them roughly along the present cease-fire line. It was said that John Foster Dulles, U.S Secretary of State supported a solution of this nature"
5398:, p. 268: "By the end of the 1990s, there were more Pakistanis than Kashmiris amongst the mujahideen. The Lashkar’s list of ‘martyred commanders’, for example, named men from all over Pakistan. The mujahideen had more sophisticated arms, communications and planning, and they inflicted much greater damage in raids on army and police posts, convoys and barracks, government buildings and civilians. Within Kashmir, conflict spread from the Kashmir valley to the Muslim majority districts of Jammu, where Hindus and nomads began to be targeted in the border villages.".
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stated that some custodial crimes may have taken place but that "these are few and far between". According to cables leaked by the WikiLeaks website, US diplomats in 2005 were informed by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) about the use of torture and sexual humiliation against hundreds of Kashmiri detainees by the security forces. The cable said Indian security forces relied on torture for confessions and that the human right abuses are believed to be condoned by the Indian government. SHRC also accused Indian army of forced labour.
3618:, then executive director of the World Bank, offered his services to solve the tension over water control. In the early days of independence, the fact that India was able to shut off the Central Bari Doab Canals at the time of the sowing season, causing significant damage to Pakistan's crops. Nevertheless, military and political clashes over Kashmir in the early years of independence appear to have been more about ideology and sovereignty rather than over the sharing of water resources. However, the minister of Pakistan has stated the opposite.
4606:, p. 507): "With the hindsight of six years, the Council's approach, though impartial and fair, appears to have been inadequate in that it did not reflect the gravity of the Kashmir situation.... The Security Council did not deal with either of these arguments . Nor did it consider the possibility of asking the International Court of Justice for an advisory opinion on the juridical aspect of the conflict under Article 96 of the Charter. Nor did it invoke any provisions of Chapter VII of the Charter, which deals with 'acts of aggression'."
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had heard of rape and 13% of the people had witnessed a rape. Dr Seema Kazi holds the security forces more responsible for raping than militants due to rape by the former being larger in scale and frequency. In areas of militant activity the security forces use rape to destroy morale of Kashmiri resistance. Dr Seema Kazi says these rapes cannot be ignored as rare occurrences nor should be ignored the documented acknowledgement of individual soldiers that they were ordered to rape. Kazi explains rape in Kashmir as a cultural weapon of war:
1461:) of the RSS in Jammu. In May 1947, following the Partition plan, the Hindu Sabha threw in its support to whatever the Maharaja might decide regarding the state's status, which in effect meant support for the state's independence. However, following the communal upheaval of the Partition and the tribal invasion, its position changed to supporting the accession of the state to India and, subsequently, full integration of Jammu with India. In November 1947, shortly after the state's accession to India, the Hindu leaders launched the
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been replaced by an elected legislative assembly under a chief minister. The 2009 reform has not satisfied locals who demand citizenship rights and it has continued to leave Gilgit Baltistan's constitutional status within Pakistan undefined; although it has added to the self-identification of the territory. According to Antia Mato Bouzas, the PPP-led Pakistani government had attempted a compromise between its official position on Kashmir and the demands of a population where the majority may have pro-Pakistan sentiments.
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complaints of flagrant violation of the Agreement by a number of influential Indian newspapers, but no effective action was taken by the Indian government, the plea being that its scope for action was limited by the India constitution. The Pakistan government pointed out that, if this were the position, the government of India should not have undertaken an international obligations which it was not in a position to carry out. The government of India made only eight complaints about alleged violation of the Agreement.
7149:, pp. 30–: "The failure of the Dixon mission seems to have sharpened even further Ambassador Henderson's already deep suspicions of Indian motives and good faith. He concluded that growing resentment in India about the allegedly pro-Pakistan attitude of the United States on Kashmir—which he reported had been quietly stimulated by Nehru himself-made it desirable to have Britain and other commonwealth countries take the lead in working out a solution...Washington appears to have heeded the ambassador's advice."
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but liquidation of Pakistan. No doubt there had been talk of Jehad or liberation of the Muslim population of Kashmir in Pakistan but...Pakistan's grievances have always been confined to Kashmir which...is a disputed territory. It was wrong to construe expressions giving vent to feelings of frustration over the failure of peaceful methods of solution in Kashmir as a desire for war against India. But, in India, the creation of Pakistan itself is still regarded as a tragic mistake which ought to be corrected.
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5410:, p. 8: "Insurgency originated in Kashmir as an indigenous secessionist movement. However, by the time it spread widely to various parts of Jammu, it had turned extremist and ruthlessly violent in character due to the involvement of non-Kashmiri militants sneaking in from across the India–Pakistan borders. For around a decade, insurgency was at its peak in various parts of Jammu, resulting in public killings due to frequent incidents of blasts and attacks by militants in and around Jammu city.".
5272:, p. 273: "The year 1989 marked the beginning of a continuing insurgency, fuelled by covert support from Pakistan. The uprising had its origins in Kashmiri frustration at the state’s treatment by Delhi. The imposition of leaders chosen by the centre, with the manipulation of local elections, and the denial of what Kashmiris felt was a promised autonomy boiled over at last in the militancy of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, a movement devoted to political, not religious, objectives.".
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two-part process was proposed for the withdrawal of forces. In the first part, Pakistan was to withdraw its forces as well as other Pakistani nationals from the state. In the second part, "when the Commission shall have notified the Government of India" that Pakistani withdrawal has been completed, India was to withdraw the bulk of its forces. After both the withdrawals were completed, a plebiscite would be held. The resolution was accepted by India but effectively rejected by Pakistan.
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1604:), made a bid to enter Jammu and Kashmir after denying to take a permit, citing his rights as an Indian citizen to visit any part of the country. Abdullah prohibited his entry and promptly arrested him when he attempted. An estimated 10,000 activists were imprisoned in Jammu, Punjab and Delhi, including Members of Parliament. Unfortunately, Mukherjee died in detention on 23 June 1953, leading to an uproar in whole India and precipitating a crisis that went out of control.
5542:, p. 137: "The lack of resolution of the basic issues related to the insurgency and its impact, especially the continued presence and impunity of the Indian security forces in the Valley, blatant human rights violations within and outside the Valley, combined with rampant mis-governance, corruption, and the inability of state governments to provide basic services, has provided ample cause for young Kashmiri Muslim men and women to participate in the azaadi movement.".
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4634:, p. 279): Mountbatten, too, pleaded directly with Attlee along political as well as personal lines: "I am convinced that this attitude of the United States and the United Kingdom is completely wrong and will have far reaching results. Any prestige I may previously have had with my Government has of course been largely lost by my having insisted that they should make a reference to the United Nations with the assurance that they would get a square deal there."
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4472:, p. 54) "According to Mir Qasim, Nehru was unwilling to send Indian army. He was insistent that the Government could not send its forces at the request of the Maharaja "although he wanted to accede to India," unless the accession was endorsed by the people of Kashmir... Sheikh Abduallah who was listening to the debate from an anteroom scribbled a note for Nehru requesting him to send the army to save Kashmir from the invaders."
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setting off fires that killed most of the victims." A state government inquiry into 22 October 1993 Bijbehara killings, in which the Indian military fired on a procession and killed 40 people and injured 150, found out that the firing by the forces was 'unprovoked' and the claim of the military that it was in retaliation was 'concocted and baseless'. However, the accused are still to be punished. In its report of September 2006,
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5386:, 155: "With the Hazratbal siege and surrender of JKLF militants in April 1993, the insurgency took a new course. It became increasingly difficult for the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen to recruit members of the Kashmiri cadre. Attributing this to fatigue, Pakistan decided to push more Afghan veterans, Pakistani nationals, and foreign mercenaries into the Valley. This trend gathered momentum in 1996, when the Taliban marched into Kabul.".
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5458:, pp. 5–6: "The JKLF’s stance was popular with Muslim Kashmiris, many of whom thought that independence was ‘just around the corner’. However, this possibility was not popular with all J&K-ites: Hindu Kashmiris (called Pandits), some Muslim Kashmiris, and many people located in Jammu or Ladakh strongly wanted J&K to be with India. Some Muslims in the Kashmir Valley and in Jammu wanted J&K to join Pakistan.".
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distant dream. The region's inhabitants are embittered by Islamabad's unwillingness to devolve powers in real terms to its elected representatives, and a nationalist movement, which seeks independence, is gaining ground. The rise of sectarian extremism is an alarming consequence of this denial of basic political rights". A two-day conference on Gilgit-Baltistan was held on 8–9 April 2008 at the European Parliament in
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9811:, Chapter 13): "Undaunted, Musharraf had in 1988 been called on by General Beg to put down a Shia riot in Gilgit, in the north of Pakistan. Rather than get the Pakistan army bloodied, he inducted a tribal band of Pashtun and Sunni irregulars, many from the SSP which had recently put out a contract on Bhutto, led by the mercenary Osama bin Laden (who had been hired by Hamid Gul to do the same four years earlier)."
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cinemas, cricket matches, picnics by moonlight in the saffron fields, schools, universities, an independent press, tourists and banks. In this reduction of civilian reality, the sights of Kashmir are redefined: not the lakes and Mogul gardens, or the storied triumphs of Kashmiri agriculture, handicrafts and cookery, but two entities that confront each other without intermediary: the mosque and the army camp.
4488:, while referring to the anti-Indian 'raiding forces', was still able to identify four elements among the 3,000 or so 'Muslim rebels and tribesmen' in J&K: 1) 'Muslim League agents and agitators from Pakistan'; 2) 'villagers who have raised the Pakistan flag and attacked Kashmir officials'; 3) 'Pathan tribesmen'; 4) 'Muslim deserters from Kashmir State forces who have taken their arms with them'."
5578:, p. 280: "In 2010, over 120 ‘unarmed’ Kashmiris were killed by police in protests that followed the security forces’ alleged staged killings of three Kashmiri civilians in Kupwara District.75 (Six Army personnel were later court martialled and sentenced to life imprisonment, but were bailed in 2017 pending a retrial.) One of the protesters was a young Kashmiri whose death further enraged Kashmiris.".
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2129:, Javaid Ahmad Mir, and Abdul Hamid Sheikh. Since 1995, Malik has renounced the use of violence and calls for strictly peaceful methods to resolve the dispute. Malik developed differences with one of the senior leaders, Farooq Siddiqui (alias Farooq Papa), for shunning demands for an independent Kashmir and trying to cut a deal with the Indian Prime Minister. This resulted in a split in which
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4628:, p. 276): To Cadogan , irrespective of "whether forces in question are organised or disorganised or whether they are controlled by, or enjoy the convenience of, Government of Pakistan," India was entitled to take measures for self-defence: repelling invaders, pursuing invaders into Pakistan under Article 51 of the UN Charter and charging Pakistan as aggressor under Article 35.
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member Syed Ali Shah Geelani, who later became a supporter of Kashmir's armed revolt, urged that the solution for the Kashmir issue be arrived at through peaceful and democratic means. To achieve its goal of self-determination for the people of Jammu and Kashmir the Jamaat e Islami's stated position was that the Kashmir issues be resolved through constitutional means and dialogue.
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to India which rejected the Dixon plan. Another grounds for India's rejection of the limited plebiscite was that it wanted Indian troops to remain in Kashmir for "security purposes", but would not allow Pakistani troops the same. However, Dixon's plan had encapsulated a withdrawal by both sides. Dixon had believed a neutral administration would be essential for a fair plebiscite.
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Intelligence (ISI) by a group of Kashmiri terrorist elements who were trained, armed and motivated by the ISI. Reportedly, organisations trained and armed by the ISI continued this ethnic cleansing until practically all the Kashmiri Pandits were driven out after having been subjected to numerous indignities and brutalities such as rape, torture, forcible seizure of property etc.
5422:, p. 100: "With the help of the renegades, the Indian forces were able to reassert control over most of the Kashmir Valley. Guerrilla activity moved out to remote, forested parts of the Valley, and in the late 1990s a new, deadly theatre of insurgency opened up in the Jammu region’s Rajouri and Poonch districts (on which more below), in addition to the Doda-Kishtwar zone.".
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forms of abuse continue to be issues of concern. In May 2007, the United Nations and other aid agencies temporarily suspended their work after suspected Islamists mounted an arson attack on the home of two aid workers after the organisations had received warnings against hiring women. However, honour killings and rape occur less frequently than in other areas of Pakistan.
5446:, p. 133: "Far from desiring autonomy from India, Jammu and Ladakhi politics was based on demands for autonomy from Kashmir and its repressive governments instead, and greater integration with India. … The insurgency, thus, widened the divides among the sub-regions of Kashmir, the long-term repercussions of which on state politics are only recently becoming clearer.".
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my opinion permit of the plebiscite being conducted in conditions sufficiently guarding against intimidation and other forms of influence and abuse by which the freedom and fairness of the plebiscite might be imperilled'. Without such demilitarisation, the local 'Azad' and regular Pakistani forces were not prepared to withdraw from the territory they had retained.
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and thereby gained momentum. The political fight was hence being portrayed as a conflict between "Hindu" New Delhi (Central Government), and its efforts to impose its will in the state, and "Muslim" Kashmir, represented by political Islamists and clerics. Jagmohan's pro-Hindu bias in the administration led to an increase in the appeal of the Muslim United Front.
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claim that Pakistan won the war militarily and lost it diplomatically. In reality, the military and diplomatic tides turned against Pakistan in tandem.p. 66: For all its bravado, Pakistan had failed to secure even one inch of land. p. 66-67:Less than a year after declaring itself a nuclear-armed power, Pakistan had been humiliated diplomatically and militarily.
492:, no member of the Indian military deployed in Jammu and Kashmir has been tried for human rights violations in a civilian court as of June 2015, although military courts-martial have been held. Amnesty International has also accused the Indian government of refusing to prosecute perpetrators of abuses in the region. Moreover, there have been instances of
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2550:. The situation drew international reactions from separatist leaders and the United Nations. Following the unrest in 2008, secessionist movements got a boost. Such demonstrations have been aloof of the fact that the India government very regularly undertakes activities to uplift the Muslim community and donates lands and other properties to the systemized
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agreeing to them. To India, this meant an end to the UN or other multilateral negotiations. However Pakistan reinterpreted the wording in the light of a reference to the "UN charter" in the agreement, and maintained that it could still approach the UN. The United States, United Kingdom and most Western governments agree with India's interpretation.
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equally clearly, those in Azad Kashmir and the Northern Areas wanted to be part of Pakistan. This left the Kashmir Valley and 'perhaps some adjacent country' around Muzaffarabad in uncertain political terrain. Pakistan did not accept this plan because it believed that India's commitment to a plebiscite for the whole state should not be abandoned.
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1056:, to implement demilitarisation prior to a statewide plebiscite on the basis of General McNaughton's scheme, and to recommend solutions to the two governments. Dixon's efforts for a statewide plebiscite came to naught due to India's constant rejection of the various alternative demilitarisation proposals, for which Dixon rebuked India harshly.
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high rate of concern over human rights abuses. (88% in Baramulla, 87% in Srinagar, 73% in Anantnag and 55% in Badgam). However, in the Hindu and Buddhist majority areas of the state, where pro-India sentiment is extremely strong, concern over human rights abuses was low (only 3% in Jammu expressed concerns over human rights abuses).
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settle the state's accession to India without a reference to the people of the state brought Kashmiri Muslims to extol the virtues of Pakistan and condemn India's high-handedness in its occupation of the territory, and even those who had been in India's favour began to speak in terms of the state's association with Pakistan.
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temple inside the New Civil Secretariat area in Jammu to be made available to the Muslim employees for 'Namaz'. People of Jammu took to streets to protest against this decision, which led to a Hindu-Muslim clash. On his return to Kashmir valley in February 1986, Gul Shah retaliated and incited the Kashmiri Muslims by saying
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entrusted with arbitrary powers 'to interpret the agreements reached by the parties for demilitarization,' in case they should agree in this most important matter. It also requested this representative to make any suggestions which would in his opinion expedite and offer an enduring solution to the Kashmir dispute.
2270:. In the preceding months, around 300 Hindu men and women, Kashmiri Pandits, had been slaughtered and women raped. Mosque released statement in loud speaker asked Hindus to leave Kashmir without their women. On 19 January 1990, Kashmiri Pandits fled from Kashmiri due to atrocities such as killing and gang rape.
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improved, with only one custodial death, and no custodial disappearances. Many analysts say Pakistan's preoccupation with jihadis within its own borders explains the relative calm. In March 2009, Abdullah stated that only 800 militants were active in the state and out of these only 30% were Kashmiris.
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has said: "That(Abdullah's) government was not a democratic government. They did not behave in a democratic manner. Corruption had started. he denied democratic rights to people. He did not tolerate any opposition. He crushed the freedom of press. He and other NC leaders did not tolerate any voice of
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Liaquat drew attention to the continuous and blatant propaganda for war against Pakistan, and indeed for the very liquidation of Pakistan, carried on by the Indian press, prominent leaders and political parties which openly adopted as an article of creed the undoing of partition.- which meant nothing
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for supporting militants in Kashmir, in same 2006 report it says, "There is considerable evidence that over many years Pakistan has provided Kashmiri militants with training, weapons, funding and sanctuary. Pakistan remains accountable for abuses committed by militants that it has armed and trained."
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conducted a research survey in 2005 that found 11.6% of the interviewees who took part had been victims of sexual abuse since 1989. This empirical study found that witnesses to rape in Kashmir was comparatively far higher than the other conflict zones such as Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka. 63% of people
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described the incident as such: "In retaliation for the killing of one soldier, paramilitary forces rampaged through Sopore's market, setting buildings ablaze and shooting bystanders. The Indian government pronounced the event 'unfortunate' and claimed that an ammunition dump had been hit by gunfire,
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asserted at a conference in Islamabad that Pakistan had indeed created Islamic militant groups as a strategic tool for use in its geostrategic agenda and "to attack Indian forces in Jammu and Kashmir". Former president of Pakistan and the ex-chief of the Pakistan military Pervez Musharraf also stated
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Kashmiri scholars say that India's military occupation inflicts violence and humiliation on Kashmiris. Indian forces are responsible for human rights abuses and terror against the local population and have killed tens of thousands of civilians. India's state forces have used rape as a cultural weapon
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were pessimistic of a solution due to a distrust of Pakistan or a perception of threats to India's internal institutions. They contended that India's secularism was far from stable and the possibility of Kashmir separating from India or joining Pakistan would endanger Hindu–Muslim relations in India.
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that enables them to "hold prisoners without trial". The group argues that the law, which allows security forces to detain individuals for up to two years without presenting charges violates prisoners' human rights. In 2011, the state humans right commission said it had evidence that 2,156 bodies had
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reported that Khem Lata Wukhloo, who was a leader of the Congress party at the time, admitted the widespread rigging in Kashmir. He stated: I remember that there was a massive rigging in 1987 elections. The losing candidates were declared winners. It shook the ordinary people's faith in the elections
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Jagmohan is said to have failed to distinguish between the secular forms and Islamist expressions of Kashmiri identity, and hence saw that identity as a threat. This failure was exploited by the Islamists of the valley, who defied the 'Hindu nationalist' policies implemented during Jagmohan's tenure,
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wrote that the overwhelming majority of Kashmir's Muslims were unfriendly to India and wanted to get rid of the political setup, but did not want to use violence for this purpose. He added : "It would take another quarter century of repression and generation turnover for the pacifist approach to
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In order to break the constitutional deadlock, Nehru invited the National Conference to send a delegation to Delhi. The '1952 Delhi Agreement' was formulated to settle the extent of applicability of the Indian Constitution to the Jammu and Kashmir and the relation between the State and Centre. It was
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border between India and Pakistan; and that he would take steps to integrate the Pakistani-controlled portions of Jammu and Kashmir into the federal territories of Pakistan. However, he requested that the formal declaration of the Agreement should not include a final settlement of the Kashmir dispute
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However, the peace was short-lived. Later by 1953, Sheikh Abdullah, who was by then in favour of resolving Kashmir by a plebiscite, an idea which was "anathema" to the Indian government according to historian Zutshi, fell out with the Indian government. He was dismissed and imprisoned in August 1953.
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The Commonwealth had taken up the Kashmir issue in January 1951. Australian prime minister Robert Menzies suggested that a Commonwealth force be stationed in Kashmir; that a joint Indo-Pakistani force be stationed in Kashmir and the plebiscite administrator be entitled to raise local troops while the
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The Indian government considered itself to be under legal possession of Jammu and Kashmir by virtue of the accession of the state. The assistance given by Pakistan to the rebel forces and the Pakhtoon tribes was held to be a hostile act and the further involvement of the Pakistan army was taken to be
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on 26 October 1947, which was accepted by the Governor General the next day. While the Government of India accepted the accession, it added the proviso that it would be submitted to a "reference to the people" after the state is cleared of the invaders, since "only the people, not the Maharaja, could
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Expressing the sense of Congress that the Government of the Republic of India and the State Government of Jammu and Kashmir should take immediate steps to remedy the situation of the Kashmiri Pandits and should act to ensure the physical, political, and economic security of this embattled community.
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The absence of a popular mandate underwriting the accession, India's reneging of its promise to hold a plebiscite allowing the people of Kashmir to determine their own political future, its violation of constitutional provisions protecting Jammu and Kashmir's autonomy, and repeated subversion of the
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Yet again the question of demilitarisation was the sticking point, causing Dixon to conclude: 'In the end I became convinced that India's agreement would never be obtained to demilitarisation in any such form, or to provisions governing the period of the plebiscite of any such character, as would in
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noted in the UN Security Council in 1948: "the (plebiscite) offer (was) made by the Prime Minister of India when, I think, he had not the slightest need for making it, for Kashmir was in distress... The Government of India could have easily accepted the accession and said, 'All right, we accept your
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The 2010 Chatham House opinion poll of Azad Kashmir's people found that overall concerns about human rights abuses in 'Azad Kashmir' was 19%. The district where concern over human rights abuses was greatest was Bhimber where 32% of people expressed concern over human rights abuses. The lowest was in
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Many human rights organisations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch (HRW) have condemned human rights abuses in Kashmir by Indians such as "extra-judicial executions", "disappearances", and torture. Bans on religious gatherings are also reportedly enforced. The "Armed Forces Special
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in Indian-administered Kashmir carried out by Indian security forces while claiming they were caught up in encounters with militants. These encounters are commonplace in Indian-administered Kashmir. The encounters go largely uninvestigated by the authorities, and the perpetrators are spared criminal
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had unanimously ratified the Maharaja's Instrument of Accession to India and adopted a constitution for the state that called for a perpetual merger of Jammu and Kashmir with the Union of India. India claims that the constituent assembly was a representative one, and that its views were those of the
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It is said that, Sheikh Abdullah, watching the alarming turn of events in the subcontinent, realized that for the survival of the region, there was an urgent need to stop pursuing confrontational politics and promoting solution of issues by a process of reconciliation and dialogue. Critics of Sheikh
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However, the 'Operation Gibraltar' ended in failure as the Kashmiris did not revolt. Instead, they turned in infiltrators to the Indian authorities in substantial numbers, and the Indian Army ended up fighting the Pakistani Army regulars. Pakistan claimed that the captured men were Kashmiri 'freedom
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With India's "abridged authority" in Kashmir, Nehru decided that a settlement must be found. India could not hold Kashmir "at the point of a bayonet". Starting in July 1953, he made a renewed push on the plebiscite option in discussions with Pakistan. In bilateral talks held in Delhi in August 1953,
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Dixon also had concerns that the Kashmiris, not being high-spirited people, may vote under fear or improper influences. Following Pakistan's objections, he proposed that Sheikh Abdullah administration should be held in "commission" (in abeyance) while the plebiscite was held. This was not acceptable
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with Pakistan which precluded it from entering into agreements with other countries. It also held that the Maharaja had no authority left to execute accession because his people had revolted and he had to flee the capital. It believed that the Azad Kashmir movement, as well as the tribal incursions,
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Nehru and other Indian leaders were afraid since 1947 that the "temporary" accession to India might act as an irritant to the bulk of the Muslims of Kashmir. V.P. Menon, Secretary in Patel's Ministry of States, admitted in an interview in 1964 that India had been absolutely dishonest on the issue of
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According to Jinnah, India acquired the accession through "fraud and violence". A plebiscite was unnecessary and states should accede according to their majority population. He was willing to urge Junagadh to accede to India in return for Kashmir. For a plebiscite, Jinnah demanded simultaneous troop
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The issue was briefly taken up by the Commonwealth, when, in January 1951, at a meeting of Commonwealth prime ministers, Robert Menzies, the Australian prime minister, suggested that Commonwealth troops should be stationed in Kashmir; that a joint Indo–Pakistani force should be stationed there, and
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p. 27: It was not so much that India won the Great South Asian War but that Pakistan lost it.p. 53: The story of the Kargil War—Pakistan's biggest defeat by India since 1971 —is one that goes to the heart of why it lost the Great South Asian War.p. 64: Afterwards, Musharraf and his supporters would
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There has been criticism and opposition to this move in Pakistan, India, and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The move has been dubbed a cover-up to hide the real mechanics of power, which allegedly are under the direct control of the Pakistani federal government. The package was opposed by Pakistani
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Claims of religious discrimination and restrictions on religious freedom in Azad Kashmir have been made against Pakistan. The country is also accused of systemic suppression of free speech and demonstrations against the government. UNHCR reported that a number of Islamist militant groups, including
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to cleanse Hindus from Kashmir. Less than 4,000 Kashmiri Hindus remain in the valley, reportedly living with daily threats of violence and terrorism. Sanjay Tickoo, who heads the KPSS, an organisation which looks after Pandits who remain in the Valley, says the situation is complex. On one hand the
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Some surveys have found that in the Kashmir region itself (where the bulk of separatist and Indian military activity is concentrated), popular perception holds that the Indian Armed Forces are more to blame for human rights violations than the separatist groups. Amnesty International criticized the
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and, lately, the Indian government. Whitehead states that this is only partly true: the Mughals lavished much affection and resources on Kashmir, the Dogras made Srinagar their capital next only to their native Jammu city, and through much of the post-independence India, Kashmiri Muslims headed the
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scholar Baljit Singh, interviewing Indian foreign policy experts in 1965, found that 77 percent of them favoured discussions with Pakistan on all outstanding problems including the Kashmir dispute. However, only 17 percent were supportive of holding a plebiscite in Kashmir. The remaining 60 percent
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led to an "amplified instability" in the Kashmir valley. Curfews were imposed in all 10 districts of Kashmir, over 100 civilians died and over 17,000 were injured in clashes with the police. More than 600 have pellet injuries to the face. To prevent volatile rumours, cellphone and internet services
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sent a fact finding mission to Kashmir. The ICJ mission concluded that the right of self-determination to which the peoples of Jammu and Kashmir became entitled as part of the process of partition had neither been exercised nor abandoned, and thus remained exercisable. It further stated that as the
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that there has been a "purely indigenous, purely Kashmiri" peaceful protest movement alongside the insurgency in Indian-administered Kashmir since 1989. The movement was created for the same reason as the insurgency and began after the disputed election of 1987. According to the United Nations, the
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was executed in February 1984, strikes and protests by Kashmiri nationalists broke out in the region. Large numbers of Kashmiri youth participated in widespread anti India demonstrations, which faced heavy handed reprisals by Indian state forces. Critics of the then Chief Minister, Farooq Abdullah,
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for the elections and charged that the state's autonomy had been eroded by successive Congress Party governments. The strategies yielded dividends and the Congress won 26 seats, while the NC secured 46. Barring an odd constituency, all victories of the Congress were in the Jammu and Ladakh regions,
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According to historian Zutshi, in the late 1940s, most Kashmiri Muslims in Indian Kashmir were still debating the value of the state's association with India or Pakistan. By the 1950s, she says, the National Conference government's repressive measures and the Indian state's seeming determination to
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The Simla Agreement also stated that the two sides would meet again for establishing durable peace. Reportedly Bhutto asked for time to prepare the people of Pakistan and the National Assembly for a final settlement. Indian commentators state that he reneged on the promise. Bhutto told the National
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The USA in February 1954 announced that it wanted to provide military aid to Pakistan. The US signed a military pact with Pakistan in May by which Pakistan would receive military equipment and training. The US president tried to alleviate India's concerns by offering similar weaponry to India. This
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on 21 April 1948. The measure called for an immediate cease-fire and called on the Government of Pakistan 'to secure the withdrawal from the state of Jammu and Kashmir of tribesmen and Pakistani nationals not normally resident therein who have entered the state for the purpose of fighting.' It also
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The Indian troops, which were airlifted in the early hours of 27 October, secured the Srinagar airport. The city of Srinagar was being patrolled by the National Conference volunteers with Hindus and Sikhs moving about freely among Muslims, an "incredible sight" to visiting journalists. The National
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The Maharaja's troops could not withstand the tribal militia attack in September and October 1947; they were heavily outnumbered and outgunned by the tribal militias, and were also facing internal rebellions from Muslim troops. The Maharaja made an urgent plea to Delhi for military assistance. Upon
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to oversee the internal administration. According to the 1941 census, the state's population was 77 percent Muslim, 20 percent Hindu and 3 percent others (Sikhs and Buddhists). Despite its Muslim majority, the princely rule was an overwhelmingly a Hindu-dominated state. The Muslim majority suffered
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from the predominantly Muslim Kashmir Valley in the early 1990s. Counterinsurgency by the Indian government was coupled with repression of the local population and increased militarisation of the region, while various insurgent groups engaged in a variety of criminal activity. The 2010s were marked
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In 1953, Mr Adlai Stevenson the then Governor of Illinois (USA) met Sheikh Abdullah in Sri Nagar. Commenting on this meeting, Manchester Guardian disclosed in August 1953, that he (Mr Stevenson) "seems to have listened to suggestions that the best status for Kashmir could be independence from both
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Scholars have similarly pointed to Nehru's occasional expression of skepticism about the wisdom and practicality of holding a plebiscite. Noorani, for instance, points to a missive from Nehru to Sheikh Abdullah in August 1952 in which the former admitted to having "ruled out the plebiscite for all
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stated that "Almost six decades after Pakistan's independence, the constitutional status of the Federally Administered Northern Areas (Gilgit and Baltistan), once part of the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir and now under Pakistani control, remains undetermined, with political autonomy a
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Scholar Sumantra Bose comments that the uprising remained restricted to the Indian side and did not spill over into Pakistani-administered Kashmir despite a lack of democratic freedoms on the Pakistani side. Bose offers a number of possible explanations for this. Azad Kashmir's strong pro-Pakistan
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UNCR reports that the status of women in Pakistani-administered Kashmir is similar to that of women in Pakistan. They are not granted equal rights under the law, and their educational opportunities and choice of marriage partner remain "circumscribed". Domestic violence, forced marriage, and other
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Indian security forces have assaulted civilians during search operations, tortured and summarily executed detainees in custody and murdered civilians in reprisal attacks. Rape most often occurs during crackdowns, cordon-and-search operations during which men are held for identification in parks or
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has called on India to "unequivocally condemn enforced disappearances" and to ensure that impartial investigations are conducted into mass graves in its Kashmir region. The Indian state police confirms as many as 331 deaths while in custody and 111 enforced disappearances since 1989. A report from
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There have been claims of disappearances by the police or the army in Kashmir by several human rights organisations. Human rights groups in Kashmir have documented more than three hundred cases of "disappearances" since 1990 but lawyers believe the number to be far higher because many relatives of
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The 2010 Chatham House opinion poll of the people of Indian administered Jammu and Kashmir found that overall concern, in the entire state, over human rights abuses was 43%. In the surveyed districts of the Muslim majority Kashmir Valley, where the desire for Independence is strongest, there was a
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In 2005, General Musharraf, as well as other Pakistani leaders, sought to resolve the Kashmir issue through the Chenab formula road map. Borrowing a term used by Owen Dixon, Musharraf's Chenab Formula assigns Ladakh to India, Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B) to Pakistan, proposes a plebiscite in the Kashmir
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In a diverse country like India, disaffection and discontent are not uncommon. Indian democracy has the necessary resilience to accommodate genuine grievances within the framework of India's sovereignty, unity, and integrity. The Government of India has expressed its willingness to accommodate the
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In March 2008, two separate incidents were reported in Indian-administered Kashmir- a blast near the civil secretariat and high court, and a gun battle between security forces and militants which left five dead. The gunfight began when security forces raided a house on the outskirts of the capital
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and Mohinuddin Salati, to gain some legitimacy through religious sentiments. This gave political space to Islamists who previously lost overwhelmingly, allegedly due to massive rigging, in the 1983 state elections. In 1986, Shah decided to construct a mosque within the premises of an ancient Hindu
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In 1986 some members of the JKLF crossed over to Pakistan to receive arms training but the Jamaat Islami Jammu Kashmir, which saw Kashmiri nationalism as contradicting Islamic universalism and its own desire for merging with Pakistan, did not support the JKLF movement. As late as that year, Jamaat
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as a diplomatic decision, on 8 April 1964. Sheikh Abdullah was released and returned to Srinagar where he was accorded a great welcome by the people of the valley. After his release he was reconciled with Nehru. Nehru requested Sheikh Abdullah to act as a bridge between India and Pakistan and make
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The Praja Parishad undertook a civil disobedience campaign for a third time in November 1952, which again led to repression by the state government. The Parishad accused Abdullah of communalism (sectarianism), favouring the Muslim interests in the state and sacrificing the interests of the others.
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In 1946, the National Conference launched the 'Quit Kashmir' movement, asking the Maharaja to hand the power over to the people. The movement came under criticism from the Muslim Conference, who charged that Abdullah was doing it to boost his own popularity, waning because of his pro-India stance.
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The plan was for the infiltrators to mingle with the local populace and incite them to rebellion. Meanwhile, guerilla warfare would commence, destroying bridges, tunnels and highways, as well as Indian Army installations and airfields, creating conditions for an 'armed insurrection' in Kashmir. If
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In short, India required an asymmetric treatment of the two countries in the withdrawal arrangements, regarding Pakistan as an 'aggressor', whereas Pakistan insisted on parity. The UN mediators tended towards parity, which was not to India's satisfaction. In the end, no withdrawal was ever carried
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The report of the Drafting Committee "ratifying the accession" of the Jammu and Kashmir State to India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in Jammu on February 15 before it was adjourned sine die. Earlier, Premier Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed, speaking on the report, declared amidst cheers: "We are
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It called upon India and Pakistan 'to prepare and execute within a period of five months from the date of this resolution a programme of demilitarization on the basis of principles 2 of General McNaughton's proposal.; It further decided to replace the United Nations Commission by a representative
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Most of those quotations related to the period after the signing of the Liaquat-Nehru Agreement of April 8, 1950 under which India and Pakistan undertook not to permit propaganda in either country...seeking to incite war between the two countries. The government of Pakistan initiated twenty-seven
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In 2009, the Pakistani government implemented an autonomy package for Gilgit-Baltistan, which entails rights similar to those of Pakistan's other provinces. Gilgit-Baltistan thus gains province-like status without actually being conferred such status constitutionally. Direct rule by Islamabad has
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in Jammu and Delhi, are still unable to safely return to their homeland. The lead in this act of ethnic cleansing was initially taken by the Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front and the Hizbul Mujahideen. According to Indian media, all this happened at the instigation of Pakistan's Inter-Services
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In the particular context of Kashmir where an ethnic Muslim minority population is subject to the repressive dominance of a predominantly Hindu State, the sexual appropriation of Kashmiri women by State security forces exploits the cultural logic of rape whereby the sexual dishonour of individual
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in 2007, 87% of people in mainly Muslim Srinagar want independence, whereas 95% of the people in the mainly Hindu Jammu city think the state should be part of India. The Kashmir Valley is the only region of the former princely state where the majority of the population is unhappy with its current
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Pakistan disputes claims by India with reference to the Simla Agreement that UN resolutions on Kashmir have lost their relevance. It argues that legally and politically, UN Resolutions cannot be superseded without the UN Security Council adopting a resolution to that effect. It also maintains the
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Pakistan maintains that Kashmir is the "jugular vein of Pakistan" and a currently disputed territory whose final status must be determined by the people of Kashmir. Pakistan's claims to the disputed region are based on the rejection of Indian claims to Kashmir, namely the Instrument of Accession.
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saw separatist sentiments, pro-independence slogans, protestors who defied curfews, attacked security forces with stones and burnt police vehicles and government buildings. Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir fired live ammunition on the protesters, resulting in 112 deaths. The protests subsided
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infiltrated Jammu and Kashmir. During the winter season, Indian forces regularly move down to lower altitudes, as severe climatic conditions makes it almost impossible for them to guard the high peaks near the Line of Control. This practice is followed by both India and Pakistan Army. The terrain
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groups from Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Afghanistan, fighting to make Jammu and Kashmir a part of Pakistan. Indian analysts and the JKLF have accused Pakistan of training and backing terrorists. India states that the terrorists have killed many citizens in Kashmir and committed human rights
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In the years since 1990, the Kashmiri Muslims and the Indian government have conspired to abolish the complexities of Kashmiri civilization. The world it inhabited has vanished: the state government and the political class, the rule of law, almost all the Hindu inhabitants of the valley, alcohol,
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There was highest recorded participation in this election. 80% of the people in the Valley voted. MUF received victory in only 4 of the contested 43 electoral constituencies despite its high vote share of 31 per cent (this means that its official vote in the Valley was larger than one-third). The
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From all the information I have, 95 per cent of Kashmir Muslims do not wish to be or remain Indian citizens. I doubt therefore the wisdom of trying to keep people by force where they do not wish to stay. This cannot but have serious long-term political consequences, though immediately it may suit
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The prime ministers of the two countries exchanged telegrams accusing each other of bad intentions. Liaquat Ali Khan rejected Nehru's charge of warmongering propaganda. Khan called it a distortion of the Pakistani press' discontent with India over its persistence in not holding a plebiscite and a
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The convening of the Constituent Assembly in Indian Kashmir in July 1950 proved contentious. Pakistan protested to the Security Council which informed India that this development conflicted with the parties' commitments. The National Conference rejected this resolution and Nehru supported this by
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Dixon came to the conclusion that India would never agree to conditions and a demilitarization which would ensure a free and fair plebiscite. Dixon's failure also compounded American ambassador Loy Henderson's misgivings about Indian sincerity and he advised the US to maintain a distance from the
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Pakistan accepted the resolution. India rejected it, principally because of the new proposal for arbitration. Pandit Nehru and his followers in Kashmir declared that they would not permit the fate of four million people to be decided by a third person. But this was overclouding the issue. It had
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Alam replied , as recorded by Brown: 'you are a crowd of fools led astray by a madman. I shall not tolerate this nonsense for one instance... And when the Indian Army starts invading you there will be no use screaming to Pakistan for help, because you won't get it.'... The provisional government
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As with other disputed territories, each government issues maps depicting their claims in Kashmir territory, regardless of actual control. Due to India's Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1961, it is illegal in India to exclude all or part of Kashmir from a map (or to publish any map that differs from
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The separatists in Kashmir deny these allegations. The Indian government is also trying to reinstate the displaced Pandits in Kashmir. Tahir, the district commander of a separatist Islamic group in Kashmir, stated: "We want the Kashmiri Pandits to come back. They are our brothers. We will try to
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of Pakistan agree to come to New Delhi for the talks for a final solution of the Kashmir problem. President Ayub Khan also sent telegrams to Nehru and Sheikh Abdullah with the message that as Pakistan too was a party to the Kashmir dispute any resolution of the conflict without its participation
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was formulated and signed by the two countries, whereby the countries resolved to settle their differences by peaceful means through bilateral negotiations and to maintain the sanctity of the Line of Control. Multilateral negotiations were not ruled out, but they were conditional upon both sides
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Following its failure to seize Kashmir in 1947, Pakistan supported numerous 'covert cells' in Kashmir using operatives based in its New Delhi embassy. After its military pact with the United States in the 1950s, it intensively studied guerrilla warfare through engagement with the US military. In
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Some human rights organisations have alleged that Indian Security forces have killed hundreds of Kashmiris through the indiscriminate use of force and torture, firing on demonstrations, custodial killings, encounters and detentions. The government of India denied that torture was widespread and
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survey, on the basis of 850 interviews, found that within Indian-administered Kashmir, 61% of respondents said they felt they would be better off as Indian citizens, with 33% saying that they did not know, and the remaining 6% favouring Pakistani citizenship. However, this support for India was
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After the results of the 1983 election, the Hindu nationalists in the state were demanding stricter central government control over the state whereas Kashmir's Muslims wanted to preserve the state's autonomy. Islamic fundamentalist groups clamoured for a plebiscite. Maulvi Farooq challenged the
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In a broadcast on 2 November 1947, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru announced that the fate of Kashmir would ultimately be decided by the people, once law and order was established, through a referendum "held under international auspices like the United Nations." A similar pledge was made by the
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asking Pakistan to take over. According to historian Yaqoob Khan Bangash, the provisional government lacked sway over the population which had intense pro-Pakistan sentiments. Pakistan's Political Agent, Khan Mohammad Alam Khan, arrived on 16 November and took over the administration of Gilgit.
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report accuses the Indian military and Indian-government backed paramilitaries of "committ serious and widespread human rights violations in Kashmir." Jammu and Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society labels the happenings in Kashmir as war crimes and genocide and have issued a statement that those
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Many neutral parties to the dispute have noted that the UN resolution on Kashmir is no longer relevant. The European Union holds the view that the plebiscite is not in Kashmiris' interest. The report notes that the UN conditions for such a plebiscite have not been, and can no longer be, met by
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cannot be implemented since Pakistan failed to withdraw its forces from Kashmir, which was the first step in implementing the resolution. India is also of the view that Resolution 47 is obsolete, since the geography and demographics of the region have permanently altered since it adoption. The
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as a follow-up to the war, where India pushed for peace in South Asia. At stake were 5,139 square miles (13,310 km) of Pakistan's territory captured by India during the conflict, and over 90,000 prisoners of war held in Bangladesh. India was ready to return them in exchange for a "durable
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Dixon then offered an alternative proposal, widely known as the Dixon plan. Dixon did not view the state of Jammu and Kashmir as one homogeneous unit and therefore proposed that a plebiscite be limited to the Valley. Dixon agreed that people in Jammu and Ladakh were clearly in favour of India;
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The UNCIP made three visits to the subcontinent between 1948 and 1949, trying to find a solution agreeable to both India and Pakistan. It reported to the Security Council in August 1948 that "the presence of troops of Pakistan" inside Kashmir represented a "material change" in the situation. A
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Tens of thousands of Kashmiri civilians were killed in security operations or went missing even as a substantial part of Kashmir's population remained permanently scarred by violence, dispossession and psychological trauma. India's military occupation inflicts daily violence, humiliation, and
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The intervening years were notable for China's entry into the international politics of the Kashmir conflict. China's relations with India deteriorated precipitously after the Chinese annexation of Tibet in 1959, and rising tensions flared into a military conflict in late 1962 at a number of
4568:"the Commission shall have notified (it) that the tribesmen and Pakistan nationals...have withdrawn...and further, that the Pakistan forces are being withdrawn." Moreover, the withdrawal of Indian forces was to be conducted "in stages to be agreed upon with the Commission," not with Pakistan.'
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told an Indian TV channel that Pakistan would give up its claim on Kashmir if India accepted some of his peace proposals, including a phased withdrawal of troops, self-governance for locals, no changes in the borders of Kashmir, and a joint supervision mechanism involving India, Pakistan, and
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Increasing anti-Indian protests took place in Kashmir in the 1980s. The Soviet-Afghan jihad and the Islamic Revolution in Iran were becoming sources of inspiration for large numbers of Kashmiri Muslim youth. The state authorities responded with increasing use of brute force to simple economic
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on behalf of India. However, both India and Pakistan failed to arrive at a truce agreement due to differences over interpretation of the procedure for and the extent of demilitarisation. One sticking point was whether the Azad Kashmiri army was to be disbanded during the truce stage or at the
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remarked: "The Moslem Pakistanis, led by President Ayub, had expected the infiltrators to be able to produce a general uprising and this is Ayub's first disappointment."... Once again, it seemed clear that whatever the state of their relationship with India, Kashmiris did not wish to embrace
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According to the Government of India Home Ministry, 2008 was the year with the lowest civilian casualties in 20 years, with 89 deaths, compared to a high of 1,413 in 1996. In 2008, 85 security personnel died compared to 613 in 2001, while 102 militants were killed. The human rights situation
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was 'not free'. According to Shaukat Ali, chairman of the International Kashmir Alliance, "On one hand Pakistan claims to be the champion of the right of self-determination of the Kashmiri people, but she has denied the same rights under its controlled parts of Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan".
718:, and the Hindus and Sikhs displaced from the neighbouring areas of West Pakistan. The Maharaja himself was implicated in some instances. A large number of Muslims were killed. Others fled to West Pakistan, some of whom made their way to the western districts of Poonch and Mirpur, which were
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Nearly 70 years ago, the people of the Gilgit Wazarat revolted and joined Pakistan of their own free will, as did those belonging to the territories of Chilas, Koh Ghizr, Ishkoman, Yasin and Punial; the princely states of Hunza and Nagar also acceded to Pakistan. Hence, the time has come to
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of the Indian Constitution were extended to the state, by virtue of which the Central Government can assume the government of the State and exercise its legislative powers. On 24 November 1964, the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly passed a constitutional amendment changing the elected post of
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Pakistan is trying to raise anti-India sentiment among the people of Kashmir by spreading false propaganda against India. According to the state government of Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistani radio and television channels deliberately spread "hate and venom" against India to alter Kashmiri
3379:, its paramilitary groups, and counter-insurgent militias were responsible for the deaths of 4,501 Kashmiri civilians. During the same period, there were records of 4,242 women between the ages of 7–70 being raped. Similar allegations were also made by some human rights organisations.
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of war against Kashmiris and rape has extraordinarily high incidence in Kashmir as compared to other conflict zones of the world. Militants are also guilty of crimes but their crimes cannot be compared with the scale of abuses by Indian forces for which justice is yet to be delivered.
1488:. This article specifies that the State must concur in the application of laws by Indian parliament, except those that pertain to Communications, Defence and Foreign Affairs. Central Government could not exercise its power to interfere in any other areas of governance of the state.
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12 Indian fighter jets dropped bombs on a "terrorist camp" in Pakistan-controlled territory at of Kashmir, allegedly killing around 350 members in terrorist camps. As India trespassed Pakistan's air space, the incidents escalated the tension between India and Pakistan starting the
4154:. It stated that the Islamic terrorists infiltrated the region in 1989 and began an ethnic cleansing campaign to convert Kashmir into a Muslim state. According to the same resolution, since then nearly 400,000 Pandits were either murdered or forced to leave their ancestral homes.
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Pakistan was of the view that the Maharaja of Kashmir had no right to call in the Indian Army, because it held that the Maharaja of Kashmir was not a hereditary ruler and was merely a British appointee, after the British defeated Ranjit Singh who ruled the area before the British
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On the battlefield, the National Conference volunteers were working shoulder-to-shoulder with the Indian army to drive out the invaders....Sheikh Abdullah was not in favor of India seeking the UN intervention because he was sure the Indian army could free the entire State of the
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but it is our request that you cannot simultaneously be talking and at the same time the terror machine is as active as ever before. Once Pakistan moves away from this terror-induced coercion, we will be very happy to engage productively with Pakistan to resolve all outstanding
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There has been little meaningful dialogue to end the long-standing conflict. As of 2024, India holds the territorially advantageous position. Proposed solutions include independence for Kashmir, formal partition between India and Pakistan, and greater autonomy for the states of
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Led by him (Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad), 64 of 74-strong Constituent Assembly members ratified the state's accession to India on February 15, 1954. "We are today taking the decision of final and irrevocable accession to India and no power on earth could change it", declared Bakshi
10810::From 1947 on, Kashmir's roughly 700,000 Hindus felt increasingly uneasy and discriminated against, and youth ... from a variety of sources such as Islamist organizations, Islamic countries, Kashmiri Muslim fund raisers in the West, and migrant labor from Azad Kashmir in the …
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The main demand of the people of Gilgit-Baltistan is constitutional status for the region as a fifth province of Pakistan. However, Pakistan claims that Gilgit-Baltistan cannot be given constitutional status due to Pakistan's commitment to the 1948 UN resolution. In 2007, the
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Pakistani prime minister Bogra was able to return home triumphantly. However, in the face of questions and criticisms from colleagues, his commitment began to waver. The main objection from the Pakistani leaders was to Nehru's demand for replacing the plebiscite administrator
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demands. Both the pro-Independence Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) and the pro-Pakistan Islamist groups including JIJK mobilised the fast growing anti-Indian sentiments among the Kashmiri population. 1984 saw a pronounced rise in terrorist violence in Kashmir. When
4122:, who have lived in Kashmir for centuries, were forced to leave their homeland. Reports by the Indian government state 219 Kashmiri pandits were killed and around 140,000 migrated due to millitancy while over 3000 remained in the valley. The local organisation of Pandits in
3348:, demanded that Pakistan desist from demanding a plebiscite in Jammu and Kashmir, saying: "If at all a referendum is required, it is needed in Pakistan, where people should be asked whether they want to continue in Pakistan or are demanding the country's merger with India".
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in mid June for talks with Nehru as suggested by him. Even the date of his proposed visit was fixed and communicated to New Delhi. However, while Abdullah was still in Pakistan, news came of the sudden death of Nehru on 27 May 1964. The peace initiative died with Nehru.
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Former Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir High Court noted in his report on human rights in Kashmir: "It is hard to escape the conclusion that the security forces who are overwhelmingly Hindu and Sikh, see it as their duty to beat an alien population into submission."
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in 1993). At least 50 people were killed, with some reports of the deaths reaching as high as 280. In the aftermath of the massacre, more demonstrations followed, and in January 1990, Indian paramilitary forces are believed to have killed around 300 protesters. As a
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to formulate the Constitution of the state. Sheikh initially wanted the Constituent Assembly to decide the State's accession. But this was not agreed to by Nehru, who stated that such "underhand dealing" would be very bad, as the matter was being decided by the UN.
2544:. Indian security forces including the army responded quickly to keep order. More than 40 unarmed protesters were killed. The largest protests saw more than a half million people waving Pakistani flags and crying for freedom at a rally on 18 August, according to
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by civil unrest within the Kashmir Valley, fuelled by unyielding militarisation, rights violations, mis-rule and corruption, wherein protesting local youths violently clashed with Indian security forces, with large-scale demonstrations taking place during the
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Our people were killed. I saw a girl tortured with cigarette butts. Another man had his eyes pulled out and his body hung on a tree. The armed separatists used a chainsaw to cut our bodies into pieces. It wasn't just the killing but the way they tortured and
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status. The Hindus of Jammu and Buddhists of Ladakh are content under Indian administration. Muslims of Azad Kashmir and Northern Areas are content under Pakistani administration. Kashmir Valley's Muslims want to change their national status to independence.
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the attempt failed, Pakistan hoped to have raised international attention to the Kashmir issue. Using the newly acquired sophisticated weapons through the American arms aid, Pakistan believed that it could achieve tactical victories in a quick limited war.
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in its message said, "The high voter turnout figure proves that democracy is firmly rooted in India. The EU would like to congratulate India and its democratic system for conduct of fair elections, unmarred by violence, in the state of Jammu and Kashmir".
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after years of political disenfranchisement and alienation, with logistical support from Pakistan. Spearheaded by a group seeking creation of an independent state, the insurgency was taken over within the first few years of its outbreak by Pakistan-backed
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Since 1989 and by 2006, over 50,000 people are claimed by Human Rights Watch to have died during the conflict, with at least 20,000 of them civilian. In 2008, authorities said that 43,000 people have been killed in the violence. Data released in 2011 by
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in Delhi on 19 September 1947, requesting essential supplies which had been blockaded by Pakistan since the beginning of September. He communicated the Maharaja's willingness to accede to India. Nehru, however, demanded that the jailed political leader,
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Instead, the Muslim Conference launched a 'campaign of action' similar to Muslim League's programme in British India. Both Abdullah and Abbas were imprisoned. By 22 July 1947, the Muslim Conference started calling for the state's accession to Pakistan.
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The reason for India's disregard of the resolutions of the UN Security Council was given by India's Defense Minister, Kirshnan Menon, who said: "Kashmir would vote to join Pakistan and no Indian Government responsible for agreeing to plebiscite would
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recommended India and Pakistan seek a bilateral solution. Around this time, Sheikh Abdullah fell out with the Indian government and lost the support of his colleageues in his cabinet. He was dismissed and imprisoned in August 1953. His former deputy,
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were recruited to command the forces. In May 1948, the Pakistani army officially entered the conflict, in theory to defend the Pakistan borders, but it made plans to push towards Jammu and cut the lines of communications of the Indian forces in the
1921:, for three decades Delhi's handpicked politicians in Kashmir had supported the State's accession to India in return for generous disbursements from Delhi. Rai states that the state elections were conducted in Jammu and Kashmir, but except for the
636:. He decided to stay independent because he expected that the State's Muslims would be unhappy with accession to India, and the Hindus and Sikhs would become vulnerable if he joined Pakistan. On 11 August, the Maharaja dismissed his prime minister
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stated that, in the last 21 years, 43,460 people have been killed in the Kashmir insurgency. Of these, 21,323 are militants, 13,226 civilians killed by militants, 3,642 civilians killed by security forces, and 5,369 policemen killed by militants.
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resolution that makes it mandatory for member states to not provide active or passive support to terrorist organisations. Specifically, it has pointed out that the Pakistani government continues to support various terrorist organisations, such as
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stated in a report from May 1991, "In the weeks that followed as security forces fired on crowds of marchers and as militants intensified their attacks against the police and those suspected of aiding them, Kashmir's civil war began in earnest."
1796:(NLF), with the objective of freeing Kashmir from Indian occupation and then liberating the whole of Jammu and Kashmir. Later in 1976, Maqbool Bhat is arrested on his return to the Valley. Amanullah Khan moved to England and there NLF was renamed
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on 16 October 2014 said that Pakistan needs to incite those fighting in Kashmir, "We have source (in Kashmir) besides the (Pakistan) army…People in Kashmir are fighting against (India). We just need to incite them," Musharraf told a TV channel.
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This time it was Pakistan who refused to accept his proposal, arguing that Pakistan considered it a breach of India's agreement that: 'The destination of the state....as a whole should be decided by a single plebiscite taken over the entire
4255:, Pakistan's ISI operates in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and is accused of involvement in extensive surveillance, arbitrary arrests, torture, and murder. The 2008 report by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees determined that
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out, India insisting that Pakistan had to withdraw first, and Pakistan contending that there was no guarantee that India would withdraw afterwards. No agreement could be reached between the two countries on the process of demilitarisation.
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In 1989, a widespread popular and armed insurgency started in Kashmir. After the 1987 state legislative assembly election, some of the results were disputed. This resulted in the formation of militant wings and marked the beginning of the
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Nehru's withdrawal from the plebiscite option came as a major blow to all concerned. Scholars have suggested that India was never seriously intent on holding a plebiscite, and the withdrawal came to signify a vindication of their belief.
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to a centrally-nominated post of "Governor" and renaming "Prime Minister" to "Chief Minister", which is regarded as the "end of the road" for the Article 370, and the Constitutional autonomy guaranteed by it. On 3 January 1965, prior to
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Culturally, a growing emphasis on secularism generated a backlash, contributing to the popularity of Islamic political parties, especially the Jamāʿat-i Islāmī (established in 1953) and the Islāmī Jamʿīyat-i T‥ulabā, its allied student
6855:, pp. 156–: "At the next meeting the Security Council appointed Sir Owen Dixon as the U.N. representative for India and Pakistan on 12 April 1950. He was to implement the McNaughton proposals for the demilitarization of the State."
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dissent. He acted as an authoritarian ruler. The constituent assembly elections of 1951 were totally rigged. Within the state, freedom was curbed, civil liberties were denied, there was no freedom for public meetings, demonstrations."
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believed that Nehru was never seriously intent on holding a plebiscite and was determined to get out of it. Historian Benjamin Zachariah states that Nehru abandoned the idea of plebiscite by late 1948, but supported it in public till
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an invasion of Indian territory. From the Indian perspective, the plebiscite was meant to confirm the accession, which was in all respects already complete, and Pakistan could not aspire to an equal footing with India in the contest.
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as would in my opinion permit of the plebiscite being conducted in conditions sufficiently guarding against intimidation and other forms of influence and abuse by which the freedom and fairness of the plebiscite might be imperilled.
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that his government was willing to grant autonomy to the region within the purview of the Indian constitution if there was consensus among political parties on this issue. The Indian viewpoint is succinctly summarised by the Indian
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accession and we shall render this help.' There was no necessity for the Prime Minister of India to add the proviso while accepting the accession that 'India does not want to take advantage of the difficult situation in Kashmir.'
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Government of India when the Kashmir dispute was referred to the UN Security Council on 1 January 1948. By some accounts Mountbatten had an understanding with Nehru that a referendum on the region's future would be held later.
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In 1983, learned men of Kashmiri politics testified that Kashmiris had always wanted to be independent. But the more serious-minded among them also realised that this is not possible, considering Kashmir's size and borders.
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would not be acceptable to Pakistan. Sheikh Abdullah went to Pakistan in the spring of 1964. President Ayub Khan held extensive talks with him to explore various avenues for solving the Kashmir problem and agreed to come to
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was an unsuccessful attempt. Nehru's misgivings about the US-Pakistan pact made him hostile to a plebiscite. Consequently, when the pact was concluded in May 1954, Nehru withdrew the plebiscite offer and declared that the
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said there had been 70,000 plus killings, a majority committed by the Indian armed forces. The pro-Pakistan Hurriyat group has claimed a higher death toll of 80,000 including civilians, security forces and militants.
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writers like Baba (2014), Bose (2005), Schofield (2010) and Robinson (2013) see it as an indigenous Kashmiri response to the decades of political repression and the denial of the Kashmiri right to self-determination.
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to pressure Pakistan to retreat. The Pakistan Army withdrew their remaining troops from the area, ending the conflict. India regained control of the Kargil peaks, which they now patrol and monitor all year long.
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Assembly on 14 July that he forged an equal agreement from an unequal beginning and that he did not compromise on the right of self-determination for Jammu and Kashmir. The envisioned meeting never occurred.
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again after 11 years. Later in 1977, the Central Government and the ruling Congress Party withdrew its support so that the State Assembly had to be dissolved and mid term elections called. Sheikh's party
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of Pakistan were extended to Pakistan Administered Kashmir. The area is ruled directly through a chief executive Lt. Gen. Mohammed Shafiq, appointed by Islamabad with a 26-member Northern Areas Council.
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in 1951, with 75 seats allocated for the Indian administered part of Kashmir, and 25 seats left reserved for the Pakistan administered part. Sheikh Abdullah's National Conference won all 75 seats in a
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states that the political loyalties of Valley Kashmiris were divided in 1947, but the Muslim Conference failed to capitalise on it due its fractiousness and the lack of a distinct political programme.
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protect them." But the majority of the Pandits, who have been living in pitiable conditions in Jammu, believe that, until insurgency ceases to exist, return is not possible. Mustafa Kamal, brother of
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groups striving for merger with Pakistan. The militancy continued through the 1990s and early 2000s—by which time it was being driven largely by foreign militants and spread to parts of the adjoining
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it was decided that India and Pakistan would resolve their disputes bilaterally," Aziz said. "Such bilateral talks have not yielded any results for the last 40 years. So then what is the solution?"
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should be put into effect 'on the question of Accession of the state to India or Pakistan.' However, it was not until 1 January 1949 that the ceasefire could be put into effect, signed by General
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Nearly 90 percent of people living in Indian Kashmir's summer capital want their troubled and divided state to become an independent country, according to a poll in an Indian newspaper on Monday.
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people of Kashmir had a right of self-determination, it followed that their insurgency was legitimate. It, however, did not follow that Pakistan had a right to provide support for the militants.
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disputed border flashpoints stretching in an east-west arc along the Himalayan ranges, including a desolate area called Aksai Chin on Ladakh's frontier with Tibet and China's Xinjiang province.
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and "turned a blind eye" towards their existence because they wanted India to discuss Kashmir. The British Government have formally accepted that there is a clear connection between Pakistan's
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that high voter turnout in Kashmir cannot be interpreted as a sign of acceptance of Indian rule. Voters vote due to varying factors such as development, effective local governance and economy.
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referred to the disputed territory of Kashmir. But in India, leaders, press and even scholars had no hesitation in expressing the hope of undoing the partition and thus annihilating Pakistan.
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Pakistan insists that the Maharaja was not a popular leader, and was regarded as a tyrant by most Kashmiris. Pakistan maintains that the Maharaja used brute force to suppress the population.
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on 9 August 1955 to fight for the plebiscite demand and the unconditional release of Sheikh Abdullah. The activities of the Plebiscite Front eventually led to the institution of the infamous
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2024 report both Indian-administered Kashmir and Pakistani-administered Kashmir were categorized as "not free", while India and Pakistan themselves were both categorized as "partly free".
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claim that the state politicians of Jammu and Kashmir are funded by the army secret service to keep the general public calm and that this activity has been going on since Partition.
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contention that there was no longer a dispute on Kashmir. He said that the people's movement for plebiscite would not die even though India thought it did when Sheikh Abdullah died.
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under article 35 of the UN Charter, which allows the member states to bring to the Security Council attention situations 'likely to endanger the maintenance of international peace'.
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stating that the decisions of the Constituent Assembly would not constitute a final disposition of the State, which needs to be carried out by a free and impartial plebiscite.
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insurgency, which continues to this day. India contends that the insurgency was largely started by Afghan mujahadeen who entered the Kashmir valley following the end of the
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makes it difficult for both sides to maintain a strict border control over Line of Control. The insurgents took advantage of this and occupied vacant mountain peaks in the
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community did face intimidation and violence but on the other hand he says there was no genocide or mass murder as suggested by Pandits who are based outside of Kashmir.
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Human rights organisations have strongly condemned Indian troops for widespread rape and murder of innocent civilians while accusing these civilians of being militants.
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The Kashmiri people have still not been able to exercise the right to self-determination and this was the conclusion of the International Commission of Jurists in 1994.
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reached between Nehru and Abdullah on 24 July 1952. Following this, the Constituent Assembly abolished the monarchy in Kashmir, and adopted an elected Head of State (
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with the objective of achieving the "full integration" of Jammu and Kashmir with India, opposing the "communist-dominated anti-Dogra government of Sheikh Abdullah."
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as well as Kashmir), the accession should be decided by an "impartial reference to the will of the people". Jinnah rejected the offer. According to Indian scholar
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states that the negotiations at Simla were painful and tortuous, and almost broke down. The deadlock was broken in a personal meeting between the Prime Ministers
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al-Qaeda, operate from bases in Pakistani-administered Kashmir with the tacit permission of ISI There have also been several allegations of human rights abuse.
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violations whilst denying that their own armed forces are responsible for human rights abuses. On a visit to Pakistan in 2006, former Chief Minister of Kashmir
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A poll by an Indian newspaper shows 48% of Pakistanis want Islamabad "to take full control" of Kashmir, while 47% of Pakistanis support Kashmiri independence.
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report categorised Indian-administered Kashmir as "partly free", and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, as well as the country of Pakistan, as "not free". In the
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leaders, elections recorded highest voters turnout in last 25 years, that is more than 65% which is more than usual voting percentage in other states of
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while NC swept the Kashmir Valley. This election is said to have cemented the political polarization on religious lines in the Jammu and Kashmir state.
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was also banned. This was allegedly done to prevent him and the Plebiscite Front which was supported by him, from taking part in elections in Kashmir.
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in New Delhi involving around 400 people, 87% of respondents in the Kashmir Valley prefer independence over union with India or Pakistan. A survey by
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recruited from Pakistan-administered Kashmir and trained by the Army. These irregular forces were supported by officers and men from the paramilitary
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Singh, Devinder (21 November 2014). "Reinventing Agency, Sacred Geography and Community Formation: The Case of Displaced Kashmiri Pandits in India".
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state government. According to Whitehead, Kashmiris bear an 'acute sense of grievance' that they were not in control of their own fate for centuries.
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that forms the basis of Pakistan's claims and considers that Kashmir, despite being a Muslim-majority region, is in many ways an "integral part" of
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hold the view that he gave up the cherished goal of plebiscite for gaining Chief Minister's chair. He started talks with the then Prime Minister
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and Jammuites, as well as between the Hindus and Muslims of Jammu. Muslims in the Jammu region were Punjabi-speaking and felt closer affinity to
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waged a 'private war' by obstructing supplies of fuel and essential commodities to the State. Later in September, Muslim League officials in the
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fighters', a claim contradicted by the international media. On 1 September, Pakistan launched an attack across the Cease Fire Line, targeting
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plebiscite. A.G. Noorani blames many Indian and Pakistani leaders for the misery of Kashmiri people but says that Nehru was the main culprit.
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coordinating the shipment of arms from the Pakistani side of Kashmir to the Indian side, where Muslim insurgents are waging a protracted war
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on 17 March 1948. In 1949, the Indian government obliged Hari Singh to leave Jammu and Kashmir and yield the government to Sheikh Abdullah.
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was only 'partly free'. A recent report by Amnesty International stated that up to 20,000 people have been detained under a law called
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flights suspended. The Pakistani government denied any role and raised the issue of human rights violations by Indian security forces.
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and skirmishes. In March 2019, a peace offer was fixed, ending the hostilities, and with both countries agreeing to fight terrorism.
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charged that Abdullah was losing control. His visit to Pakistan administered Kashmir became an embarrassment, where according to
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as it would endanger his fledgling civilian government and bring in military and other hardline elements into power in Pakistan.
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faded away after this encounter with Alam Khan, clearly reflecting the flimsy and opportunistic nature of its basis and support.
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begins in February 1955 against the governments dismissal of Sardar Ibrahim Khan. The rebellion would only be quashed in 1956.
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leader. They took control of most of the western parts of the State by 22 October. On 24 October, they formed a provisional
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Yong, Amos (2011). "Constructing China's Jerusalem: Christians, Power, and Place in Contemporary Wenzhou - By Nanlai Cao".
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to entitle the plebiscite administrator to raise local troops. Pakistan agreed to the suggestions, but India rejected them.
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groups were reportedly favoured over other militant groups. Creation of six militant groups in Kashmir, which included
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in an effort to cut Indian communications into Kashmir. In response, India broadened the war by launching an attack on
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were "much, much, much greater". A report titled "Kashmir: Present Situation and Future Prospects", submitted to the
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of Pakistan and delivering them to training camps affiliated with or run by Al-Qaeda and from there moving them into
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Sikand, Yoginder (2002). "The Emergence and Development of the Jama'at-i-Islami of Jammu and Kashmir (1940s-1990)".
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than with the Valley Kashmiris. In due course, the Muslim Conference started aligning itself ideologically with the
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was appointed as the prime minister, and Indian security forces were deployed in the Valley to control the streets.
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welcomed the smooth conduct of the State Legislative Elections in the Jammu and Kashmir despite boycott calls. The
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released a message, threatening all Hindus to leave Kashmir immediately, sourcing it to the militant organization
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was adopted by the Assembly and it came into full effect on 26 January 1957. On 24 January 1957, the UN passed a
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Sheikh Abdullah was said to have ruled the state in an undemocratic and authoritarian manner during this period.
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in order to make it representative of all Kashmiris independent of religion. The move brought Abdullah closer to
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Heymann, Karen (2003). "Earned Sovereignty for Kashmir: The Legal Methodology to Avoiding a Nuclear Holocaust".
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and as such is non-binding with no mandatory enforceability, as opposed to resolutions passed under Chapter VII.
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was created as a separate state with India's support and India emerged as a clear regional power in South Asia.
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asked Government of India to reduce its forces to minimum strength, after which the circumstances for holding a
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The Jammu division of the state got caught up in the Partition violence. Large numbers of Hindus and Sikhs from
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Bradnock, Robert W (1998). "Regional geopolitics in a globalising world: Kashmir in geopolitical perspective".
19597:"Security Council Mediation and the Kashmir Dispute: Reflections on Its Failures and Possibilities for Renewal"
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Hussain, Shahla (2018), "Kashmiri Visions of Freedom: The Past and the Present", in Zutshi, Chitralekha (ed.),
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Bradnock, Robert W. (998), "Regional geopolitics in a globalising world: Kashmir in geopolitical perspective",
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Kashmir dispute, which the US subsequently did, and leave the matter for Commonwealth nations to intervene in.
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after the Indian government announced a package of measures aimed at defusing the tensions in September 2010.
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as a 'prominent' Al-Qaeda member, while others described him as the head of military operations for Al-Qaeda.
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today taking the decision of final and irrevocable accession to India and no power on earth could change it."
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Observers state that Abdullah became upset, as he felt, his "absolute power" was being compromised in India.
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Copland, Ian (February 1991), "The Princely States, the Muslim League, and the Partition of India in 1947",
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China did not accept the boundaries of the princely state of Kashmir and Jammu, north of Aksai Chin and the
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in New Delhi that India is not afraid of resolving all the issues with Pakistan including that of Kashmir "
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in Indian administered Kashmir saw a high voter turnout of more than 60% of the total registered electors.
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terrorist groups to train in Jammu province, although those allegations were never proved. On 2 July 1984,
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party. Faced with the Maharaja's indecision on accession, the Muslim League agents clandestinely worked in
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Garner, George (2013). "Chechnya and Kashmir: The jihadist evolution of nationalism to jihad and beyond".
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Kashmir. Musharraf stated that he was ready to give up the United Nations' resolutions regarding Kashmir.
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and considers that Kashmir, despite being a Muslim-majority region, is in many ways an "integral part" of
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Iqbal, Sajid; Hossain, Zoheb; Mathur, Shubh (2014). "Reconciliation and truth in Kashmir: a case study".
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across the international border. The war lasted until 23 September, ending in a stalemate. Following the
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reporter in 2002 claimed to have unearthed evidence that Al-Qaeda and its affiliates were prospering in
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tribesmen. Several sources indicate that the plans were finalised on 12 September by the Prime Minister
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urged the government of Pakistan to establish democratic institutions and the rule of law in the area.
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published in a BBC journal, the emphasis of the movement after 1989, ″soon shifted from nationalism to
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226,000 refugees from Pakistan-administered Kashmir migrated to India and Jammu and Kashmir in 1947–48.
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on the western border of India between India and Pakistan, both of which culminated in the creation of
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of 30,000+ Hindus and Sikhs, locals and refugees from Partition. The massacres would only end with the
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Mato Bouzas, Antia (2012). "Mixed Legacies in Contested Borderlands: Skardu and the Kashmir Dispute".
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women is coterminous with the subjection and subordination of Kashmiri men and the community at large.
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to reorganise the state into two union territories. This was followed by a strict preventive
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in order to agitate for the rights of Muslims in the state. In 1938, they renamed the party
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yield decisively as armed struggle, qualifying Kashmiris as 'reluctant secessionists'."
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William Goodhart; Dalmo de Abreu Dallari; Florence Butegwa; Vitit Muntarbhorn (1995).
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rights abuses and violations of international humanitarian law (or the laws of war).
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would go to Pakistan, and Jammu and other Hindu-dominated regions would go to India.
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calculations influence their policy in the UN, disregarding the merits of the case.
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were forced to flee the valley. They were targeted by militant groups such as the
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in support of Al-Qaeda. Ilyas Kashmiri was charged by the US in a plot against
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12156:"Polls in the Shadow of Terror: 58% People Vote in Jammu and Kashmir"
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15727:"BBC News – Musharraf admits Kashmir militants trained in Pakistan"
15459:"Pakistani president Asif Zardari admits creating terrorist groups"
14717:"India-Pakistan reunification only solution to Kashmir, says Katju"
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10193:"Foreign militants creating mayhem in Kashmir: Omar Abdullah"
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18213:"Kashmir's epic floods link India and Pakistan in disaster"
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14029:"India: Prosecute Police for Killings in Jammu and Kashmir"
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16974:Kazi, Rape, Impunity and Justice in Kashmir 2014
16962:Kazi, Rape, Impunity and Justice in Kashmir 2014
16950:Kazi, Rape, Impunity and Justice in Kashmir 2014
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12634:"There is hope for Pakistan-India peace process"
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3712:Market and Opinion Research International (MORI)
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24987:Iran–Saudi Arabia proxy conflict (1979–present)
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18727:, Stanford University Press, pp. 239–260,
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5982:"Henry Scott: The forgotten soldier of Kashmir"
5760:"Pakistan: Thousands Of Persons Remain Missing"
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4908:
3590:, an ethnic Kashmiri and former Justice of the
3298:United Nations Security Council Resolution 1373
3226:United Nations Security Council Resolution 1172
2879:revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir
2620:fake encounter staged by the military in Machil
2493:, was appointed chief of al-Qaeda in Pakistan.
1189:Operation Gibraltar and 1965 Indo-Pakistani war
761:was accepted by the Governor General of India,
25579:Department of Defence Research and Development
25529:Director General Armed Forces Medical Services
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2485:a former member of Kashmiri separatist groups
2029:An alliance of Islamic parties organized into
1792:in Azad Kashmir with an armed wing called the
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11262:Chicago Man Pleads Not Guilty in Terror Cases
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14077:"India: Hold Abusers in Kashmir Accountable"
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12942:"BJP questions PM's Kashmir autonomy remark"
11827:"Kashmiris Storm the Street, Defying Curfew"
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17879:Gilgit-Baltistan package termed an eyewash
17689:"Gilgit-Baltistan: A question of autonomy"
17629:Kashmir: Roots of Conflict, Paths to Peace
17050:"219 Pandits Killed in J&K Since 1989"
16791:"Why Kashmiris want the hated AFSPA to go"
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3908:(LeT), was aided by the ISI. According to
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3462:Origins of the Sino-Indian border dispute
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3313:, in direct violation of this resolution.
3219:Constituent assembly of Jammu and Kashmir
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2556:state elections in November–December 2008
2534:transfer 100 acres (0.40 km) of land
2408:agency (ISI). In 2002, a team comprising
2225:Please consider summarizing the material.
1672:Constituent Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir
1540:Constituent Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir
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24982:Arab separatism in Khuzestan (1922–2020)
24715:Philippine civil conflict (1969–present)
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24398:Insurgency in Balochistan (2004–present)
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1584:The Jana Sangh joined hands with the
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10950:Osama bin Laden (24 November 2002).
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1391:All-India States Peoples' Conference
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457:which ensued after the killing of a
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25584:Department of Ex-servicemen Welfare
25142:Conflict in Northern Lebanon (2007)
24975:Western Iran clashes (2016–present)
23591:India–Pakistan maritime trespassing
23193:People's Liberation Army of Manipur
23138:International Sikh Youth Federation
22314:UN mediation of the Kashmir dispute
21173:Dissident Irish republican campaign
21047:Kurdistan Workers' Party insurgency
20519:Jihadist insurgency in Burkina Faso
20369:Allied Democratic Forces insurgency
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4150:in a 2006 resolution passed by the
3436:Former Pakistani President General
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2872:2019 India–Pakistan border standoff
2273:On 21 January 1990, two days after
2193:1989–1990 exodus of Kashmir Pandits
2186:International Commission of Jurists
1872:Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir
1469:Autonomy and plebiscite (1947–1953)
966:UN mediation of the Kashmir dispute
926:recapturing Rajouri in April 1948.
741:(free Kashmir) government based in
494:human rights abuses in Azad Kashmir
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25503:Chairman Chiefs of Staff Committee
25163:Israeli–Palestinian (1948–present)
25132:South Lebanon conflict (1985–2000)
25092:Israeli–Palestinian (1948–present)
25042:Iraqi Kurdish Civil War (1994–1997
25037:Iraqi–Kurdish conflict (1918–2003)
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23636:Peacebuilding in Jammu and Kashmir
22918:Amarnath land transfer controversy
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15208:: Options for the political future
15154:"MORI Survey in Jammu and Kashmir"
15090:Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne
15065:. 28 November 2006. Archived from
13969:
13398:"Pakistan'S Anti-India Propaganda"
12229:"EU hails huge turnout in J&K"
11670:Jameel, Yusuf (24 December 2008).
11594:"In Kashmir, there's azadi in air"
11571:"Mirwaiz warns of violent upsurge"
11516:"Top Kashmir separatists detained"
11062:Michael Smith (23 February 2002).
10763:10.1111/j.1748-0922.2011.01544_1.x
10636:"Growing up in Kashmir's war zone"
10529:Gupta, Kanchan (19 January 2005).
9958:Swami, Praveen (25 January 2006).
9905:Rajeev Agarwal (27 October 2021).
9587:Amin, Tahir; Schofield, Victoria.
9291:Weaver, Mary Anne (10 June 1983).
8964:. 17 February 2004. Archived from
7219:Victoria Schofield (30 May 2010).
6896:Victoria Schofield (30 May 2010).
6553:Noorani, The Kashmir Dispute (2014
6484:Sokefeld, Martin (November 2005),
6184:Jha, The Origins of a Dispute 2003
6160:Jha, The Origins of a Dispute 2003
5797:from the original on 14 March 2013
4794:. United States Institute of Peace
3738:Pakistan's relation with militants
2822:On 8 July 2016, a militant leader
2612:rape and murder of two young women
2404:with tacit approval of Pakistan's
2145:India claims these insurgents are
1798:Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front
1420:call for an independent 'Pakistan'
1154:
995:on behalf of Pakistan and General
892:, which has continued ever since.
814:In the north of the state lay the
529:Jammu and Kashmir (princely state)
96:India claims the entire erstwhile
27:Territorial conflict in South Asia
25:
26588:
26410:Indian Maritime Security Strategy
24858:Tajikistani Civil War (1992–1997)
24679:Indonesian occupation (1975–1999)
24492:Xinjiang conflict (1960s–present)
24232:Category:India–Pakistan relations
24161:Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project
23954:2019 Jammu and Kashmir airstrikes
23685:Pakistani Instrument of Surrender
23586:Indo-Pak Joint Judicial Committee
22913:2001 Amarnath pilgrimage massacre
22908:2000 Amarnath pilgrimage massacre
22466:Islamic State – Khorasan Province
22340:2000 Amarnath pilgrimage massacre
22149:2001–2002 India–Pakistan standoff
20962:Sistan and Baluchestan insurgency
20832:Sistan and Baluchestan insurgency
20423:Lord's Resistance Army insurgency
20132:
19836:. Harvard University Press. 1993
19757:, C. Hurst & Co. Publishers,
19215:A Concise History of Modern India
18978:, C. Hurst & Co. Publishers,
18725:Prospects for Peace in South Asia
17746:"DAWN: Gilgit-Baltistan autonomy"
17594:
17493:. Human Rights Watch. p. 51.
17161:. Human Rights Watch. 1 July 1999
16885:Billal A. Jan (Director) (2012).
16681:. Greater Kashmir. Archived from
16627:Cathy Scott-Clark (9 July 2012).
16034:. 18 January 1993. Archived from
15254:Chalk, Peter (1 September 2001).
15039:from the original on 28 June 2013
14785:Siddiqi, Ayesha (1 August 2011).
14320:from the original on 12 June 2022
13663:Jaiswal, Sheo (6 February 2017).
13476:United States Department of State
13299:"Pakistan, India meet on Kashmir"
13275:. Meaindia.nic.in. Archived from
13218:Ahmad, Shamshad (5 August 2004).
12971:. Meaindia.nic.in. Archived from
12837:Hashim, Asad (16 December 2020).
12763:Hussain, Aijaz (21 August 2019).
11825:Pohlgren, Lydia (4 August 2010).
11492:Arney, George (14 October 2008).
11214:. 20 January 2010. Archived from
11151:Amelia Gentleman (13 July 2006).
10451:Din, Zahir-ud (20 January 2016).
10232:from the original on 13 June 2022
9714:Donthi, Praveen (23 March 2016).
9692:Jahangir, Majid (29 April 2014).
9256:from the original on 3 June 2020.
9201:from the original on 12 June 2021
8861:Ali, Muddasir (5 November 2015).
8265:Behera, Demystifying Kashmir 2007
8242:Political Inheritance of Pakistan
8169:Behera, Demystifying Kashmir 2007
8115:, DIANE Publishing, p. 434,
5789:Adams, Brad (21 September 2006).
4965:Snow, Shawn (19 September 2016).
4423:Indo-Pakistani wars and conflicts
4163:organised and systematic campaign
3679:
3497:
3351:
3122:Muslims form the majority in the
2139:Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act
2121:, a leader of one faction of the
1870:. Sheikh assumed the position of
1680:Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir
1645:policy and please public opinion.
1520:) and the Governor of the state.
708:counter-violence on Jammu Muslims
518:Indo-Pakistani wars and conflicts
372:After the partition of India and
26577:Territorial disputes of Pakistan
26547:History of the Republic of India
26484:
26483:
26441:Women in the Indian Armed Forces
26064:Indo-Pakistani border skirmishes
25675:Northern Theatre Command (India)
25450:
25437:
25424:
25407:
25178:Fatah–Hamas conflict (2006–2008)
24528:1994 North Korean nuclear crisis
24429:Sri Lankan Civil War (1983–2009)
24345:Insurgency in Punjab (1981–1995)
24227:
24226:
24193:Bleed India with a Thousand Cuts
23914:2014 Wagah border suicide attack
23561:Non-Nuclear Aggression Agreement
23468:
23458:
23223:United National Liberation Front
23153:Kamtapur Liberation Organization
21266:
20979:Iran–Saudi Arabia proxy conflict
20972:Islamic State insurgency in Iraq
20837:Insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
20227:, Matthew A. Rosenstein et al.,
20141:
20048:(New Delhi: Penguin India, 1999)
19933:Terrorism and Political Violence
18677:Gupta, Jyoti Bhusan Das (2012),
18387:(phd), University of Southampton
18278:
18245:
18204:
18168:
18136:
18109:
18091:800 ultras active in state: Omar
18084:
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16878:
16858:Bhat, Bilal (31 December 2012).
16851:
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16598:
16572:
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16479:
16430:
16404:Allen, Nick (17 December 2010).
16397:
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15891:W. Bradnock, Robert (May 2010).
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15247:
15201:Bradnock, Robert W. (May 2010).
15194:
15168:
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15125:Bhagat, Rasheeda (1 July 2003).
15118:
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14965:
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14778:
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14643:
14624:
14618:
14586:"Interpreting the Kashmiri vote"
14577:
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13884:
13858:
13838:Suliman, Anver (24 March 2000).
13831:
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13779:
13753:
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13656:
13604:
13564:Sharma, Arun (23 October 2010).
13557:
13531:
13499:
13489:United Nations. 18 January 2002
13480:
13465:
13446:
13416:
13347:
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13291:
13265:
13234:
13163:
13099:
13090:
13072:"The Kashmir Story, M. L. Kotru"
13064:
13022:
12950:. 11 August 2010. Archived from
12934:
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11765:
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11715:
11699:. Al Jazeera. 18 November 2008.
11689:
11663:
11637:
11611:
11592:Ghosh, Avijit (17 August 2008).
11585:
11534:
11508:
11494:"Non-violent protest in Kashmir"
11485:
11420:
11404:Ahmad, Mukhtar (23 March 2008).
11341:
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11273:
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11172:
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10777:
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10706:
10673:
10653:
10634:Mirza, Waheed (16 August 2007).
10627:
10588:
10562:
10502:
10490:from the original on 1 July 2018
10486:. Kashmir Ink. Greater Kashmir.
10475:
10444:
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10368:. 27 August 2008. Archived from
10292:
10244:
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9079:
9067:Dar, Masrook A (5 August 2010).
9060:
9005:
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8918:
8821:
8787:
8768:"Riots changed J&K politics"
8756:
8730:
8712:
8689:
8628:
8608:"Riots changed J&K politics"
8572:"Riots changed J&K politics"
8531:
8309:
8023:
7984:Ganguly, Crisis in Kashmir (1999
7965:
7914:. Manaktalas. pp. 62–63, 67
7846:
7811:
7785:
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7646:
7607:
7579:
7562:
7536:
7520:Nehru: A Contemporary's Estimate
7510:
7475:
7415:Sumit Ganguly (5 January 2002).
7262:Josef Korbel (8 December 2015).
7255:
7212:
7109:
7078:
7031:
7008:
6985:Josef Korbel (8 December 2015).
6978:
6889:
6865:Josef Korbel (8 December 2015).
6858:
6728:. 5 January 1949. Archived from
6714:
6683:
6659:Noorani, A.G. (8 January 2017).
6652:
6557:Khurshid, Tooba (Spring 2014), "
6044:The International History Review
5735:Essa, Azad (10 September 2015).
5180:Bilateral/Multilateral Documents
4737:
4639:
4595:
4551:
4539:
4392:
4378:
4038:in Indian-administered Kashmir.
3964:Rape during the Kashmir conflict
3609:
2594:
2585:
2574:
2565:
2536:to a trust which runs the Hindu
2207:
1653:'s letter to Nehru, May 1, 1956.
1345:Timeline of the Kashmir conflict
657:local Muslims to an armed revolt
514:Timeline of the Kashmir conflict
51:to read and navigate comfortably
36:
26161:Piracy off the coast of Somalia
25680:Western Theatre Command (India)
25330:Sinai insurgency (2011–present)
25222:Syrian Civil War (2011–present)
25205:Persian Gulf crisis (2019–2021)
24620:Myanmar conflict (1948–present)
24366:Kashmir conflict (1947–present)
24298:Kashmir conflict (1947–present)
24181:Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
24156:Pakistani textbooks controversy
23874:2007 Samjhauta Express bombings
23729:Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir
23648:Indo-Pakistani war of 1947–1948
23259:All Parties Hurriyat Conference
23218:United Liberation Front of Asom
23050:Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir
22661:All Parties Hurriyat Conference
22530:Jammu and Kashmir Accession Day
22278:Operation Sadbhavana (Goodwill)
22124:Indo-Pakistani War of 1947–1948
20810:Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir
20791:Internal conflict in Bangladesh
19811:Partition and post-independence
19464:, Brookings Institution Press,
19435:Sarila, Narendra Singh (2007),
19087:Resisting Occupation in Kashmir
18744:India-Pakistan in War and Peace
18444:Behera, Navnita Chadha (2007),
18422:Behera, Navnita Chadha (2006),
18339:
17902:Discontents in Gilgit-Baltistan
17653:Coakley, John (2 August 2004).
17569:Sharma, Rajeev (24 June 2011).
16820:Jaleel, Muzamil (29 May 2010).
16679:"Wajahat expresses displeasure"
15931:W.Bradnock, Robert (May 2010).
15754:. Freedom House. Archived from
15382:Center on Contemporary Conflict
14886:Hussain, Masood (1 June 2015).
13455:, United Nations, 4 March 2004
13430:. 13 April 2006. Archived from
12801:. Retrieved on 20 October 2021.
12793:Abhinav Pandya (October 2019).
12350:. Al-Jazeera. 18 September 2016
12324:Masoodi, Nazir (18 July 2016).
10682:The Changing World Religion Map
10001:Huey, Caitlin (28 March 2011).
8994:"Article 370: Law and Politics"
7980:Subramaniam, India's Wars (2016
7960:Ganguly, Crisis in Kashmir 1999
7933:Ganguly, Crisis in Kashmir 1999
7896:Paul, Asymmetric Conflicts 1994
7884:Paul, Asymmetric Conflicts 1994
6580:
6542:
6477:
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6382:
6343:
6296:
6195:
6189:
6035:
5809:
5728:
5702:
5629:
5219:
5135:
5082:
5039:
4991:Hobbs, Joseph J. (March 2008).
4967:"Analysis: Why Kashmir Matters"
4892:. 15 March 1963. Archived from
4859:Kargil from Surprise to Victory
4767:Yahuda, Michael (2 June 2002).
4449:
4440:
4316:
4216:
3455:
3382:In short, Pakistan holds that:
3238:United Nations Security Council
3138:districts of the Jammu region.
2844:Pakistan International Airlines
2496:
2170:In 2008, pro-separatist leader
2089:Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir
1402:in 1941, in collaboration with
1297:A bilateral summit was held at
1139:was the only remaining option.
959:
860:sector. In the Kashmir valley,
852:Indo-Pakistani War of 1947–1948
667:, including the Chief Minister
361:region, the mostly uninhabited
53:. When this tag was added, its
26456:Indian Armed Forces rank flags
25574:Department of Military Affairs
25074:ISIL insurgency (2017–present)
24970:Iran–PJAK conflict (2004–2011)
24710:Laotian insurgency (1975–2022)
24705:Cambodian Conflict (1979–1998)
24599:Insurgency in Aceh (1976–2005)
24455:Nepalese Civil War (1996–2006)
23804:1971 Indian Airlines hijacking
23143:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
22686:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
22416:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
20852:Sectarian violence in Pakistan
20777:Islamic State–Taliban conflict
20546:Ethnic violence in South Sudan
20471:Ethnic violence in South Sudan
19683:. In Raju G. C. Thomas (ed.).
19659:, Cambridge University Press,
19535:Kashmir: The Unwritten History
19417:, in Raju G. C. Thomas (ed.),
19312:, Cambridge University Press,
19269:The Kashmir Dispute, 1947–2012
18955:, Cambridge University Press,
18937:, Cambridge University Press,
18823:, Cambridge University Press,
18802:, Cambridge University Press,
15088:Committee on Foreign Affairs;
13107:"Full Text of Resolution 1172"
12881:Korbel, Danger in Kashmir 1966
11186:. Chennai, India. 18 June 2007
11034:Philip Smucker (2 July 2002).
10482:Din, Zahir-ud (1 April 2016).
10432:Waldman, Amy (25 March 2003).
9472:Tikoo, Colonel Tej K. (2013).
9044:Kashmir: The Unwritten History
7681:Verma, Virendra Sahai (2006).
6559:The Kashmir Dispute: 1947-2012
5929:"Indian Independence Act 1947"
5867:John L. Esposito, ed. (2004).
5205:. Princeton University Press.
4984:
4958:
4933:
4886:"Signing with the Red Chinese"
4840:– via Internet Archive.
4783:
4769:"China and the Kashmir crisis"
4760:
4746:was not included in the survey
4560:, p. 92): 'India was "to
3933:Human rights abuses in Kashmir
3918:Pakistan Administrated Kashmir
3754:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
3742:In a 2001 commentary entitled
3674:United Nations trust territory
3165:
2248:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
2123:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
2002:Anantnag riot in February 1986
1903:Mirwaiz Maulvi Mohammed Farooq
1711:India's Home Minister, Pandit
1445:as a leading member. In 1942,
1228:as well as commandos from the
872:lasted until the end of 1948.
537:ruled Kashmir from 1752 until
13:
1:
26572:Territorial disputes of India
26270:Counter-insurgency operations
25601:Standing Committee on Defence
25596:Cabinet Committee on Security
24594:Papua conflict (1969–present)
23864:2001 Indian Parliament attack
23416:Human rights abuses in Punjab
23055:Insurgency in Northeast India
22360:2002 Raghunath temple attacks
22210:2016 Nagrota army base attack
21101:Syrian–Turkish border clashes
21023:Iran–Israel conflict in Syria
20805:Insurgency in Northeast India
20601:Religious violence in Nigeria
20581:Communal conflicts in Nigeria
20312:Disputed territories of India
20229:ACDIS Swords and Ploughshares
19820:. Cambridge University Press.
19515:10.1080/14736489.2016.1129926
19369:War and Peace in Modern India
19352:, Columbia University Press,
18843:Economic and Political Weekly
18468:Economic and Political Weekly
17464:Hashim, Asad (4 March 2019).
16940:, Combat Law, 10 October 2007
15509:Shoaib, Syed (3 March 2010).
15380:on 9 August 2006 – via
14746:Economic and Political Weekly
14386:Economic and Political Weekly
13815:. Mofa.gov.pk. Archived from
13708:Ahmed, Adeel (20 July 2016).
13220:"Kashmir policy: an overview"
13147:. London. 24 September 2001.
11749:Malik, Javaid (5 July 2013).
11722:Puri, Balraj (20 July 2010).
11329:. The News. 18 September 2009
11127:"Kashmir Militant Extremists"
11041:The Christian Science Monitor
10978:Zaffar Abbas (13 June 2002).
10328:Wax, Emily (28 August 2008).
10082:Rahul Bedi (5 October 2001).
9821:Guha, India after Gandhi 2008
9300:The Christian Science Monitor
9232:Abdullah, Atish-e-Chinar 1985
9220:Abdullah, Atish-e-Chinar 1985
9189:Mehdi, Tahir (16 June 2015).
9128:Abdullah, Atish-e-Chinar 1985
9116:Abdullah, Atish-e-Chinar 1985
9042:Snedden, Christopher (2013).
8849:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
8839:, Frontline, 12 October 2002.
8816:Abdullah, Atish-e-Chinar 1985
8684:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
8669:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
8469:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
8457:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
8232:Copland, Ian (18 June 1991).
8157:Guha, India after Gandhi 2008
8057:, in Peter René Lavoy (ed.),
7492:Economic and Political Weekly
7225:. I.B.Tauris. pp. 102–.
7073:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
7017:Small Wars & Insurgencies
6973:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
6927:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
6902:. I.B.Tauris. pp. 101–.
6853:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
6608:Gupta, Jammu and Kashmir 2012
6291:Guha, India after Gandhi 2008
6056:10.1080/07075332.1991.9640572
5907:. Sangam Books. p. 519.
5816:Snedden, Christopher (2015).
4997:. CengageBrain. p. 314.
4521:. Allied Publishers Limited.
4329:
4257:Pakistan-administered Kashmir
4212:Pakistan administered Kashmir
3998:Zakoora and Tengpora massacre
3881:, both former members of the
3317:and basic fundamental rights.
2402:Pakistan-administered Kashmir
2000:in large numbers. During the
1985:Molvi Iftikhar Hussain Ansari
1718:After the mass unrest due to
1035:
613:, as the successor states to
522:
26542:Disputed territories in Asia
25296:Yemeni crisis (2011–present)
25064:Iraqi insurgency (2011–2013)
24736:FULRO insurgency (1964–1992)
24434:JVP insurrection (1987–1989)
24141:Indo-Pakistani Confederation
24052:Illegal immigration to India
24011:Attari–Wagah border ceremony
23777:1947 Amritsar train massacre
23522:Evacuee Trust Property Board
23123:Bodo Liberation Tigers Force
22493:Jammu and Kashmir Exodus Day
22154:2008 Indo-Pakistani standoff
20914:Conflicts in the Philippines
20524:Jihadist insurgency in Niger
20069:. A. & C. Black, London.
19945:10.1080/09546553.2012.664202
19771:Zutshi, Chitralekha (2019),
19751:Zutshi, Chitralekha (2004),
18495:. Harvard University Press.
18408:10.1080/09592296.2013.789771
18006:. September 2006. p. 1.
17858:10.1080/14650045.2012.660577
17687:Nadeem (21 September 2009).
17626:Bose, Sumantra (June 2009).
16282:(Press release). August 1994
15614:Pike, John (25 July 2002). "
15456:Nelson, Dean (8 July 2009).
14306:Joshi, Anik (16 June 2020).
13960:. Retrieved 8 February 2016.
13652:. Reuters. 21 November 2008.
12296:Shah, Fahad (14 July 2016).
12180:. dna India. 9 December 2014
11131:Council on Foreign Relations
11125:Jamal Afridi (9 July 2009).
11097:John Diamond (29 May 2002).
10915:Nanda, Colonel Ravi (1999).
10882:Ali, Tariq (19 April 2001).
10690:10.1007/978-94-017-9376-6_20
10005:. Usnews.com. Archived from
9792:"Kashmir's flawed elections"
9769:. Harvard University Press.
9540:Schofield, Victoria (2000).
8095:10.1080/01402390412331302865
8083:Journal of Strategic Studies
8053:Cheema, Zafar Iqbal (2009),
8010:10.1080/01402390412331302865
7998:Journal of Strategic Studies
7543:Zachariah, Benjamin (2004),
7122:. I.B.Tauris. pp. 83–.
6555:, pp. 13–14); See also
6493:The Journal of Asian Studies
5954:Ankit, Rakesh (April 2010),
4753:
4337:Jammu and Kashmir government
3797:Former President of Pakistan
3222:Kashmiri people at the time.
3200:Ministry of External affairs
2287:Central Reserve Police Force
2068:and the democratic process.
748:
627:Indian Independence Act 1947
7:
26312:Weapons of mass destruction
26126:Nathu La and Cho La clashes
26116:Sino-Indian border skirmish
25651:Andaman and Nicobar Command
25646:Integrated Theatre Commands
25621:Defence Intelligence Agency
25524:Vice Chief of Defence Staff
25301:Houthi takeover (2014–2015)
25168:Second Intifada (2000–2005)
25114:Syrian arena (2012–present)
25097:Second Intifada (2000–2005)
25014:Syrian arena (2012–present)
24965:KDPI insurgency (1989–1996)
24551:Taiwan Strait Crisis (1996)
24487:Taiwan Strait Crisis (1996)
24340:Religious violence in India
24198:New Concept of War Fighting
23939:2016–2018 border skirmishes
23904:2014–2015 border skirmishes
23690:Islamabad–New Delhi hotline
23213:Tripura National Volunteers
22727:People's Anti-Fascist Front
22671:Balawaristan National Front
22517:Jammu and Kashmir Black Day
22451:Al-Badr (Jammu and Kashmir)
21155:Russian invasion of Ukraine
21064:DHKP/C insurgency in Turkey
21059:Maoist insurgency in Turkey
20657:Jamaican political conflict
20608:Conflict in the Niger Delta
20237:(archived 23 November 2005)
20060:Asian Politics & Policy
19968:A Disputed Legacy 1846–1990
19689:. Westview Press. pp.
19612:Subramaniam, Arjun (2016),
19561:Manchester University Press
19331:"The Question of Accession"
19272:, Oxford University Press,
19021:, Oxford University Press,
18593:, Oxford University Press,
18450:, Pearson Education India,
18428:Brookings Institution Press
18312:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2018.02.007
14914:, Strategic Foresight Group
12268:Umar, Baba (13 July 2016).
9546:. I.B.Tauris. p. 136.
9092:Kashmir: Towards Insurgency
8514:A Brief History of Pakistan
8484:Ray, Jayanta Kumar (2007).
7818:Easen, Nick (24 May 2002).
7116:Victoria Schofield (2000).
6561:by A.G. Noorani (review)",
5822:. Oxford University Press.
4371:
4032:Indian Administered Kashmir
3985:Indian-administered Kashmir
3952:Indian administered Kashmir
3839:Inter-Services Intelligence
3598:under a secular government.
3482:as proposed by the British.
2828:protests and demonstrations
2418:Indian-administered Kashmir
2406:Inter-Services Intelligence
1892:Chief Minister of the state
1678:. On 17 November 1956, the
1633:Prime Minister of the state
1506:, the son of the erstwhile
1500:Prime Minister of the state
1455:Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh
1129:
864:volunteers worked with the
716:Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh
665:Northwest Frontier Province
63:content into sub-articles,
10:
26593:
26562:Natural resource conflicts
26182:Indo-Myanmar border strike
25606:Defence Planning Committee
25351:Operation Inherent Resolve
25173:Gaza–Israel (2006–present)
25109:Iran–Israel (1985–present)
25102:Gaza–Israel (2006–present)
24999:Iran–Israel (1985–present)
24960:Kurdish separatism in Iran
23909:2014 India–Pakistan floods
23849:1992 India–Pakistan floods
23819:Indian Airlines Flight 423
23680:Indo-Pakistani war of 1971
23658:Indo-Pakistani war of 1965
23576:Iran–Pakistan gas pipeline
23534:Permanent Indus Commission
23340:Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale
23203:Tamil Nadu Liberation Army
23092:Naxalite–Maoist insurgency
22604:Village Defence Committees
22385:2017 Amarnath Yatra attack
22375:March 2013 Srinagar attack
22134:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
22129:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
21264:
21140:Georgian–Ossetian conflict
21030:Kurdish separatism in Iran
21008:Iran–Israel proxy conflict
20957:Georgian–Ossetian conflict
20815:Naxalite–Maoist insurgency
20698:Ecuadorian security crisis
20630:Western Togoland Rebellion
20541:Sudanese nomadic conflicts
20287:(archived 1 December 2005)
20102:Kashmir Conflict, Homepage
19994:(New Delhi: Manohar, 2000)
19827:. Vol. 54. Routledge, 2012
19366:Raghavan, Srinath (2010),
19219:Cambridge University Press
19108:International Organization
19015:Jha, Prem Shankar (2003),
18584:. Oxford University Press.
18541:Cambridge University Press
18396:Diplomacy & Statecraft
17659:. Routledge. p. 153.
17534:EU Report Rattles Pakistan
17365:"CIA – The World Factbook"
15260:Jane's Intelligence Review
13972:"General view at Srinagar"
10932:Online summary of the Book
10834:10.1177/011719680901800202
10798:10.3167/082279497782384668
10459:. Srinagar. Archived from
7549:, Routledge, p. 180,
6032:, pp. 31, 34–35, 105.
5992:(5): 44–49. Archived from
5980:Ankit, Rakesh (May 2010).
5904:Transfer of Power in India
5492:Metcalf & Metcalf 2006
5270:Metcalf & Metcalf 2006
4515:Mīr Qāsim, Sayyid (1992).
4366:2014 India–Pakistan floods
4356:Natural disaster diplomacy
4290:International Crisis Group
4220:
3961:
3955:
3930:
3749:Jane's Intelligence Review
3730:and Pakistan administered
3630:Efforts to end the dispute
3459:
3247:India does not accept the
3183:State of Jammu and Kashmir
3149:India does not accept the
2895:pre-emptive state lockdown
2375:
2369:
2366:2000s Al-Qaeda involvement
2318:
2281:of Jammu and Kashmir, the
2196:
2086:
2022:
1943:
1788:, in 1966, formed another
1774:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
1676:state's accession to India
1449:arrived in the state as a
1359:
1353:
1342:
1284:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
1262:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
1259:
1199:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
1192:
1167:People's Republic of China
1158:
963:
944:Prime Ministers Nehru and
849:
846:Indo-Pakistani War of 1947
526:
511:
26479:
26418:
26402:
26367:
26336:
26320:
26289:
26229:
26190:
26039:
25946:
25937:
25917:Border Roads Organisation
25881:
25869:Border Roads Organisation
25836:
25809:South Western Air Command
25784:
25756:
25708:
25636:
25629:
25611:Nuclear Command Authority
25591:National Security Council
25559:
25552:
25494:National Security Advisor
25466:
25419:
25338:
25320:
25268:
25237:
25214:
25188:
25155:
25124:
25084:
25029:
25004:South Lebanon (1985–2000)
24952:
24936:
24903:
24896:
24871:
24850:
24824:
24808:
24755:
24748:
24697:
24671:
24650:
24612:
24586:
24570:
24563:
24543:
24523:Maritime border incidents
24505:
24479:
24472:
24442:
24416:
24353:
24290:
24283:
24223:
24104:Srinagar–Muzaffarabad Bus
23989:
23769:
23675:Bangladesh Liberation War
23653:Insurgency in Balochistan
23611:
23499:
23478:
23398:
23287:
23241:
23163:Khalistan Liberation Army
23100:
23037:
22962:
22946:
22878:
22740:
22699:
22653:
22546:Exodus of Kashmiri Hindus
22538:
22484:
22408:
22327:
22301:
22230:
22172:
22114:
22089:
22005:
21964:
21882:
21831:
21730:
21709:
21668:
21332:
21306:
21275:
21230:
21165:
21127:
21120:
21018:Hezbollah–Israel conflict
20944:
20936:South Thailand insurgency
20902:Conflict in Rakhine State
20862:
20764:
20748:
20732:
20725:
20685:
20667:Salvadoran gang crackdown
20649:
20642:
20573:
20509:Insurgency in the Maghreb
20496:
20431:
20361:
20354:
20296:Timeline since April 2003
20034:, Brussels, 1 April 2008.
19924:10.1080/09584939208719672
19903:10.1080/00358539208454099
19862:10.1080/14650049808407617
19595:Subbiah, Sumathi (2004),
19581:, Palgrave Macmillan UK,
19577:Singh, Gurharpal (2000),
19286:Panigrahi, D. N. (2009),
19249:10.1080/14736480802055455
19192:, Bloomsbury Publishing,
19120:10.1017/s0020818300007256
18637:Chowdhary, Rekha (2016),
17320:archive.indianexpress.com
17264:Hindu American Foundation
17155:"Behind Kashmir Conflict"
16795:Daily News & Analysis
16534:. State.gov. 6 March 2007
16467:. State.gov. 6 March 2007
15204:Kashmir: Paths to Peace:
15105:Sixth European Parliament
14912:The Indus Equation Report
14483:10.1080/09584939408719728
14054:. Routledge. p. 49.
12404:IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
11285:24 September 2011 at the
11249:23 September 2009 at the
11012:The Sydney Morning Herald
10937:28 September 2007 at the
10865:"24 Hindus are Shot Dead"
10569:Ehsan, Mir (1 May 2005).
9887:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
9854:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
9384:10.1017/S0026749X02003062
9343:, pp. 705–751 (746).
8511:Wynbrandt, James (2009).
8135:, ABC-CLIO, p. 166,
7099:10.1080/14650049808407617
7052:10.1080/00856400500056145
6953:10.1080/00856400500056145
6505:10.1017/S0021911805002287
6403:10.1080/03086530903538269
6364:10.1080/03086530903538269
6317:10.1080/03086530903538269
5201:Fortna, Virginia (2004).
4694:Choudhury, Golam (1968).
4673:Choudhury, Golam (1968).
4648:Choudhury, Golam (1968).
3883:National Security Council
3668:, a shared government, a
3335:Michigan State University
3236:resolution was passed by
3116:, about half of whom are
3092:
3049:
3006:
2943:
2803:
2684:
2491:Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami
2457:Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami
2397:Christian Science Monitor
2222:and excessively detailed.
2199:Exodus of Kashmiri Hindus
1852:1975 Indira-Sheikh accord
1828:Bangladesh Liberation War
1794:National Liberation Front
1751:On 21 November 1964, the
1631:was appointed as the new
1165:In 1962, troops from the
446:exodus of Kashmiri Hindus
220:Bangladesh Liberation War
168:
26436:President's Colour Award
26426:President's fleet review
25685:Maritime Theatre Command
25663:Strategic Forces Command
25616:Integrated Defence Staff
25514:Chief of the Naval Staff
25306:Civil War (2014–present)
25255:Kurdish–Turkish conflict
24944:Bahraini uprising (2011)
24640:Civil war (2021–present)
23749:2016–2017 Kashmir unrest
23512:Jinnah–Mountbatten talks
23465:India–Pakistan relations
23173:Khalistan Zindabad Force
23101:Separatist organisations
22975:OHCHR reports on Kashmir
22933:2016–2017 Kashmir unrest
22561:OHCHR reports on Kashmir
22345:Chittisinghpura massacre
22309:Jinnah–Mountbatten talks
20596:Nigerian bandit conflict
20476:Insurgency in Mozambique
20444:Ethiopian civil conflict
20404:Western DR Congo clashes
20285:News Coverage of Kashmir
20277:24 November 2020 at the
20074:Kashmir in the Crossfire
19966:Alastair Lamb, Kashmir:
19959:Dr. Ijaz Hussain, 1998,
19797:Pre-independence history
19733:Webb, Mathew J. (2012),
18951:Hussain, Shahla (2021),
18927:10.1215/1089201x-16-2-25
18721:Dasgupta, Chandrashekhar
18698:Dasgupta, Chandrashekhar
18581:The Struggle for Kashmir
17983:15 November 2011 at the
17181:"Everyone Lives in Fear"
16888:Ocean of Tears (Excerpt)
15933:"Kashmir:Paths to Peace"
15893:"Kashmir:Paths to Peace"
15651:15 February 2009 at the
14341:History Workshop Journal
12086:. NDTV. 20 December 2014
11573:. Dawn. 8 September 2008
11280:Al Qaeda's American Mole
10884:"Bitter Chill of Winter"
10751:Religious Studies Review
10715:Refugee Survey Quarterly
10122:South China Morning Post
10089:Jane's Information Group
8618:Senior Jammu journalist
8316:Behera, Navnita (2007).
8283:. Hurst. pp. 133–.
7908:Mankekar, D. R. (1967).
5668:10.1177/0306396814542917
5148:Harvard University Press
4994:World Regional Geography
4433:
4413:India–Pakistan relations
4090:Médecins Sans Frontières
3867:Joint Intelligence/North
3562:Ayesha Parvez writes in
2885:and rendering the state
2554:. Despite the protests,
2416:personnel was sent into
2051:Indian National Congress
1953:Kashmir Liberation Front
1862:, and Mirza Afzal Beg's
1776:, Kashmiri nationalists
1767:Indian National Congress
1177:, was demarcated as the
1101:Nehru's plebiscite offer
625:ended. According to the
572:From 1846 till the 1947
502:OHCHR reports on Kashmir
160:Indo-Pakistani conflicts
25509:Chief of the Army Staff
25291:South Yemen (2009–2015)
25147:Lebanon conflict (2008)
25069:War in Iraq (2013–2017)
24884:Andijan massacre (2005)
24879:Fergana massacre (1989)
24424:JVP insurrection (1971)
24047:Anti-Pakistan sentiment
23799:1959 Canberra shootdown
23787:Sino-Pakistan Agreement
23345:Lakhbir Singh Brar Rode
23254:Bodoland People's Front
23249:All-India Muslim League
23158:Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup
23108:All Tripura Tiger Force
21615:Shalimar Bagh, Srinagar
20672:Honduran gang crackdown
20563:Western Saharan clashes
20558:Western Sahara conflict
20514:Insurgency in the Sahel
20348:Ongoing armed conflicts
20298:(archived 26 July 2009)
20241:BBC articles on Kashmir
20225:"The Future of Kashmir"
20011:(New Delhi: Sage, 1997)
19912:Contemporary South Asia
19883:Perspectives on Kashmir
19816:Hussain, Shahla. 2021.
19618:, HarperCollins India,
19538:, HarperCollins India,
18589:Chattha, Ilyas (2011),
18535:Bhatia, Mohita (2020),
18182:The Wall Street Journal
17212:13 January 2016 at the
16658:. Amnesty International
16356:"The Kashmir tinderbox"
16332:. UNHCR. Archived from
15972:1 November 2008 at the
15310:. BBC News. 14 May 2010
15132:The Hindu Business Line
14471:Contemporary South Asia
14286:Encyclopædia Britannica
13761:"Azad Kashmir Regiment"
13375:. Dawn. 8 February 2009
11623:Daily News and Analysis
11360:19 January 2010 at the
10571:"Kashmir's first blood"
10226:The Wall Street Journal
10222:"A New Tack in Kashmir"
10096:4 December 2008 at the
9871:"Contours of militancy"
9246:"Recalling 1975 Accord"
5935:. The National Archives
5142:Bose, Sumantra (2003),
5125:Encyclopedia Britannica
4920:Encyclopædia Britannica
4362:2005 Kashmir earthquake
3652:Rajaji-Abdullah formula
3487:Sino-Pakistan Agreement
3208:Instrument of Accession
3179:Instrument of Accession
2521:housing militants. The
2307:1999 conflict in Kargil
2164:The Wall Street Journal
1917:According to historian
1899:1983 Assembly elections
1830:broke out in erstwhile
1763:1967 Assembly elections
1728:Kashmir Conspiracy Case
1706:Kashmir Conspiracy Case
1594:Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
1563:N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar
1486:Instrument of Accession
1416:All-India Muslim League
1222:Northern Light Infantry
796:instrument of accession
704:massacres in Rawalpindi
508:India–Pakistan conflict
486:enforced disappearances
431:, based on demands for
225:1959 Canberra shootdown
109:instrument of accession
26537:21st-century conflicts
26532:20th-century conflicts
26302:Ordnance Factory Board
26221:Dadra and Nagar Haveli
25929:Awards and Decorations
25776:Southern Naval Command
25519:Chief of the Air Staff
25499:Chief of Defence Staff
24837:2010 Kyrgyz Revolution
24151:Hindi–Urdu controversy
23981:2023 border skirmishes
23949:2019 Balakot airstrike
23899:2013 border skirmishes
23889:2011 border skirmishes
23884:2008 military standoff
23643:Annexation of Junagadh
23390:Talwinder Singh Parmar
22700:Militant organisations
22499:Kashmir Solidarity Day
22409:Militant organisations
22365:2006 Srinagar bombings
22355:2001 Kishtwar massacre
22328:Bombings and massacres
21585:Indira Nagar, Srinagar
21560:Jawahar Nagar Srinagar
20994:Saudi–led intervention
20822:Insurgency in Pakistan
20703:Insurgency in Paraguay
20267:(archived 4 July 2003)
20076:, I.B. Tauris, London.
19657:The Partition of India
19372:, Palgrave Macmillan,
18894:, Carnegie Endowment,
18796:Šumit Ganguly (1999),
18663:, Palgrave Macmillan,
18381:Ankit, Rakesh (2014),
18361:Ankit, Rakesh (2016),
17912:2 October 2013 at the
17906:Daily Times (Pakistan)
16654:Asia and the Pacific.
15558:. Zenith. p. 38.
14559:Abbas, Hassan (2002),
13243:"Exerting Moral Force"
11314:Daily Times (Pakistan)
10917:Kargil: A Wake Up Call
10889:London Review of Books
10727:10.1093/rsq/14.1-2.176
10721:(1–2): 176–191. 1995.
9671:"Elections in Kashmir"
9073:Foreign Policy Journal
8724:www.kashmirlibrary.org
7614:Wilcox, Wayne (1968).
6722:"Plebiscite Conundrum"
5793:. Human Rights Watch.
5294:Mathur, Shubh (2016).
4266:In December 1993, the
4152:United States Congress
4144:
4100:
4062:
4027:
3973:
3920:to Jammu and Kashmir.
3592:Supreme Court of India
3474:at various locations.
3410:extrajudicial killings
3361:
3186:
3185:to the Union of India.
2883:abolishing Article 370
2877:In August 2019, India
2854:
2513:
2506:Kashmir Solidarity Day
2316:
2106:
1994:Islam khatrey mein hey
1989:Mohammad Shafi Qureshi
1881:1977 Assembly election
1691:Azad Jammu and Kashmir
1656:
1629:Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad
1279:
1230:Special Services Group
1183:Line of Actual Control
1112:Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad
1091:Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad
1072:1950 military standoff
1049:
839:Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan
766:
597:Partition and invasion
416:with no effect on the
124:
26466:National War Memorial
26461:Indian military bands
26451:Armed Forces Tribunal
26446:Armed Forces Flag Day
25771:Eastern Naval Command
25766:Western Naval Command
25748:Army Training Command
25738:South Western Command
24798:Republican insurgency
24497:Tibetan unrest (2008)
24057:East Bengali refugees
24042:Anti-Indian sentiment
23976:2022 missile incident
23924:2016 Pathankot attack
23792:Trans-Karakoram Tract
23380:Syed Ali Shah Geelani
23360:Muppala Lakshmana Rao
23355:Mohammad Abbas Ansari
22938:2019 Kashmir lockdown
22865:Syed Ali Shah Geelani
22835:Mohammad Abbas Ansari
22456:Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind
22400:2022 Srinagar bombing
22273:Operation Sarp Vinash
22238:1947 Poonch rebellion
22205:2016 Baramulla attack
22024:The Valley Of Kashmir
20782:Republican insurgency
20586:Boko Haram insurgency
20259:US Institute of Peace
20253:16 April 2015 at the
20118:11 April 2021 at the
20083:, Penguin India, 2007
19999:The Crisis in Kashmir
19802:Drew, Federic. 1877.
19393:. C. Hurst & Co.
18993:Jaffrelot, Christophe
18970:Jaffrelot, Christophe
18782:10.1353/asp.2011.0010
18741:Dixit, J. N. (2003),
18706:, SAGE Publications,
18657:Copland, Ian (2005),
18519:Yale University Press
17398:on 26 September 2011.
15729:. BBC. 5 October 2010
14822:10.25035/irj.03.01.05
14660:on 11 February 2017.
14635:on 11 February 2017.
13493:27 March 2009 at the
13459:27 March 2009 at the
12896:. CIA. Archived from
12376:. 30 September 2016.
11291:Brookings Institution
10555:Schofield, Victoria.
10116:(29 September 2019).
10066:Amnesty International
9445:Verma, P. S. (1994).
9029:Mount Holyoke College
8991:(16 September 2000).
8956:"Kashmir's accession"
8801:on 23 February 2017.
7974:, pp. 228–229);
6551:, pp. 110–111);
5714:Amnesty International
5516:Kumar & Puri 2009
5396:Kumar & Puri 2009
4941:"Jammu & Kashmir"
4133:
4095:
4057:
4048:Amnesty International
4022:
3971:
3962:Further information:
3910:American Intelligence
3827:President of Pakistan
3808:Indian Prime-minister
3491:Trans-Karakoram Tract
3359:
3264:Constitution of India
3206:India holds that the
3173:
3146:in the Ladakh region.
2863:a suicide bomb attack
2852:
2504:
2315:Location of conflict.
2314:
2258:. On 4 January 1990,
2135:Amnesty International
2092:
2033:(MUF) to contest the
1890:succeeded him as the
1866:was dissolved in the
1720:missing of holy relic
1642:
1555:agitation was started
1372:Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas
1273:
1093:was appointed as the
1043:
890:plausible deniability
790:the Governor General
756:
712:'massacre' of Muslims
512:Further information:
490:Amnesty International
478:extrajudicial killing
363:Trans-Karakoram Tract
95:
25969:Battle of Asal Uttar
25849:National Cadet Corps
25804:Southern Air Command
25695:Defence Space Agency
25690:Defence Cyber Agency
25281:al-Qaeda (1998–2015)
25260:Turkey–ISIL conflict
25059:Iraq War (2003–2011)
24136:Indian reunification
24094:Poonch-Rawalakot Bus
23966:2020–2021 skirmishes
23834:Operation Brasstacks
23541:Tashkent Declaration
23385:Sukhdev Singh Babbar
23027:Separatist movements
22903:1988 Gilgit massacre
22780:Abdullah Yusuf Azzam
22765:Ashiq Hussain Faktoo
22732:The Resistance Front
22722:Harkat-ul-Mujahideen
22505:Kashmir Martyrs' Day
22476:United Jihad Council
22441:Harkat-ul-Mujahideen
22390:2018 Sunjuwan attack
22335:1947 Jammu massacres
22248:Operation Grand Slam
22036:Jammu–Baramulla line
21096:Russian intervention
21086:Inter-rebel conflict
21040:Western Iran clashes
21013:Gaza–Israel conflict
20162:improve this article
20081:A Mission in Kashmir
20072:Victoria Schofield,
19985:Demystifying Kashmir
19553:Snedden, Christopher
19530:Snedden, Christopher
19306:Paul, T. V. (1994),
19035:Kazi, Seema (2014),
19001:, C Hurst & Co,
18909:Ishaq Khan, Mohammad
18447:Demystifying Kashmir
18424:Demystifying Kashmir
18353:Flames of the Chinar
18096:6 March 2009 at the
18070:The Washington Times
18054:on 27 December 2008.
18048:www.thestatesman.net
17808:30 July 2018 at the
17787:31 July 2009 at the
17555:11 July 2011 at the
16512:. Human Rights Watch
16489:. Human Rights Watch
16187:. Human Rights Watch
16091:. Human Rights Watch
15942:: 17. Archived from
15637:(15 February 2009).
15621:11 June 2014 at the
14353:10.1093/hwj/58.1.335
14079:. Human Rights Watch
14031:. Human Rights Watch
13958:The Pittsburgh Press
13894:. Human Rights Watch
13741:. PTI. 23 March 2016
13301:. CNN. 18 April 2005
12915:Journal of Democracy
12894:"The World Factbook"
12257:. PTI. 13 July 2018.
11925:on 28 September 2013
11308:1 March 2016 at the
11245:, 17 September 2009
10220:(15 December 2008).
10072:on 18 February 2015.
9875:Frontline, The Hindu
9599:on 5 November 2018.
9372:Modern Asian Studies
8827:Bimal Prasad (ed.),
8720:"Kashmir References"
8671:, pp. 195, 196.
8423:, pp. 288, 301.
8319:Demystifying Kashmir
8129:Lyon, Peter (2008),
8109:Kux, Dennis (1992),
7865:on 30 September 2007
7471:practical purposes".
5089:Lyon, Peter (2008).
4702:. Praeger. pp.
4681:. Praeger. pp.
4656:. Praeger. pp.
4074:and approved by the
3946:Freedom in the World
3940:Freedom in the World
3855:Harkat-ul-Mujahideen
3806:According to former
3780:Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai
3370:Standstill Agreement
3112:due to militancy in
3110:internally displaced
3095:Statistics from the
2881:through Parliament,
2487:Harkat-ul-Mujahideen
2430:Fazlur Rehman Khalil
2422:Harkat-ul-Mujahideen
2073:1988 Gilgit Massacre
2035:1987 state elections
2019:1987 state elections
1974:Ghulam Mohammad Shah
1753:Articles 356 and 357
1695:1955 Poonch uprising
1598:Bharatiya Jana Sangh
1559:Jammu Praja Parishad
1508:Maharajah Hari Singh
1463:Jammu Praja Parishad
1418:, and supported its
1203:Tashkent Declaration
1013:standstill agreement
877:Indian National Army
720:undergoing rebellion
621:over the 562 Indian
555:First Anglo-Sikh War
549:. The Raja of Jammu
313:, primarily between
26552:Indo-Pakistani wars
26380:Historical Aircraft
26275:LOC surgical strike
26017:Battle of Longewala
25954:Indo-Pakistani wars
25922:Paramilitary forces
25893:Ranks and insignia
25854:Paramilitary forces
25824:Maintenance Command
25814:Western Air Command
25799:Eastern Air Command
25794:Central Air Command
25569:Ministry of Defence
25562:Committees/Councils
25484:Minister of Defence
25413:Indian Armed Forces
24460:Operation All Clear
24037:Pakistanis in India
24032:Indians in Pakistan
23971:2021 Lahore bombing
23879:2008 Mumbai attacks
23744:2010 Kashmir unrest
23739:2008 Kashmir unrest
23663:Operation Gibraltar
23529:Indus Waters Treaty
23350:Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
23325:Biswamohan Debbarma
23178:Mizo National Front
22980:Over Ground Workers
22970:Human rights abuses
22923:2010 Kashmir unrest
22830:Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
22648:separatist movement
22598:Over ground workers
22556:Human rights abuses
22395:2019 Pulwama attack
22283:Operation Calm Down
22243:Operation Gibraltar
21150:Russo-Ukrainian War
20847:Insurgency in Sindh
20827:Insurgency in Sindh
20504:Insurgency in Egypt
20449:Afar–Somali clashes
20174:footnote references
20032:European Parliament
20016:A Region in Turmoil
19871:Am. U. Int'l L. Rev
19830:Howard B. Schaffer
19484:Kashmir in Conflict
19479:Schofield, Victoria
19456:Schaffer, Howard B.
19073:on 18 November 2016
18303:2018IJDRR..31.1132K
18233:on 28 February 2021
18152:. 30 October 2005.
17889:1 June 2012 at the
16866:on 30 December 2012
16770:. PTI. 30 June 2012
16412:The Daily Telegraph
16038:on 10 December 2008
16028:"Blood Tide Rising"
16001:on 16 October 2017.
15902:: 7. Archived from
15647:, 12 December 2008
15554:Camp, Dick (2011).
15539:The Washington Post
15465:The Daily Telegraph
15376:(4). Archived from
15101:European Parliament
15069:on 22 December 2021
15029:"Kickstart Kashmir"
14533:(6 December 2013).
14511:on 11 February 2017
14499:(29 January 2016).
14183:The Express Tribune
13871:Countercurrents.org
13545:on 27 November 2009
13253:on 1 September 2009
13177:on 17 November 2009
13145:The Daily Telegraph
12565:Wall Street Journal
12508:. 16 February 2019.
11951:. 24 September 2013
11728:www.aljazeerah.info
11071:The Daily Telegraph
10670:on 9 December 2013.
10606:The New York Review
10334:The Washington Post
10146:. 28 September 2010
9990:. 23 December 2005.
9919:on 1 February 2022.
9569:Muslim United Front
9500:Aiyar, Mani Shankar
9435:, pp. 744–745.
9234:, pp. 860–882.
9222:, pp. 827–838.
9130:, pp. 817–825.
9118:, pp. 752–786.
9019:on 12 November 2014
8851:, pp. 209–212.
8818:, pp. 593–607.
8686:, pp. 197–203.
8636:Zutshi, Chitralekha
8593:, pp. 190–191.
8459:, pp. 194–195.
8435:, pp. 149–150.
8159:, Sec. 20.VII.
8077:, pp. 122–123)
7978:, pp. 98–99);
7950:, pp. 228–229.
7898:, pp. 115–116.
7843:, pp. 109–111.
7604:, pp. 85, 257.
6671:on 14 November 2021
6539:, pp. 107–108.
6455:Zutshi, Chitralekha
6430:The Express Tribune
6114:, pp. 179–180.
6102:, pp. 120–121.
6090:, pp. 105–106.
5643:. 19 February 2019.
4896:on 22 December 2008
4299:European Parliament
4245:European Parliament
3927:Human rights abuses
3893:to launch attacks.
3789:and the subsequent
3705:Hurriyat Conference
3647:Settlement formulas
3623:Indus Waters Treaty
3377:Indian Armed Forces
3195:2010 Kashmir Unrest
3193:, stated after the
3175:Maharaja Hari Singh
2990:~0.25 million
2812:European Parliament
2665:
2636:General V. K. Singh
2628:2010 Kashmir unrest
2483:Farman Ali Shinwari
2447:In June 2011, a US
2410:Special Air Service
2172:Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
2100:British journalist
2047:National Conference
2031:Muslim United Front
1946:1986 Anantnag Riots
1877:National Conference
1860:National Conference
1713:Govind Ballabh Pant
1651:Jayaprakash Narayan
1534:. In October 1951,
1524:Elections were held
1478:Indian constitution
1476:was drafted in the
1382:National Conference
1308:Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
1226:Azad Kashmir Rifles
1210:Operation Gibraltar
1195:Operation Gibraltar
1089:His former deputy,
1023:Cold War historian
972:UN Security Council
862:National Conference
801:National Conference
645:Mohammad Ali Jinnah
619:British Paramountcy
586:British Paramountcy
474:human rights abuses
467:2019 Pulwama attack
321:, and also between
55:readable prose size
18:Kashmiri separatism
26385:Aircraft Squadrons
26307:Ballistic missiles
25974:Battle of Chawinda
25889:Military Academies
25844:Indian Coast Guard
25668:Commander-in-Chief
25656:Commander-in-Chief
25366:Colour revolutions
25286:Houthi (2004–2015)
25227:Regional spillover
25137:Lebanon War (2006)
25009:Lebanon War (2006)
24089:Jammu–Sialkot line
24025:Kartarpur Corridor
23869:2001–2002 standoff
23754:2019–2021 lockdown
23621:Partition of India
23571:Lahore Declaration
23517:Liaquat–Nehru Pact
23208:Tehreek-e-Hurriyat
23087:Khalistan movement
22898:Kashmir insurgency
22850:Sardar Arif Shahid
22840:Muhammad Ahsan Dar
22461:Dukhtaran-e-Millat
22421:Tehreek-e-Hurriyat
22370:2006 Doda massacre
22116:Wars and conflicts
22013:History of Kashmir
21640:Nowshera, Srinagar
21035:Iran–PJAK conflict
20897:Karen–Mon conflict
20693:Colombian conflict
20486:Operation Atalanta
20389:Insurgency in Chad
20291:Accession Document
20215:on 30 October 2021
20124:Capt Samarth Singh
20079:Andrew Whitehead,
20046:The Lost Rebellion
20037:Prem Shankar Jha,
19710:on 3 October 2018.
19674:Varshney, Ashutosh
19346:Puri, Luv (2013),
19211:Metcalf, Thomas R.
19044:Socio-Legal Review
18762:Fair, C. Christine
18023:The Times of India
18004:Human Rights Watch
17834:, 20 December 2009
17831:The Indian Express
17607:on 17 October 2012
17386:Hawaii, Ka Leo O.
17220:, 15 February 2006
16919:on 8 November 2013
16845:Rape in Kashmir –
16826:The Indian Express
16801:on 25 January 2012
16709:The Indian Express
16553:Bukhari, Shujaat.
15761:on 23 October 2011
15673:The New York Times
15370:Strategic Insights
15033:The Times of India
15027:(12 August 2002).
14978:The Times of India
14858:The New York Times
14270:. 6 February 2022.
14267:The Times of India
14212:The Times of India
14130:The New York Times
13918:8 May 2016 at the
13846:on 4 February 2015
13739:The Times of India
13689:. 16 December 2006
13669:The Times of India
13570:The Indian Express
13519:on 6 November 2006
13428:The Indian Express
13404:on 17 January 2010
13341:The New York Times
12947:The Times of India
12692:The New York Times
12525:The New York Times
12505:The Times of India
12255:The Economic Times
12144:. 2 December 2014.
12142:The Times Of India
12127:, 24 December 2008
12034:. 23 December 2014
12008:on 4 December 2014
11949:The Indian Express
11894:on 10 October 2013
11887:The Times of India
11831:The New York Times
11805:The New York Times
11649:The Indian Express
11625:. 27 February 2014
11598:The Times of India
11544:(21 August 2008).
11522:. 5 September 2008
11430:(22 August 2008).
11356:, 15 January 2010
11293:, 15 December 2009
11267:The New York Times
11218:on 23 January 2010
11158:The New York Times
10869:The New York Times
10664:Human Rights Watch
10596:Dalrymple, William
10575:The Indian Express
10518:. 19 January 2016.
10484:"Probe the Exodus"
10438:The New York Times
10218:Trofimov, Yaroslav
10092:, 5 October 2001.
9987:The Indian Express
9766:Transforming India
9648:The Times of India
9614:Schofield (2003).
9303:. Srinagar, India.
9273:The Economic Times
9191:"GB's aspirations"
8968:on 10 March 2019.
8906:on 12 October 2017
8766:(3 October 2009).
8606:(3 October 2009).
8570:(3 October 2009).
7662:. 4 September 2016
6824:McMahon, Robert J.
6732:on 2 February 2020
6726:Kashmirlibrary.org
4727:The New York Times
4408:History of Kashmir
4167:Islamist militants
4053:Human Rights Watch
4018:Human Rights Watch
3994:Gawakadal massacre
3989:Human Rights Watch
3974:
3896:Reportedly, about
3658:C. Rajagopalachari
3362:
3187:
3033:~2.6 million
2855:
2663:
2514:
2317:
2296:Human Rights Watch
2291:Bijbehara Massacre
2127:Ashfaq Majeed Wani
2049:, allied with the
1600:(later evolved as
1590:Ram Rajya Parishad
1553:In early 1949, an
1424:Chitralekha Zutshi
1404:Mirwaiz Yusuf Shah
1370:, a Kashmiri, and
1280:
1250:Tashkent Agreement
1148:Nirad C. Chaudhuri
1107:John Foster Dulles
1050:
1000:plebiscite stage.
771:Mehr Chand Mahajan
767:
724:uprising in Poonch
685:Shaukat Hayat Khan
574:partition of India
567:Treaty of Amritsar
563:East India Company
433:self-determination
378:Indo-Pakistani War
365:, and part of the
327:partition of India
125:
26567:Conflicts in 2022
26514:
26513:
26398:
26397:
26285:
26284:
26102:Balakot airstrike
25877:
25876:
25832:
25831:
25489:Defence Secretary
25374:
25373:
25321:Inter-continental
25316:
25315:
25250:DHKP/C insurgency
25245:Maoist insurgency
24892:
24891:
24744:
24743:
24635:Rohingya conflict
24559:
24558:
24468:
24467:
24386:Kargil War (1999)
24318:Kargil War (1999)
24277:conflicts in Asia
24239:
24238:
24166:Nuclear arms race
24099:Samjhauta Express
23919:Kulbhushan Jadhav
23814:Samba spy scandal
23507:Karachi Agreement
23424:
23423:
23375:Sheikh Abdul Aziz
23315:Arabinda Rajkhowa
23305:Angami Zapu Phizo
23242:Political parties
23133:Dashmesh Regiment
23060:Arunachal Pradesh
22993:
22992:
22860:Sheikh Abdul Aziz
22855:Sayeed Salahudeen
22707:Hizbul Mujahideen
22654:Political parties
22612:
22611:
22426:Hizbul Mujahideen
22268:Operation All Out
22173:Border skirmishes
22049:
22048:
22041:Kashmiri language
21190:
21189:
21186:
21185:
21135:Abkhazia conflict
21116:
21115:
20952:Abkhazia conflict
20907:Rohingya conflict
20877:Myanmar civil war
20756:Xinjiang conflict
20721:
20720:
20708:Peruvian conflict
20677:Gang war in Haiti
20638:
20637:
20374:Anglophone Crisis
20261:Report, June 2004
20202:
20201:
20194:
19842:978-0-674-11390-9
19823:Webb, Matthew J.
19782:978-0-19-099046-6
19764:978-1-85065-700-2
19744:978-0-415-66543-8
19726:978-0-415-57590-4
19700:978-0-8133-8343-9
19666:978-0-521-85661-4
19648:978-1-134-13752-7
19588:978-0-333-98177-1
19570:978-1-5261-5614-3
19471:978-0-8157-0370-9
19448:978-1-84529-588-2
19428:978-0-8133-8343-9
19379:978-1-137-00737-7
19359:978-0-231-80084-6
19329:(November 2010),
19319:978-0-521-46621-9
19299:978-1-136-51751-8
19279:978-0-19-940018-8
19228:978-0-521-68225-1
19199:978-0-8027-1860-0
19179:978-81-7829-882-5
19148:Danger in Kashmir
19096:978-0-8122-9496-5
19056:10.55496/ZCWJ8096
19028:978-0-19-566486-7
18962:978-1-108-49046-7
18944:978-1-107-18197-7
18901:978-0-87003-285-1
18871:, Pan Macmillan,
18863:Guha, Ramachandra
18850:(35): 3905–3913,
18838:Guha, Ramachandra
18830:978-0-521-76361-5
18809:978-0-521-65566-8
18754:978-1-134-40758-3
18734:978-0-8047-5085-1
18713:978-0-7619-9588-3
18690:978-94-011-9231-6
18680:Jammu and Kashmir
18650:978-1-138-92195-5
18568:978-0-367-51068-8
18550:978-1-108-83602-9
18528:978-0-300-26271-1
18502:978-0-674-01173-1
18474:(27): 2709–2712,
18437:978-0-8157-0860-5
18374:978-1-317-22525-6
17885:, 30 August 2009
17540:, 8 December 2006
17296:. 19 January 2012
17207:HR Resolution 344
17134:www.aljazeera.com
16952:, pp. 22–23.
16685:on 4 October 2012
16586:on 30 August 2008
16445:on 3 October 2013
15443:National Archives
15433:. 8 November 2010
15092:(25 April 2007).
14931:. 5 December 2006
14752:(44): 2916–2917.
14725:. 8 December 2012
14242:. 25 October 2015
14185:. 16 October 2014
13819:on 5 January 2010
13362:, 5 February 2002
13359:Asia Times Online
13010:on 6 January 2007
12930:. 11 August 2010.
12900:on 18 April 2015.
12775:on 21 August 2019
12743:www.aljazeera.com
12632:(24 March 2021).
12271:"Kashmir on Fire"
11862:on 2 October 2010
11463:"Valley of Tears"
11316:, 15 October 2009
11270:, 25 January 2010
10926:978-81-7095-074-5
10896:on 1 October 2009
10260:, 6 December 2019
10172:. 8 November 2010
9834:"1989 Insurgency"
9749:978-0-521-45970-9
9698:The Tribune India
9576:on 12 March 2017.
9553:978-1-86064-898-4
9515:978-0-14-306205-9
9485:978-1-935501-58-9
9179:, pp. 84–85)
8749:978-1-4008-7908-3
8708:on 16 March 2017.
8524:978-0-8160-6184-6
8497:978-81-317-0834-7
8345:, pp. 22–23.
8306:, pp. 16–17.
8290:978-1-84904-621-3
8251:978-1-349-11556-3
8142:978-1-57607-712-2
8122:978-0-7881-0279-0
8068:978-0-521-76721-7
8046:978-0-19-958330-0
7986:, pp. 60–63)
7962:, pp. 60–63.
7639:978-0-226-81519-0
7556:978-1-134-57740-8
7530:978-81-8400-213-3
7444:, pp. 12–13.
7428:978-0-231-50740-0
7381:, pp. 58–59.
7275:978-1-4008-7523-8
7265:Danger in Kashmir
7252:, pp. 83–86.
7232:978-0-85773-078-7
7129:978-1-86064-898-4
6998:978-1-4008-7523-8
6988:Danger in Kashmir
6915:demilitarisation.
6909:978-0-85773-078-7
6878:978-1-4008-7523-8
6868:Danger in Kashmir
6839:978-0-231-51467-5
6801:, pp. 82–85.
6789:, pp. 71–72.
6777:, pp. 70–71.
6711:, pp. 68–69.
6649:, pp. 67–68.
6563:Strategic Studies
6527:, pp. 65–67.
6470:978-1-85065-700-2
6340:, pp. 63–64.
6253:978-0-230-11352-7
6197:Jha, Prem Shankar
6126:, pp. 48–57.
5845:, pp. 27–28.
5699:, pp. 14–46.
5307:978-1-137-54622-7
5240:978-1-84904-858-3
5212:978-0-691-11512-2
5176:"Simla Agreement"
5131:on 30 April 2015.
4546:George Cunningham
4518:My Life and Times
4002:Handwara massacre
3891:Jammu and Kashmir
3843:Jammu and Kashmir
3835:Jammu and Kashmir
3728:Jammu and Kashmir
3641:Jammu and Kashmir
3391:two-nation theory
3389:According to the
3249:two-nation theory
3163:
3162:
3151:two-nation theory
3099:report "In Depth"
3010:Gilgit-Baltistan
2840:19th SAARC summit
2808:
2807:
2641:In October 2014,
2481:. In April 2012,
2327:Pakistani Kashmir
2283:Gawkadal massacre
2268:Hizbul Mujahideen
2240:
2239:
2184:In 1994, the NGO
2147:Islamic terrorist
2115:Soviet–Afghan War
1482:Jammu and Kashmir
1400:Muslim Conference
1339:Internal conflict
1326:Accordingly, the
1216:(volunteers) and
1025:Robert J. McMahon
920:Rajouri Massacres
886:C. Christine Fair
870:First Kashmir War
735:Muslim Conference
669:Abdul Qayyum Khan
655:to encourage the
539:its 1819 conquest
331:Jammu and Kashmir
302:
301:
236:Border skirmishes
105:Jammu and Kashmir
90:
89:
57:was 18,000 words.
16:(Redirected from
26584:
26557:Mountain warfare
26527:Kashmir conflict
26487:
26486:
26471:Amar Jawan Jyoti
26349:Historical Ships
26318:
26317:
26059:Siachen conflict
26049:Kashmir conflict
25944:
25943:
25864:Territorial Army
25837:Other components
25819:Training Command
25733:Southern Command
25728:Northern Command
25634:
25633:
25557:
25556:
25544:Serving marshals
25539:Serving admirals
25534:Serving generals
25458:Indian Air Force
25456:
25454:
25453:
25443:
25441:
25440:
25430:
25428:
25427:
25411:
25401:
25394:
25387:
25378:
25377:
25276:Civil war (1994)
24901:
24900:
24832:1990 Osh clashes
24816:Ethnic conflicts
24753:
24752:
24730:
24723:
24568:
24567:
24533:2017–2018 crisis
24511:
24477:
24476:
24288:
24287:
24266:
24259:
24252:
24243:
24242:
24230:
24229:
24084:Delhi–Lahore Bus
24062:Sports rivalries
24016:Ganda Singh Wala
23829:Pan Am Flight 73
23824:Ravindra Kaushik
23714:Siachen conflict
23626:Kashmir conflict
23479:Diplomatic posts
23473:
23472:
23463:
23462:
23451:
23444:
23437:
23428:
23427:
23020:
23013:
23006:
22997:
22996:
22888:Kashmir conflict
22795:Farooq Ahmed Dar
22750:Abdul Hamid Khan
22717:Jaish-e-Mohammed
22639:
22632:
22625:
22616:
22615:
22524:Azad Kashmir Day
22436:Jaish-e-Mohammed
22139:Siachen conflict
22083:Kashmir conflict
22076:
22069:
22062:
22053:
22052:
22018:Kashmir conflict
21270:
21217:
21210:
21203:
21194:
21193:
21125:
21124:
21076:Daraa insurgency
21071:Syrian civil war
21001:Yemeni Civil war
20872:Myanmar conflict
20730:
20729:
20713:Mapuche conflict
20662:Mexican drug war
20647:
20646:
20536:Sinai insurgency
20481:Somali Civil War
20359:
20358:
20341:
20334:
20327:
20318:
20317:
20216:
20197:
20190:
20186:
20183:
20177:
20145:
20144:
20137:
20014:Robert Johnson,
19990:Navnita Behera,
19983:Navnita Behera,
19976:Jaspreet Singh,
19956:
19927:
19906:
19897:(322): 203–214.
19885:(1992): 299–318.
19878:
19865:
19785:
19767:
19747:
19729:
19711:
19709:
19703:. Archived from
19682:
19669:
19651:
19628:
19608:
19591:
19573:
19548:
19525:
19497:
19474:
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19231:
19207:Metcalf, Barbara
19202:
19182:
19161:
19138:
19099:
19081:
19080:
19078:
19072:
19066:, archived from
19041:
19031:
19011:
18988:
18965:
18947:
18929:
18904:
18881:
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18833:
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18792:
18764:(January 2011),
18757:
18737:
18716:
18693:
18673:
18653:
18631:
18630:
18628:
18623:on 28 April 2016
18622:
18615:
18603:
18585:
18576:Brecher, Michael
18571:
18553:
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18506:
18482:
18460:
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18275:
18273:
18271:
18249:
18243:
18242:
18240:
18238:
18232:
18227:. Archived from
18208:
18202:
18201:
18199:
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18134:
18133:
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18088:
18082:
18081:
18079:
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18056:
18055:
18050:. Archived from
18040:
18034:
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18031:
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18014:
18008:
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17908:, 21 April 2010
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17106:on 18 March 2016
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17056:on 30 April 2013
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16797:. Archived from
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16146:, 31 August 2020
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15995:Kashmir Observer
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15405:. 4 October 2010
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15342:. Chennai, India
15332:(20 July 2011).
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15264:RAND Corporation
15251:
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15228:. Archived from
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15182:. 13 August 2007
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14405:. 13 August 2007
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14380:Noorani, A. G. "
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13215:
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13208:
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13126:
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13119:on 27 March 2009
13118:
13112:. Archived from
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13103:
13097:
13094:
13088:
13087:
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13062:
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13009:
13003:. Archived from
13002:
12994:
12985:
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12965:
12956:
12955:
12954:on 12 July 2012.
12938:
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12771:. Archived from
12760:
12754:
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12626:Kasuri, Khurshid
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12080:
12074:
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12071:
12069:
12064:on 15 March 2015
12060:. Archived from
12050:
12044:
12043:
12041:
12039:
12032:Deccan Chronicle
12024:
12018:
12017:
12015:
12013:
12004:. Archived from
11993:
11987:
11986:
11984:
11982:
11977:. 8 October 2014
11967:
11961:
11960:
11958:
11956:
11941:
11935:
11934:
11932:
11930:
11921:. Archived from
11910:
11904:
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11878:
11872:
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11757:. Archived from
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10941:
10930:
10919:. Vedams Books.
10912:
10906:
10905:
10903:
10901:
10892:. Archived from
10879:
10873:
10872:
10871:. 24 March 2003.
10861:
10855:
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10809:
10781:
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10306:. 6 October 2008
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10280:. 5 October 2008
10268:
10262:
10261:
10248:
10242:
10241:
10239:
10237:
10214:
10205:
10204:
10199:. Archived from
10188:
10182:
10181:
10179:
10177:
10162:
10156:
10155:
10153:
10151:
10136:
10130:
10129:
10114:Brahma Chellaney
10110:
10101:
10080:
10074:
10073:
10068:. Archived from
10058:
10052:
10051:
10049:
10047:
10042:. 25 August 2011
10032:
10019:
10018:
10016:
10014:
10009:on 30 April 2013
9998:
9992:
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9978:
9972:
9971:
9966:. Archived from
9955:
9949:
9948:
9946:
9944:
9930:
9921:
9920:
9915:. Archived from
9902:
9893:
9892:
9886:
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9843:
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9083:
9077:
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9064:
9058:
9057:
9039:
9033:
9032:
9026:
9024:
9015:. Archived from
9009:
9003:
9002:
8996:
8985:
8974:
8973:
8952:
8946:
8945:
8922:
8916:
8915:
8913:
8911:
8902:. Archived from
8891:
8885:
8884:
8882:
8880:
8875:on 23 March 2017
8871:. Archived from
8858:
8852:
8846:
8840:
8837:"The Dixon Plan"
8825:
8819:
8813:
8807:
8806:
8797:. Archived from
8791:
8785:
8784:
8760:
8754:
8753:
8734:
8728:
8727:
8716:
8710:
8709:
8704:. Archived from
8693:
8687:
8681:
8672:
8666:
8660:
8659:
8632:
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7921:
7919:
7905:
7899:
7893:
7887:
7881:
7875:
7874:
7872:
7870:
7861:. Archived from
7853:Faruqui, Ahmad.
7850:
7844:
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7831:
7829:
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7815:
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4397:
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4395:
4388:
4383:
4382:
4381:
4283:Gilgit-Baltistan
4148:ethnic cleansing
4142:
4120:Kashmiri Pandits
4110:According to an
3851:Jaish-e-Mohammed
3847:Lashkar-e-Tayiba
3801:Pervez Musharraf
3758:Pakistani Punjab
3687:Pervez Musharraf
3438:Pervez Musharraf
3307:Jaish-e-Mohammad
3287:terrorist groups
3073:Shaksgam Valley
3013:~1 million
2970:~3 million
2950:~4 million
2909:
2908:
2905:National stances
2859:Jaish-e-Mohammed
2766:
2696:
2689:
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2662:
2598:
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2438:Jaish-e-Mohammed
2262:based newspaper
2256:Jaish-e-Mohammed
2244:Kashmiri Pandits
2235:
2232:
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2211:
2210:
2203:
2159:Asif Ali Zardari
2104:
1864:Plebiscite Front
1790:Plebiscite Front
1746:Plebiscite Front
1724:Hazratbal Shrine
1702:Plebiscite Front
1654:
1516:(Constitutional
1386:Jawaharlal Nehru
1246:Pakistani Punjab
946:Liaquat Ali Khan
933:, and began the
832:
792:Lord Mountbatten
763:Lord Mountbatten
677:Liaquat Ali Khan
661:Pakistani Punjab
559:Treaty of Lahore
463:a Jihadist group
425:armed insurgency
355:Gilgit-Baltistan
307:Kashmir conflict
203:2001–02 standoff
193:Siachen conflict
172:Kashmir conflict
163:
161:
151:
144:
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128:
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26375:Active Aircraft
26363:
26332:
26316:
26281:
26237:Northeast India
26225:
26186:
26131:Doklam standoff
26041:
26035:
26031:Sino-Indian War
25996:Battle of Chamb
25933:
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25828:
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25743:Western Command
25723:Eastern Command
25718:Central Command
25704:
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24768:Afghan conflict
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24630:Kachin conflict
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24518:Korean conflict
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24219:
23985:
23929:2016 Uri attack
23894:Khaleel Chishty
23765:
23719:Operation Tupac
23700:Line of Control
23607:
23551:Delhi Agreement
23546:Simla Agreement
23495:
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22511:Youm-e-Istehsal
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22446:Harkat ul-Ansar
22431:Lashkar-e-Taiba
22404:
22380:2016 Uri attack
22323:
22319:Simla Agreement
22297:
22263:Operation Eraze
22258:Operation Bison
22253:Operation Tupac
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22200:2016 Uri attack
22168:
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22031:Line of Control
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21965:Protected areas
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21768:Krishansar Lake
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21510:Charari Sharief
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21081:Desert campaign
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20086:Muhammad Ayub,
20053:Current History
19997:Sumit Ganguly,
19891:The Round Table
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13970:Wright, Colin.
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4400:Pakistan portal
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4187:Farooq Abdullah
4159:Kashmiri Hindus
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3875:Daniel Benjamin
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2947:Kashmir Valley
2912:Administered by
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2542:Amarnath temple
2538:Amarnath shrine
2499:
2474:Jyllands-Posten
2434:Lashkar-e-Taiba
2390:suggested that
2388:Donald Rumsfeld
2384:Osama bin Laden
2380:
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2353:turning into a
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2177:Washington Post
2105:
2099:
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2077:Osama bin Laden
2055:Farooq Abdullah
2039:Simla agreement
2027:
2021:
1998:fled the valley
1948:
1942:
1888:Farooq Abdullah
1824:
1805:Prem Nath Bazaz
1655:
1649:
1641:
1586:Hindu Mahasabha
1578:Sheikh Abdullah
1532:rigged election
1496:Sheikh Abdullah
1471:
1443:Prem Nath Dogra
1412:Punjabi Muslims
1368:Sheikh Abdullah
1364:
1358:
1352:
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1341:
1328:Simla Agreement
1316:Line of Control
1276:Line of Control
1268:
1266:Simla Agreement
1260:Main articles:
1258:
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1193:Main articles:
1191:
1179:Line of Control
1175:Trans-Karakoram
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1161:Sino-Indian War
1157:
1155:Sino-Indian War
1132:
1103:
1074:
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976:Sheikh Abdullah
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935:Mirpur Massacre
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638:Ram Chandra Kak
623:princely states
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410:Simla Agreement
386:Line of Control
347:Siachen Glacier
303:
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214:Other conflicts
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121:Shaksgam Valley
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25402:
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25383:
25382:
25379:
25367:
25364:
25362:
25359:
25357:
25354:
25352:
25349:
25347:
25346:War on terror
25344:
25343:
25341:
25337:
25331:
25328:
25327:
25325:
25319:
25307:
25304:
25302:
25299:
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24958:
24957:
24955:
24951:
24945:
24942:
24941:
24939:
24935:
24927:
24924:
24922:
24921:2016 conflict
24919:
24917:
24914:
24913:
24912:
24909:
24908:
24906:
24902:
24899:
24895:
24885:
24882:
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24876:
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24840:
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24829:
24827:
24823:
24817:
24814:
24813:
24811:
24807:
24799:
24796:
24794:
24793:2001–2021 War
24791:
24787:
24784:
24782:
24779:
24777:
24774:
24773:
24771:
24770:
24769:
24766:
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24708:
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24690:
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24685:
24682:
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24677:
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24670:
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24661:
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24611:
24605:
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24600:
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24589:
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24576:
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24569:
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24562:
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24299:
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24172:
24169:
24168:
24167:
24164:
24162:
24159:
24157:
24154:
24152:
24149:
24147:
24146:Akhand Bharat
24144:
24142:
24139:
24137:
24134:
24132:
24129:
24127:
24124:
24122:
24119:
24115:
24112:
24110:
24107:
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24097:
24095:
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24070:
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24065:
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23999:
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23988:
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23872:
23870:
23867:
23865:
23862:
23860:
23857:
23855:
23852:
23850:
23847:
23845:
23844:Sanaullah Haq
23842:
23840:
23837:
23835:
23832:
23830:
23827:
23825:
23822:
23820:
23817:
23815:
23812:
23810:
23809:Kashmir Singh
23807:
23805:
23802:
23800:
23797:
23793:
23790:
23789:
23788:
23785:
23783:
23780:
23778:
23775:
23774:
23772:
23768:
23762:
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23737:
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23732:
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23727:
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23712:
23706:
23703:
23702:
23701:
23698:
23696:
23693:
23691:
23688:
23686:
23683:
23681:
23678:
23677:
23676:
23673:
23669:
23666:
23664:
23661:
23660:
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23637:
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23601:
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23508:
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23504:
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23492:
23489:
23487:
23484:
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23481:
23477:
23471:
23466:
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23438:
23433:
23432:
23429:
23417:
23414:
23412:
23409:
23407:
23404:
23403:
23401:
23399:Controversies
23397:
23391:
23388:
23386:
23383:
23381:
23378:
23376:
23373:
23371:
23368:
23366:
23365:Paresh Baruah
23363:
23361:
23358:
23356:
23353:
23351:
23348:
23346:
23343:
23341:
23338:
23336:
23333:
23331:
23328:
23326:
23323:
23321:
23318:
23316:
23313:
23311:
23308:
23306:
23303:
23301:
23298:
23296:
23295:Abhizeet Asom
23293:
23292:
23290:
23286:
23280:
23277:
23275:
23272:
23270:
23267:
23265:
23262:
23260:
23257:
23255:
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23250:
23247:
23246:
23244:
23240:
23234:
23231:
23229:
23226:
23224:
23221:
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23216:
23214:
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23209:
23206:
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23201:
23199:
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23141:
23139:
23136:
23134:
23131:
23129:
23126:
23124:
23121:
23119:
23116:
23114:
23113:Babbar Khalsa
23111:
23109:
23106:
23105:
23103:
23099:
23093:
23090:
23088:
23085:
23081:
23078:
23076:
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23068:
23066:
23063:
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23036:
23032:
23028:
23021:
23016:
23014:
23009:
23007:
23002:
23001:
22998:
22986:
22985:Stone pelting
22983:
22981:
22978:
22976:
22973:
22971:
22968:
22967:
22965:
22961:
22955:
22952:
22951:
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22936:
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22916:
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22911:
22909:
22906:
22904:
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22899:
22896:
22894:
22891:
22889:
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22885:
22883:
22881:
22877:
22871:
22868:
22866:
22863:
22861:
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22853:
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22848:
22846:
22843:
22841:
22838:
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22828:
22826:
22823:
22821:
22818:
22816:
22813:
22811:
22808:
22806:
22803:
22801:
22798:
22796:
22793:
22791:
22788:
22786:
22785:Ashraf Sehrai
22783:
22781:
22778:
22776:
22773:
22771:
22770:Asiya Andrabi
22768:
22766:
22763:
22761:
22758:
22756:
22753:
22751:
22748:
22747:
22745:
22743:
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22708:
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22702:
22698:
22692:
22689:
22687:
22684:
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22679:
22677:
22674:
22672:
22669:
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22664:
22662:
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22658:
22656:
22652:
22647:
22640:
22635:
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22628:
22626:
22621:
22620:
22617:
22605:
22602:
22599:
22596:
22594:
22591:
22589:
22588:Peacebuilding
22586:
22584:
22583:Stone pelting
22581:
22579:
22578:Crowd control
22576:
22574:
22571:
22569:
22566:
22562:
22559:
22558:
22557:
22554:
22552:
22549:
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22537:
22531:
22527:
22525:
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22518:
22514:
22512:
22508:
22506:
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22500:
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22419:
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22414:
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22411:
22407:
22401:
22398:
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22388:
22386:
22383:
22381:
22378:
22376:
22373:
22371:
22368:
22366:
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22358:
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22332:
22330:
22326:
22320:
22317:
22315:
22312:
22310:
22307:
22306:
22304:
22300:
22294:
22291:
22289:
22286:
22284:
22281:
22279:
22276:
22274:
22271:
22269:
22266:
22264:
22261:
22259:
22256:
22254:
22251:
22249:
22246:
22244:
22241:
22239:
22236:
22235:
22233:
22229:
22223:
22220:
22218:
22215:
22211:
22208:
22206:
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22201:
22198:
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22196:
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22191:
22188:
22186:
22183:
22181:
22178:
22177:
22175:
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22157:
22155:
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22150:
22147:
22145:
22142:
22140:
22137:
22135:
22132:
22130:
22127:
22125:
22122:
22121:
22119:
22117:
22113:
22105:
22102:
22100:
22097:
22096:
22095:
22092:
22091:
22088:
22084:
22077:
22072:
22070:
22065:
22063:
22058:
22057:
22054:
22042:
22039:
22037:
22034:
22032:
22029:
22027:
22025:
22021:
22019:
22016:
22014:
22011:
22010:
22008:
22004:
21998:
21995:
21993:
21990:
21988:
21985:
21983:
21980:
21978:
21975:
21973:
21970:
21969:
21967:
21963:
21957:
21954:
21952:
21949:
21947:
21944:
21942:
21939:
21937:
21934:
21932:
21931:Chashme Shahi
21929:
21927:
21926:Shalimar Bagh
21924:
21922:
21919:
21918:
21915:
21912:
21910:
21907:
21905:
21902:
21900:
21897:
21895:
21892:
21891:
21889:
21883:Hill stations
21881:
21875:
21872:
21870:
21867:
21865:
21862:
21860:
21857:
21855:
21854:Amarnath Peak
21852:
21850:
21847:
21845:
21842:
21840:
21837:
21836:
21834:
21830:
21824:
21821:
21819:
21816:
21814:
21811:
21809:
21806:
21804:
21801:
21799:
21796:
21794:
21791:
21789:
21786:
21784:
21783:Sheshnag Lake
21781:
21779:
21776:
21774:
21773:Gangabal Lake
21771:
21769:
21766:
21764:
21761:
21759:
21756:
21754:
21753:Manasbal Lake
21751:
21749:
21746:
21744:
21741:
21739:
21736:
21735:
21733:
21729:
21723:
21720:
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21598:
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21528:
21526:
21525:Bagh e Mehtab
21523:
21521:
21518:
21516:
21513:
21511:
21508:
21506:
21503:
21501:
21498:
21496:
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8874:
8870:
8869:
8864:
8857:
8850:
8845:
8838:
8834:
8833:A. G. Noorani
8830:
8824:
8817:
8812:
8805:
8800:
8796:
8790:
8783:
8780:
8775:
8774:
8769:
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8434:
8429:
8422:
8417:
8415:
8407:
8402:
8396:, p. 25.
8395:
8390:
8384:, p. 24.
8383:
8378:
8371:
8366:
8360:, p. 24.
8359:
8354:
8352:
8344:
8339:
8331:
8329:9788131708460
8325:
8321:
8320:
8312:
8305:
8300:
8292:
8286:
8282:
8281:
8273:
8267:, p. 19.
8266:
8261:
8253:
8247:
8243:
8239:
8235:
8228:
8222:, p. 23.
8221:
8216:
8214:
8207:, p. 21.
8206:
8201:
8195:, p. 16.
8194:
8189:
8183:, p. 80.
8182:
8177:
8171:, p. 16.
8170:
8165:
8158:
8153:
8144:
8138:
8134:
8133:
8127:
8124:
8118:
8114:
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7992:
7985:
7981:
7977:
7973:
7968:
7961:
7956:
7949:
7944:
7942:
7935:, p. 60.
7934:
7929:
7913:
7912:
7904:
7897:
7892:
7885:
7880:
7864:
7860:
7859:Pakistan Link
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7621:
7617:
7610:
7603:
7598:
7591:
7587:
7582:
7574:
7570:
7569:A. G. Noorani
7565:
7558:
7552:
7548:
7547:
7539:
7532:
7526:
7522:
7521:
7513:
7506:
7502:
7498:
7494:
7493:
7488:
7484:
7478:
7472:
7468:, p. 6.
7467:
7462:
7456:, p. 12.
7455:
7450:
7443:
7438:
7430:
7424:
7420:
7419:
7411:
7404:
7399:
7393:, p. 43.
7392:
7387:
7380:
7375:
7369:, p. 58.
7368:
7363:
7357:, p. 38.
7356:
7351:
7345:, p. 57.
7344:
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6826:(June 2010).
6825:
6819:
6812:
6807:
6800:
6795:
6788:
6783:
6776:
6771:
6764:
6759:
6753:, p. 70.
6752:
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6717:
6710:
6705:
6697:
6693:
6686:
6670:
6666:
6662:
6655:
6648:
6643:
6636:
6631:
6629:
6622:, p. 61.
6621:
6616:
6610:, p. 97.
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6318:
6314:
6310:
6306:
6299:
6293:, p. xx.
6292:
6287:
6281:, p. 54.
6280:
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6249:
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6221:
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6186:, p. 69.
6185:
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6162:, p. 47.
6161:
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6144:
6138:, p. 45.
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15686:29 December
15409:11 November
15403:Der Spiegel
15292:22 December
15269:22 December
15160:22 December
15138:22 December
15110:22 December
15073:22 December
15043:22 December
14595:10 February
14570:10 February
14544:10 February
14515:10 February
14409:10 February
14347:: 335–340,
13199:. Pakun.org
12845:21 December
12822:21 December
12671:21 December
12643:21 December
12610:21 December
12458:21 December
12432:21 December
12387:21 December
12309:21 December
12281:21 December
12208:PR Newswire
11955:22 December
11734:21 December
11555:21 December
11333:25 November
10645:20 November
10619:20 November
10580:20 November
10541:10 December
10339:23 November
9720:The Caravan
9654:23 November
9433:Sikand 2002
9421:Sikand 2002
9341:Sikand 2002
9329:Sikand 2002
7803:11 November
7087:Geopolitics
6736:11 November
6675:14 November
5743:13 November
5540:Zutshi 2019
5504:Zutshi 2019
5468:Behera 2006
5444:Zutshi 2019
5432:Bhatia 2021
5408:Bhatia 2020
5384:Behera 2006
5048:C. Dasgupta
4632:Ankit (2013
4626:Ankit (2013
3871:Afghanistan
3666:condominium
3547:conditional
3543:provisional
3446:Sartaj Aziz
3325:Article 370
3321:Karan Singh
3302:Chapter VII
3260:Article 370
3177:signed the
3166:Indian view
3053:Aksai Chin
2867:retaliation
2824:Burhan Wani
2765:20 December
2730:9 December
2713:2 December
2695:25 November
2552:Waqf Boards
2523:Indian Army
2455:, chief of
2414:Delta Force
2355:nuclear war
2231:August 2019
2119:Yasin Malik
1897:During the
1813:Jayaprakash
1664:Article 35A
1621:Karan Singh
1504:Karan Singh
1474:Article 370
1459:sanghchalak
1304:J. N. Dixit
924:Indian Army
866:Indian Army
824:coup d'état
683:and Sardar
551:Gulab Singh
543:Sikh Empire
533:The Afghan
455:2016 unrest
451:2010 unrest
402:another war
382:UN-mediated
188:War of 1971
183:War of 1965
69:subheadings
26521:Categories
26255:Operation
26247:Operation
26207:Operation
26198:Operation
26174:Operation
26166:Operation
26148:Operation
26069:Operation
26054:Korean War
26024:Kargil War
26009:Operation
26001:Operation
25939:Operations
25467:Leadership
24926:Second War
24904:Azerbaijan
24872:Uzbekistan
24851:Tajikistan
24825:Kyrgyzstan
24809:Kazakhstan
24772:Civil War
24672:East Timor
24510:and South)
24284:South Asia
24203:Cold Start
23724:Kargil War
23128:Dal Khalsa
22805:Hamid Gada
22755:Afzal Guru
22551:Insurgency
22509:5 August—
22231:Operations
22144:Kargil War
21951:Pari Mahal
21823:Khanpursar
21803:Kausar Nag
21758:Wular Lake
21410:Awantipora
21258:Margan Top
20217:(video on
19387:Rai, Mridu
18076:2 February
18002:(Report).
17852:(4): 874.
17471:Al Jazeera
17424:2 February
16471:2 February
16414:. London.
16216:2 February
16191:2 February
16164:2 February
16122:2 February
16042:2 February
15953:9 February
15913:9 February
15488:Rediff.com
15468:. London.
15288:. BCC News
15186:2 February
14957:2 February
14935:2 February
14291:2 February
14246:25 October
14160:2 February
14035:2 February
14012:2 February
13942:2 February
13898:2 February
13876:2 February
13850:2 February
13823:2 February
13797:2 February
13771:2 February
13613:Background
13549:2 February
13523:2 February
13438:2 February
13408:2 February
13305:2 February
13283:2 February
13257:2 February
13203:2 February
13181:2 February
13155:2 February
13123:2 February
13014:2 February
12979:2 February
12861:"BBC NEWS"
12779:20 October
12748:9 November
12717:Al Jazeera
12484:24 October
12354:24 October
12184:9 December
12162:9 December
11981:11 October
11707:2 February
11603:28 January
11526:2 February
11500:2 February
11477:2 February
11441:2 February
11412:2 February
11378:Rediff.com
10792:(1): 3–4.
10757:(3): 236.
10533:. Rediff.
10418:9290370882
10310:2 February
10258:Al Jazeera
10236:2 February
9023:5 December
8779:Ved Bhasin
8764:Ved Bhasin
8620:Ved Bhasin
8604:Ved Bhasin
8568:Ved Bhasin
8238:Low, D. A.
7918:8 November
7826:2 February
7696:(3): 6–8.
6397:(1): 137.
6311:(1): 132.
6205:Rediff.com
4900:28 October
4838:2002106314
4330:Statistics
4237:Brad Adams
4206:insurgency
3787:Kargil War
3765:mujahideen
3468:Aksai Chin
3460:See also:
3401:survive.''
2918:Population
2465:Waziristan
2376:See also:
2351:Kargil War
2321:Kargil War
2111:Mujahadeen
2057:. Scholar
1944:See also:
1933:was fair.
1840:Bangladesh
1731:President
1684:resolution
1360:See also:
1343:See also:
1292:Bangladesh
1218:mujahideen
1171:Aksai Chin
1137:status quo
1054:Owen Dixon
1046:Owen Dixon
1036:Dixon Plan
997:Roy Bucher
989:plebiscite
974:, despite
828:Datta Khel
696:Rawalpindi
681:Akbar Khan
634:Hari Singh
527:See also:
523:Background
498:Brad Adams
418:status quo
392:along the
359:Aksai Chin
341:, most of
198:Kargil War
117:Aksai Chin
65:condensing
26504:Air Force
26403:Documents
26368:Air Force
26290:Equipment
26249:Blue Star
26092:2016–2018
26087:2014–2015
26042:Conflicts
26040:External
25986:Naval War
25959:1947–1948
25907:Air Force
25882:Personnel
25786:Air Force
25474:President
25156:Palestine
24916:First War
24786:1996–2001
24781:1992–1996
24776:1989–1992
24587:Indonesia
24473:East Asia
24417:Sri Lanka
24209:Foodistan
24114:Sind Mail
23770:Incidents
23613:Conflicts
23596:Sir Creek
23500:Diplomacy
23070:Meghalaya
23038:Movements
22503:13 July—
22222:2020–2021
22195:2016–2018
22190:2014–2015
22099:1846–1946
21992:Rajparian
21987:Overa-Aru
21832:Mountains
21701:Rambi Ara
21645:Singhpora
21620:Lal Bazar
21610:Hazratbal
21595:Lal Chowk
21590:Hazratbal
21480:Rafaiabad
21435:Bijbehara
21405:Hazratbal
21370:Bandipore
21360:Ganderbal
21324:Baramulla
20919:Communist
20166:excessive
19953:143798822
19532:(2013) ,
19523:155701436
19481:(2003) ,
19341:(11): 4–6
19266:(2014) ,
19257:155030407
19145:(1966) ,
19136:155022750
19064:0973-5216
18790:155007730
18416:154021048
18329:158363838
18321:2212-4209
18259:ReliefWeb
18225:0190-8286
18191:0099-9660
17936:6 January
17760:6 January
17725:6 January
17694:6 January
17367:. Cia.gov
17241:30 August
17023:The Hindu
16923:6 January
16805:29 August
16735:The Hindu
16559:The Hindu
16243:8 January
16012:Vltchek.
15681:0362-4331
15635:Juan Cole
15520:6 January
15494:6 January
15437:6 January
15339:The Hindu
15239:6 January
15009:2 January
14983:2 January
14897:2 January
14871:2 January
14866:0362-4331
14722:The Hindu
14590:The Hindu
14477:: 67–72.
14439:Noorani.
14369:154896059
14083:6 January
13986:9 January
13976:www.bl.uk
13512:The Hindu
12545:Arab News
12382:0971-751X
12374:The Hindu
11929:9 October
11898:9 October
11784:6 January
11384:8 January
11222:29 August
11190:29 August
11184:The Hindu
11164:29 August
11136:29 August
11110:29 August
11104:USA Today
11082:29 August
11047:29 August
11019:29 August
10991:29 August
10963:29 August
10850:145137184
10842:0117-1968
10806:0822-7942
10771:0319-485X
10735:1020-4067
10666:." 2006.
10614:0028-7504
10494:14 August
10467:14 August
10197:The Hindu
10013:6 January
9964:The Hindu
9943:6 January
9840:6 January
9589:"Kashmir"
9408:145586329
9392:0026-749X
8999:Frontline
8961:The Hindu
8943:Muhammad.
8103:154265853
8018:154265853
7765:(8): 31.
7730:(2): 97.
7707:30 August
7702:1651-9728
7620:Tang Tsou
7093:(2): 11,
7060:145020726
7046:: 64–86.
7023:(2): 75.
6961:145020726
6513:161647755
6435:5 January
6411:159652497
6372:159652497
6325:159652497
5869:"Kashmir"
5684:147586397
5676:0306-3968
5624:Kazi 2018
5600:Bose 2021
5564:Webb 2012
5552:Bose 2021
5528:Webb 2012
5420:Bose 2021
5360:Webb 2012
5064:0030-851X
4754:Citations
4734:Pakistan.
4534:invaders.
4486:The Times
4189:, blamed
3887:Madrassas
3614:In 1948,
3565:The Hindu
3480:Karakoram
3405:conquest.
3283:proxy war
3202:. —
3007:Pakistan
2804:Sources:
2510:Islamabad
2174:told the
1970:Khalistan
1955:militant
1919:Mridu Rai
1733:Ayub Khan
1722:from the
1576:In 1952,
1484:, as per
1451:pracharak
1408:Kashmiris
905:Hyderabad
858:Baramulla
749:Accession
603:dominions
73:talk page
61:splitting
59:Consider
26489:Category
26257:Woodrose
26216:Junagadh
26071:Parakram
25630:Commands
25323:conflict
24651:Thailand
24571:Cambodia
24354:Pakistan
24274:Cold War
23080:Nagaland
22094:Timeline
22006:See also
21977:Hokersar
21972:Dachigam
21941:Kokernag
21899:Sonamarg
21894:Pahalgam
21743:Dal Lake
21710:Glaciers
21655:Kokernag
21605:Nowhatta
21555:Buchpora
21545:D.H.Pora
21520:Chadoora
21500:Handwara
21470:Tangmarg
21445:Pahalgam
21425:Kokernag
21420:Qazigund
21385:Nowshera
21380:Downtown
21319:Anantnag
21314:Srinagar
20924:Drug war
20643:Americas
20618:Mali War
20275:Archived
20251:Archived
20116:Archived
19676:(1992).
19635:(2006),
19555:(2021),
19458:(2009),
19411:(1992),
19389:(2004).
19335:Epilogue
19213:(2006),
19172:, SAGE,
18995:(2011),
18972:(1996),
18888:(2010),
18865:(2008),
18819:(2016),
18700:(2002),
18578:(1953).
18513:(2021),
18489:(2003).
18154:Archived
18119:(2003),
18094:Archived
18028:28 April
17981:Archived
17910:Archived
17887:Archived
17866:73717097
17806:Archived
17785:Archived
17611:1 August
17580:1 August
17553:Archived
17509:The News
17388:"Ka Leo"
17371:3 August
17300:3 August
17274:3 August
17210:Archived
17191:28 April
17165:28 April
17139:19 March
17083:3 August
17060:3 August
17034:3 August
16774:2 August
16768:Zee News
16745:20 March
16715:20 March
16662:3 August
16639:3 August
16635:. London
16612:3 August
16590:3 August
16538:3 August
16516:3 August
16493:3 August
16422:3 August
16416:Archived
16389:3 August
16385:. London
16362:3 August
16340:3 August
16313:3 August
16286:3 August
16263:BBC News
16095:3 August
15970:Archived
15649:Archived
15619:Archived
15515:BBC News
15470:Archived
15037:Archived
14929:BBC News
14696:The Week
14361:25472773
14318:Archived
14217:10 April
14189:10 April
14155:BBC News
14135:27 March
14109:27 March
14103:BBC News
14006:BBC News
13937:BBC News
13916:Archived
13792:BBC News
13491:Archived
13457:Archived
13149:Archived
12723:5 August
12697:5 August
12665:ThePrint
12585:Sky News
12453:TheQuint
12427:TheQuint
12235:10 April
12213:10 April
12090:10 April
12068:10 April
12038:10 April
12012:10 April
11701:Archived
11681:10 April
11655:10 April
11629:10 April
11520:BBC News
11471:Archived
11436:BBC News
11358:Archived
11306:Archived
11283:Archived
11247:Archived
11076:Archived
10985:BBC News
10935:Archived
10668:Archived
10535:Archived
10488:Archived
10376:3 August
10304:BBC News
10230:Archived
10170:BBC News
10144:BBC News
10126:Archived
10094:Archived
10040:BBC News
9938:BBC News
9883:cite web
9850:cite web
9736:(1994).
9679:Archived
9502:(2006),
9254:Archived
9199:Archived
9143:(2009).
9089:(1993).
8910:22 March
8879:22 March
8638:(2004).
7659:BBC News
7622:(eds.).
6575:48527560
6457:(2004).
6240:(2010).
6064:40106322
6000:20 April
5986:Epilogue
5960:Epilogue
5883:16 March
5801:8 August
5795:Archived
5774:10 March
5768:Archived
5641:BBC News
5229:(2017).
5097:ABC-Clio
5072:40024025
5021:(2004).
4857:(2010).
4798:22 March
4775:22 March
4372:See also
4347:In 2016
4295:Brussels
4139:—
4128:Pakistan
4020:stated:
4013:magazine
3538:process.
3293:opinion.
3229:Charter.
3132:Kishtwar
2939:% Other
2935:Buddhist
2680:Turnout
2654:Hurriyat
2519:Srinagar
2517:city of
2392:Al-Qaeda
2372:Al-Qaeda
2336:Srinagar
2279:governor
2275:Jagmohan
2260:Srinagar
2220:too long
2098:—
2065:BBC News
2009:Jagmohan
1800:(JKLF).
1648:—
1526:for the
1366:In 1932
1214:razakars
1130:Cold War
901:Junagadh
769:Justice
743:Palandri
689:Pushtoon
631:Maharaja
607:Pakistan
590:Srinagar
438:Jihadist
394:disputed
319:Pakistan
284:LoC 2016
119:and the
49:too long
26431:History
26265:Kashmir
26003:Trident
25991:Air War
25125:Lebanon
24937:Bahrain
24613:Myanmar
24067:Cricket
23990:Related
23075:Manipur
22963:Related
22880:History
22646:Kashmir
22539:Related
21997:Gulmarg
21982:Hirpora
21956:Achabal
21936:Verinag
21914:Aharbal
21909:Gulmarg
21904:Yusmarg
21874:Mahadev
21839:Harmukh
21818:Gil Sar
21575:Maisuma
21565:Rajbagh
21515:Beerwah
21505:Langate
21490:Kupwara
21465:Boniyar
21430:Shangus
21365:Shopian
21350:Pulwama
21345:Achabal
21340:Akingam
21276:Valleys
20749:Central
20362:Central
20219:YouTube
20160:Please
20152:use of
20067:Kashmir
19773:Kashmir
19691:191–234
19128:2704850
19077:21 July
18856:4415473
18480:4412323
18299:Bibcode
17931:Reuters
17720:Reuters
17538:Outlook
17420:. UNHCR
17349:9 March
17185:hrw.org
17159:hrw.org
16564:8 March
16532:"India"
16465:"India"
15853:2 March
15831:2 March
15809:2 March
15787:2 March
15765:27 July
15346:20 July
15180:Reuters
14758:4404738
14729:11 June
14701:11 June
14403:Reuters
14324:17 June
13745:9 April
13719:9 April
13693:9 April
13633:3013665
13598:Reuters
12817:Reuters
12332:19 July
12058:IBNLive
12002:IBNLive
11856:Reuters
10176:13 June
10150:13 June
10046:30 July
9675:Mid Day
9400:3876651
9205:24 June
8240:(ed.).
7779:3023601
7744:3023681
7666:13 June
7630:397–398
7505:4403745
7026:state'.
4925:16 July
4136:killed.
4124:Kashmir
4084:Shopian
3820:issues.
3710:A 2002
3509:Afghans
3505:Mughals
3489:on the
3262:of the
3128:Rajouri
3114:Kashmir
2987:Ladakh
2899:clashes
2626:. This
2624:Kupwara
2616:Shopian
2451:killed
2426:Taliban
2218:may be
2075:led by
1625:cabinet
1453:of the
1441:, with
1320:de jure
1242:Akhnoor
916:Rajouri
700:Sialkot
580:, as a
561:to the
541:by the
278:Strikes
267:2020–21
257:2016–18
252:2014–15
47:may be
26390:Future
26359:Future
26242:Punjab
26168:Raahat
26150:Cactus
25455:
25442:
25429:
25238:Turkey
25085:Israel
24698:Others
24544:Taiwan
24508:(North
24506:Korea
24443:Others
24006:Attari
23997:Border
23705:NJ9842
23288:People
22600:(OGWs)
22573:Ikhwan
21696:Veshaw
21686:Lidder
21676:Jehlum
21669:Rivers
21660:Daksum
21625:Zukura
21570:Bemina
21540:Pahloo
21535:Quimoh
21485:Karnah
21475:Sopore
21460:Kreeri
21450:Pattan
21400:Kangan
21395:Pattan
21375:Kulgam
21355:Budgam
21307:Cities
21243:Zojila
21231:Passes
21121:Europe
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20355:Africa
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13082:22 May
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3397:state.
3240:under
3134:, and
3124:Poonch
3050:China
2967:Jammu
2944:India
2923:Muslim
2344:Ladakh
2254:, and
1772:After
1693:, the
1201:, and
931:Mirpur
897:Jinnah
673:Pathan
653:Poonch
617:. The
584:under
545:under
414:Kargil
408:, the
398:Ladakh
345:, the
343:Ladakh
337:, the
113:Muslim
26209:Vijay
25638:Joint
25269:Yemen
25215:Syria
24480:China
24291:India
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24002:Wagah
23065:Assam
23031:India
21731:Lakes
21650:Magam
21550:Soura
21495:Lolab
21390:Gurez
21333:Towns
20796:Drugs
20765:South
20686:South
20650:North
20497:North
19949:S2CID
19708:(PDF)
19681:(PDF)
19519:S2CID
19253:S2CID
19132:S2CID
19124:JSTOR
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18786:S2CID
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