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Kashmir: The Chronic Problem & Bone of Contention Between India & Pakistan

This problem is called the mother of all problems between India and Pakistan. The Kashmir dispute dates back to 1947.

India and Pakistan had had three battles, first in 1948, second in 1965, and third in 1971, but the conflict of Kashmir remained unsolved because of Indian obduracy. 

About 70% population of Kashmir is Muslim; they want to draw their future democratically, according to the United Nations Security Council Resolution 47, passed on 17th January 1948, but India wants to impose its will on the Kashmiri people. 

To suppress the voice of  Kashmiris, India has been violating human rights since the beginning of the issue. 

From 1947 to date, over 12,000 Kashmiri women have been raped by the Indian ruthless military force, and rape is used as a tool to punish and humiliate Kashmiri Muslims. 

According to the Kashmiri-Canadian Council, more than 95,000 Kashmiris had been killed by the Indian army since October 1989, and "Since 1990, some 1700 to 1800 people have 'disappeared' after being arrested by Indian police or armed paramilitary forces. 

The Indo-Pakistani War of 1947–1948, sometimes known as the First Kashmir War, was fought between India and Pakistan over the princely state of Kashmir and Jammu from 1947 to 1948. 

It was the first of three Indo-Pakistan Wars fought between the two newly born nations.













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