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Did India and Pakistan agree to partition Kashmir?
Presently, the conflict and debates between Pakistan and India concerning the partition of Kashmir still continues with neither side agreeing to anything.
In 1947 the British agreed to partition India into what two independent countries?
India and Pakistan
Is kashmir in Afghanistan?
No, Kashmir is not in Afghanistan. Kashmir is a region located in northern India and parts of Pakistan, with some areas claimed by China. It has been a subject of dispute between India and Pakistan since the partition in 1947. Afghanistan is a separate country to the west of Pakistan and does not encompass any part of the Kashmir region.
The complete unification of India and Pakistan is the only solution to kashmir issue?
yes ,because problem was started because of partition.
Why did Kashmir no joined Pakistan?
The Hindu mahraj of Kashmir a to join India while Kashmir people wanted to join Pakistan
Does India rule Kashmir?
During the Partition of British India, the State of Kashmir was made part of India. However, the majority of Kasmir residents were Islamic. There has been a continuing dispute between India and Pakistan regarding their border in this region. As a result of wars and cease fire agreements, part of Kashmir is currently administered by Pakistan and part by India, with neither party happpy with this arrangement.
Why does Pakistan think they have the right to Kashmir over India?
Legally, Jammu & Kashmir is an integral and inseparable part of India. The British had ruled India as one undivided country made up of many provinces and princely states. When they left, India was partitioned into two separate countries. The new country, as mentioned earlier, was called Pakistan. The British as well as the leaders of both India and Pakistan had agreed to one basic principle - every inch of land must go either to India or to Pakistan. In other words, people living in India before the partition of 1947, had only two options: they could either join Pakistan or they could join India. They could not remain independent.Jammu & Kashmir was actually an exception. The Maharaja of the State had wanted time to decide whether he should join Pakistan or join India. But the rulers of Pakistan did not want to give him the opportunity to decide and instead attacked his state, killing hundreds of people and causing extensive damage to property. The Pakistani action forced the Maharaja to join India. But still pakistan try to take over kashmir which is illegal.
Which of the following contributed to violence between Pakistan and India from 1947 through 1948?
Hindus and Muslims engaged in conflict as migrants moved between the two nations.
What is line of control LOC between Pakistan and India?
LOC also know as Line of Control is the border between Indian held Kashmir and the part of Kashmir under control of Pakistan. After interference of United Nations in 1948, both Pakistan and India agreed to stop ongoing war and United Nations took responsibility of organizing a plebisit for the people of Kashmir whether to join Pakistan or in India but, this poll is still pending.
Should India or Pakistan get kashmir?
kashmir should be independent
Why do India and Pakistan still not get along?
Kashmir is one of the main reasons that divides Pakistan and India. There have been several wars over Kashmir since Pakistan and India were formed in 1947. It would be very hard for India and Pakistan to get along.
Why at partition kashmir should have been awarded to Pakistan give reason?
Kashmir was primarily a Muslim-majority region, with approximately 77% of its population identifying as Muslim at the time of the partition in 1947. Given the principle of partition, which aimed to create separate nations based on religious demographics, many argued that Kashmir should have been awarded to Pakistan. Additionally, the cultural and historical ties of the region to Pakistan further supported the claim for its inclusion in the newly formed state. However, the decision ultimately rested with the Maharaja of Kashmir, who chose to accede to India, leading to ongoing disputes.
