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During India's independence in 1947, the king of Kashmir was Maharaja Hari Singh. He initially hesitated to join either India or Pakistan, opting for independence. However, following an invasion by tribal forces from Pakistan, he signed the Instrument of Accession to India on October 26, 1947, which led to the region's incorporation into India.
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.
During the mid-1990s, India and Pakistan's relations became strained due to ongoing tensions over the disputed region of Kashmir. Both countries claimed Kashmir as their own and were engaged in military conflicts and political disputes over the territory. Efforts to resolve the issue continue to this day, with intermittent periods of heightened tensions and diplomacy.
During Independence from British, India and Pakistan two separate countries were made.Every state had option of join these countries or live as an independent state.Kashmir decided to be Indiependent. But tribals from Pakistan attacked kashmir and started taking over land of kashmir.The ruler of kashmir flewed to Delhi and signed declaration to be part Of Republic of India. India launched her army to the kashmir valley and started pushing them back.Under presure from USA and Uno ,creesefire was achieved and line of control was made. India claimes the kashmir as its part while Pakistan its. India has accused Pakistan of soponsering terrorism in kashmir, while Pakistan claims it as mujaheedins.
Pakistan government, mean politicans did nothing except eating zakat and charity, and Pakistani politicans are pigs (sovar)
During the mid-1990s, relations between India and Pakistan became tense over the northern territory of Kashmir. Both countries have conflicting claims over the region, leading to sporadic border clashes and military standoffs. The situation has persisted as a long-standing issue in the region.
When India gained independence from the British in 1947, the country was partitioned into two separate nations: India and Pakistan. Pakistan further split into two separate regions, East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) and West Pakistan (now Pakistan).
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The main reason for the Kargil war was to gain control of the Kashmir. During the final stage of the war Indian forces battled Pakistan forces.
The government of Pakistan faced significant challenges in addressing the aftermath of the 1947 partition, including widespread violence, mass displacement, and communal riots. While it managed to establish a framework for governance and provide some humanitarian assistance, the response was often hampered by political instability and resource shortages. The Kashmir conflict also emerged during this period, complicating efforts to achieve stability. Overall, the government's success in resolving these issues was limited, as many problems persisted for years.
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