At the time of Partition of India and Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir was princely stat e ruled by Dogra Ruler Maharaja Hari Singh and he decided to remain independent. It was only when Kabailis(A tribe ) attacked Jammu and Kashmir with the support of Pakistani army and occopied one third of Jammu and Kahsmir, Maharaj decided to call Indian army, but then Prime minister of India Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru ask Maharaja to sigh treaty of assertion before sending forces to the independent state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The issue of Kashmir as an inheritance of colonial era
Kashmir is occupied by three different counries. legally India claims it.
The Kashmir Earthquake happened in the 8th of September 2005 and measured 7.6 on the Richter Scale killing 80,000 people.
British used to rule India. When the natives were allowed to have independence in 1947, two states were to be created - one for Muslims and other for Hindus. Many states were Princely states- They were run by local princes and used to give tribute to British Empire. It was let on those princely states to decide whom they want to join or want to be independent. Three states which were contentious were; 1. State of Hyderabad 2. State of Junagarh and Manawar 3. State of Jammuh and Kashmir. First two states decided to join Pakistan. They were Muslim majority states too but India occupied these. Pakistan was unable to do anything as it was just been created. The third state, the state of Jammuh and Kashmir decided to join India. It was also muslim majority state. The people of that state revolted against this decision. This resulted in three wars between India and Pakistan. India does not discuss occupation of first two states and discuss only Kashmir. Source of five rivers is Kashmir so its vital for both countries to control Kashmir. According to Pakistan india set the precedence and whole situation should be viewed in larger context. India wants to focus only on Kashmir.
The climate of Jammu and kashmir is very moderate. It is neither cold nor hot.It is very charming if some one visit kashmir Autumn season. Yes the winter is also enjoyable.Winter is off course very cold but people managed to live there. In most of the parts of kashmir KANGRI is being used for heat. Kashmisri people keep kangri under their paharn for heat up, yes ,I can say climate if kashmir is very moderate and enjoyable
No they didnt agreed in the partation of kashmir
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Presently, the conflict and debates between Pakistan and India concerning the partition of Kashmir still continues with neither side agreeing to anything.
Following the end of British colonial rule in India in 1947, the Kashmir region experienced several wars and a great deal of unrest because
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.
yes ,because problem was started because of partition.
Many people claim that the Kashmir dispute is the unfinished agenda of the partition plan. By this they imply that the solution of the Kashmir dispute should be looked in the light of two nations theory under which India was partitioned; or in the light of the UN Resolutions which deny the Kashmir people the right to determine their own future.
India and Pakistan have both claimed this region as their own.
To be a part of India
Hindus and Muslims engaged in conflict as migrants moved between the two nations.
The Hindu mahraj of Kashmir a to join India while Kashmir people wanted to join Pakistan
Pakistan claims Kashmir as Kashmiris are Muslim. India occupied Kashmir because state prince announced to join India against will of Muslim majority . It was wrong decision of then British govt. which created this problem .Actually Kashmir should be claimed by Kashmiri people as decided by U.N . resolution .