Kashmir Issue: A Regional Problem

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    Kashmir is still an unsettled issue of the plan of the partition of the sub-continent. According to the plan of the division of the sub-continent, people of different areas were allowed to join either India or Pakistan. The areas where the Muslims were in majority became Pakistan. The 80% population of Kashmir consisted of the Muslims. They wanted to join Pakistan. Hari Singh, the ruler of Kashmir plotted against Pakistan and signed the agreement of accession to India. India occupied the territory unlawfully. The people of Kashmir fought against India for their freedom and freed a part of Kashmir from Indian occupation. That freed part of Kashmir is now under the control of Pakistan. The rest of Kashmir is held by India. Pakistan and India fought two wars over this issue but the problem could not be decided. It needs the attention of the world to solve the problem of Kashmir. Though the resolutions of UNO still exist for the solution of the problem, no solid steps have yet been taken in this direction. The whole world is realizing the gravity of the problem. Now when both the countries related to this problem have become the atomic powers, the need for the solution of the problem has become the most urgent.
At present, the situation of peace in Kashmir is very bad. The Indian armed forces are trying to crush the freedom of movement of Kashmir's .They are killing children, murdering men and insulting women. In spite of all this, the people of Kashmir are determined to get freedom from India. Kashmir, the paradise on earth is burning. It is waiting for someone to come to put out its fierce flames. The following measures may be of some help towards the solution of this problem.
Now the problem of Kashmir has become on of the important problems of the world. The government of Pakistan should take advantage of the situation. It should send delegations to different countries to highlight the issue. The world should be informed about the violation of human rights in Indian held Kashmir. The problem should be discussed through solid arguments on every international forum. The Muslims countries should be request to support us in this respect. The UNO may be asked to send its forces in Indian held Kashmir to hold a just plebiscite. Human Right Organizations should be asked to come in the valley to observe the situation themselves. I am sure if we are earnest and sincere, the problem would be solved in near future.

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