Kashmir Issue - Issue Of Kashmir Explanation By Umair Ahmad

The problem is the disputed Kashmir ownership between Kashmir, Pakistan, India and Kashmir militants. This problem is coming from partition India. There have also been three wars between Pakistan and India on the Kashmir issue. The first wars were fought in 1947, the second in 1965 and the third in 1971, and the fourth in 1999. Apart from this, firing has also been taking place on the border of occupied Kashmir and Pakistan, called Line of Control. In which most of the Pakistani civilian population has been targeted.

Some groups in Occupied Kashmir's extremist groups support Kashmir's full sovereignty and some want to make it part of Pakistan. India claims ownership over Jammu and Kashmir. In 2010, India controlled 43% of the area, including occupied Kashmir, Jammu, Ladakh and Siachen Glaciers, while Pakistan owned 37% in the form of Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan.

Both Pakistan and India claim to stand on a fundamental ideology on Kashmir issue. During partition India, Jammu and Kashmir was a state under British rule. 95% of the population was Muslim. When India was being partitioned, the areas where there was a Muslim majority were given to Pakistan and where the Hindu majority was to India. But the majority of the population in Kashmir was Muslim but the ruler here was a Sikh and the Sikh ruler wanted to be with India. But Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan leaders rejected this. Even today, Pakistan believes that Muslims are more in Kashmir, so it is part of Pakistan and India believes that it had a Sikh ruler who wanted to affiliate with India, so it is part of India.