continuing from kashmir myths: india refuses a plebiscite - 1
Historical, Moral and Constitutional Perspectives - contd:
Professor Pranawa C. Deshmukh
On Jan. 1, 1948, India, an infant country facing armed aggression, complained to the UN Security Council under the provision of Article 35 of the UN Charter.
The UN, regarded as the guardian of world order was itself [...]
Continuing from: kashmir-myths: pakistan’s claims on kashmir-2
KASHMIR, a princely state, was never a subject of the Mountbatten Plan, yet the name PAKISTAN was based on the first letters of the regions “demanded”.
Since 1933
It has ALWAYS BEEN a matter of what Pakistan wants.
the ironic truth is it has NEVER BEEN what the People of Kashmir wants.
Since [...]
Continuing from: kashmir myths - pakistan’s claims on kashmir -1
INDIAN INDEPENDANCE ACT 1947
The Indian Independence Act 1947 was the legislation passed by the British Parliament that officially approved the independence of India and the partition of India.
The legislation was designed by the administration of Prime Minister Clement Attlee, after Indian political parties came to an [...]
