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On 26 October 1947, the princely state of Jammu & Kashmir formally became a part of theIndian Union. Pakistan never accepted the decision of Maharaja Hari Singh, who was legallyempowered to sign the instrument of accession, as final. It has repeatedly tried to use force andterrorism to change the status quo, in the process muddying the issue.Even today, whenever the issues of J&Ks accession to India and Article 370 are raised,emotions run high. Information is cherry picked, arguments are aggressive and thus, ameaningful discussion becomes impossible.The author seeks to provoke thought and does not claim the views expressed in article are thelast word on the subject.This essay tries to be comprehensive covering the following aspects: accession of J&K, geopoliticalissues then, Article 370, Sheikh Abdullahs arrest in 1953, who is a permanent residentof J&K, why refugees can vote in Lok Sabha but not in State polls, Order of 1954, populationand delimitation, lopsided development in the state and, State Finances. It ends with a picture ofJ&K as a pampered brat.Chakravyuh is an advanced battle formation. During the Mahabharata war the Kauravas decidedto capture Yudhister by engaging the Pandavas with a chakravyuh. Just like Arjunas sonAbhimanyu knew how to get in but not out of a Chakravyuh, successive Governments have notbeen able to get out of the situation created by Nehru in J&K.First, a brief chronology of key events in Jammu and Kashmir (hereafter referred to as J&K). 5,000 Pathan tribesmen invade J&K starting 21/10/1947. Instrument of Accession (hereafter referred to as IOA) signed on 26/10/1947. IOA unconditionally accepted by Mountbatten on 27/10/1947. Nehru chose to go to the U.N. on 1/1/1948 on the aggression. Resolutions adopted by UN Commission for India and Pakistan on 13/8/1948 and5/1/1949 provide for a plebiscite after withdrawal of troops from Pakistan. Regent of J&K Yuvraj Karan Singh issued a proclamation on 25/11/1949 that legallydeclared total oneness with the Constitution of India. Article 370 became a part of Indian Constitution in 1950. Elections to Constituent Assembly held in 1951-Sheikh Abdullah became PM of J&K. Sheikh Abdullah arrested in 1953. Kashmir Constituent Assembly confirmed legality of States accession to India in 1954. State Constitution came into force on 26/1/1957.For easy reading essay is split into ten parts. Matter covered in each part is given below. Thisincludes answers to commonly asked questions on J&K.

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Everything you wanted to know about The Kashmir problem - image 1Everything you wanted to know about The Kashmir problem - image 2Everything you wanted to know about The Kashmir problem - image 3Everything you wanted to know aboutthe Kashmir problemSixty-seven years after Jammu Kashmir joined the Indian Union all issues - photo 4Sixty-seven years after Jammu Kashmir joined the Indian Union all issues - photo 5Sixty-seven years after Jammu & Kashmirjoined the Indian Union, all issues aboutthe state have got clouded in claims andcounter-claims.This ebook is intended to put the facts in someperspective.-Sanjeev Nayyar The author is a Chartered Accountant and independent columnist. The article is based on inputs from Arvind Lavakares The Truth behind Article 370 and Daya Sagars History of Delimitation inJ&KPicture 6 On 26 October 1947, the princely state *Nehru chose to go to the UN on 1 January 1948 of Jammu & Kashmir formally became on the Pakistani/Pathan aggression. a part of the Indian Union. Pakistan never accepted the decision of Maharaja Hari *Resolutions adopted by UN Commission for Singh, who was legally empowered to sign the India and Pakistan on 13 August 1948 and 5 instrument of accession, as final. It has repeat January 1949 provide for a plebiscite after the edly tried to use force and terrorism to change withdrawal of troops from Pakistan. *The regent of J&K, Yuvraj Karan Singh, is sued a proclamation on 25 November 1949 that Even today, whenever the issues of J&Ks acces- legally declared total oneness with the Constitu-sion to India and article 370 which gives J&K tion of India. special status - are raised, emotions run high. special status - are raised, emotions run high.

Information is cherry picked, arguments are *Article 370, which gave J&K the right not to aggressive and thus, a meaningful discussion implement certain laws passed by parliament, becomes impossible. became a part of the Indian Constitution in 1950. This ebook on J&K seeks to provoke thought and does not claim to be the last word on the *Elections to the Constituent Assembly held in subject. However, it does try to be comprehen 1951 resulted in Sheikh Abdullah becaming PM sive, covering the following aspects: the finality of the Indian state of J&K. of the accession of J&K, the geopolitical issues of 1947, the pros and cons of article 370, Sheikh *Sheikh Abdullah was arrested in 1953. lation and delimitation of constituencies, the lopsided development of the state and state *The States Constitution came into force on 26 finances. lation and delimitation of constituencies, the lopsided development of the state and state *The States Constitution came into force on 26 finances.

We end up with a picture of J&K as a January 1957. pampered brat. For easy reading this essay is split into 10 parts. The J&K issue is a chakravyuh which is an The matter covered in each part is given below. advanced battle formation. During the Mahab This includes answers to commonly asked ques harata war, the Kauravas decided to capture tions on J&K.

Yudhishtir, the oldest of the Ppandava brothers, by engaging the Pandavas with a chakravyuh. The first part answers the following ques- Arjunas son Abhimanyu knew how to get into tions: Can Maharaja Hari Singh be accused this formation, but not out. He lost his life as of procrastinating on whether to join India or a result. Successive governments in India have Pakistan? Why has India not held a plebiscite not been able to get out of the chakravyuh cre in J&K? Did the British provide tacit support ated by Jawaharlal Nehru in J&K. to Pakistan in Pakistan-occupied J&K (POJK)/ First, a brief chronology of key events in J&K Gilgit/Baltistan? Why was J&K important to since independence. Part two focuses on anwers to questions *Instrument of Accession (hereafter referred to on article 370: Was J&K the only state to as IoA) was signed on 26 October 1947. draft its own Constitution? Was Article 370 promised at the time of the signing of the IoA? *The IoA was unconditionally accepted by Lord If Article 370 is repealed, would J&K cease to Mountbatten the next day. be a part of India, as the National Conference and some separatist groups are claiming today? Could Nehru have forced the state to merge Part five talks about the laws - photo 7Could Nehru have forced the state to merge Part five talks about the laws - photo 8 Could Nehru have forced the state to merge Part five talks about the laws which are with the Constitution of India like the other not applicable in J&K. Does Article 370 pre States? Could Nehrus government have cleared vent anyone from buying property in the state? J&K of occupation by Pakistan? Is Article 370 a What about womens rights in J&K! temporary provision? What are the provisions of Article 370 in brief? Is it correct to justify Ar Part six focuses on who is a Permanent ticle 370 by referring to the exclusive provisions Resident of J&K. What are benefits conferred of Article 371? to Permanent Residents and implications there of? Part seven talks of the population anddelimitation of constituencies. What is the region-wise population since 1951? What are the comparisons of population and census numbers post-2001? Have assembly seats been manipulated to give Kashmir valley control of the legislature?

Part eight looks at lopsided development
of Jammu and Ladakh. We also ask, why are some separatist leaders against the return of the Pandits to the Valley? Why are Kashmiri
Part three seeks to answer questions
Pandits reluctant to return to the Valley? It also on the first elections in J&K and Sheikh gives details of how residents of Jammu and Abdullahss arrest in 1953: Was any Cen Ladakh regions are discriminated against. sus conducted in 1951 before deciding the Part nine talks of the states finances. We Electoral Districts? What was the basis for can look at questions like these: is the state of allocating seats between Jammu, Kashmir and J&K discriminated against by the Centre? What Ladakh regions? What were the results of the do the states budget numbers for the years 1951 elections? What about the 1952 agreement 2009-10 to 2014-15 suggest? What is the break-and Sheikh Abdullahs arrest? Why was Sheikh up of Revenue Expenditure for the years 2009 Abdullah arrested along with 25 others in 1953? 10 to 2014-15? What about the new Constitution and the 1957 elections? Part 10 is a summary and conclusion andseeks to answer the question: Is there a so Part four tells us about the order of 1954. lution to the Jammu & Kashmir, Pakistan would It asks which parts of the Indian Constitution not be satisfied? apply to J&K, and raises an important question on whether Article 35A forms part of the Consti tution. Picture 9Accession: Some History The State of J&K had an area of 2,22,236 sq km in 1947. Picture 9Accession: Some History The State of J&K had an area of 2,22,236 sq km in 1947.

Of this only 46 percent is in Indias possession today; the balance is under forceful occupation of Pakistan and China (see table 1).

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