Kashmir is rich in natural beauty, with distinctive features and features. The ‘Kashmir’ heaven on earth is known for its attractive beauty and splendor and various aspects of social culture; it is a wonderful world of nature lovers.
Since the establishment of Pakistan in 1947, Kashmir, has been a problem that has been the subject of internal strife. Jammu and Kashmir have a long history linked to both countries. Pakistan and India are two independent countries and Kashmir is a major conflict between them.
There have been several wars between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir issue. The Pakistani storytelling service explains the topic in depth by providing details of the Kashmir wars.
First War in Kashmir:
Pakistan and India clash over Kashmir shortly after the split; at that time a Hindu king, Maharaja Hari Singh ruled over a predominantly Muslim country. On October 26, 1947, Maharaja decided and announced his joining India by ignoring the beliefs of the majority of the people and the succession of the empire. To liberate Kashmir from India, Pakistanis embarked on an armed struggle, involving local Kashmiri. India fought its natural power to control the situation. As unrest escalated the Pakistani government had to act as a coordinator and send its troops, and the first war between India and Pakistan over Kashmir took place.
The Second War in Kashmir:
The second war on the Kashmir issue took place in September 1965. In contrast to the first war, the war had a different origin and the reason was that China had conquered India in 1962. Pakistan, on the other hand, had improved its military prowess after the western war. hardware and finally protected control of India in 1965. Tragedy in Kashmir was exacerbated for various reasons, with India leader Jawaharlal Nehru dying in 1964 leaving a powerful impact on the national political arena.
Third War in Kashmir (1971 War)
The 1970 election started the 1971 war. The Awami League cleaned up the election by winning more seats in East Pakistan. Awami League supporters turned violent and created a state of revolt in the country with no transfer of power in 1971 according to the first proclamation. The central government is struggling to force the military to end the insurgency. India intervened which removed the situation from control and after the result of the third war between India and Pakistan.
India won and Pakistan lost its eastern wing, and India deported more than 90,000 soldiers.
The Fourth War in Kashmir (Kargil War)
From May 1999 to July 1999 marked the Kargil conflict, the conflict centered on a small local area. On a global scale, the Kargil war was a major factor, as was a major factor in nuclear trade
The Kargil conflict soaked up the benefits of diplomacy and interest was created when the Prime Minister of India, Atal Bihari Vajpayee visited Lahore in February 1999. As international attention was drawn to the violation of Indian human rights by the borders of Pakistan. It was thought that Kargil's trip undermined Kashmir's cause.
The Kashmir issue has been the basis of a number of UN resolutions and adopted internationally since 1947, which has contributed to world peace and security. Every year there are a few books published about the controversy and each book has its own magnitude of which was later added to the Kashmir bibliography. The Kashmir Issue and its decision have been part of the debate but the role of the media in its resolution has been overlooked. In the absence of technological advances, the media played a key role in resolving the issue.
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