IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL OF INDIAN FORCES FROM THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES IS THE ONLY SOLUTION GIVEN THE REALITY OF THE INDIAN STATES DECADE’S LONG PROJECT OF DEMOGRAPHIC ALTERATION LEAVING PLEBISCITE AS AN UNVIABLE SOLUTION

IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL OF INDIAN FORCES FROM THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES IS THE ONLY SOLUTION GIVEN THE REALITY OF THE INDIAN STATES DECADE’S LONG PROJECT OF DEMOGRAPHIC ALTERATION LEAVING PLEBISCITE AS AN UNVIABLE SOLUTION: HABIB YOUSAFZAI, KASHMIR DIASPORA ALLIANCE

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ASSLAAM-O-ALAIKUM!

Muslims unified the Indian subcontinent and ruled it for over a thousand years. This unification also includes all of its princely states. Aurangzeb Alamgir (May Allah be pleased with him) the Emperor of India (Hindustan) was a man of great caliber. He died after the age of 90 and spread Islam extensively through the use of Sufism calling all to a dignified way of life. Indian historians with political affiliation often try to indoctrinate and spread misinformation utilizing notions of “Islam was spread by the sword” by Aurangzeb which is not historically accurate. After his death, his heirs and their successors were not able to maintain power over the sheer size of the territory which he commanded as they did not possess the same inherent gift of ruler ship. Due to their lack of control over the territory and their inability to lead, eventually the power in the centre weakened and the unified Indian subcontinent started to crumble and become destabilized. Regions that were once together became divided and started to claim sovereignty and autonomy including many princely states. This gave the British colonizers a clear opportunity to occupy India. Although Nawab Sirajuddaulah of Bengal and Tippu Sultan (Fateh Ali) of Mysore presented magnificent sacrifices in order to prevent the British occupation and colonization; ultimately they were unsuccessful due to a lack of unity.

At the time of division on August 15, 1947, the Indian state with a Hindu majority did not want to see a strong Pakistan and as such, it attempted to destabilize and weaken it. In order to complete its mission it occupied various territories to add on to its material power with Punjab Khalistan of August 15, 1947 being among them. It was strategically able to utilize the Sikhs to fight against Pakistan. Many Muslim states such as Manawa, Junagar, Hyderabad, and, 42,000 square miles of the state of Jammu and Kashmir alias Maqbooza Kashmir were also occupied. Ever since these initial occupations, it has attempted to and has successfully demographically altered the makeup of the inhabitants of the region.    

The only viable solution to the problem at hand is the complete withdrawal of all occupation forces of the Indian state from all occupied territories. Due to the demographic alterations of these occupied territories, the Indian state has deemed the use of plebiscite as an unviable option for freedom of the people which it has enslaved; and yet, it remains the primary barrier in facilitating the process of plebiscite itself. Pakistan must take a strong stance and stress unity as a nation or else suffer the same fate of division which it suffered in 1971 with the loss of Bangladesh (formerly known as East Pakistan).