Today and tomorrow

The political situation that has been in the background of the current situation in Kashmir has been highlighted in this video. Kashmir Today and Tomorrow

It has been proven in history that in the partition of India in 1947, there were some independent states in these states, Kashmir was an important state where Muslims lived in the majority, while there were some states where the majority were Hindus but the rulers were Muslims. Like Hyderabad Deccan State and other such states to understand the background of Masla Kashmir, this video includes historical photos.

Raja Hari Singh was the ruler of Kashmir and he and his prime minister did not want Kashmir to join India. The majority of Muslims in Kashmir were either in favor of joining Pakistan or they wanted to remain independent and the Hindu rulers also followed the wishes of the people. 

Raja Hari Singh was the ruler of Kashmir and he and his prime minister did not want Kashmir to join India. The majority of Muslims in Kashmir were either in favor of joining Pakistan or they wanted to remain independent and the Hindu rulers also followed the wishes of the people. Keeping in view, he had made such a policy which apparently seemed that the image of Kashmir as a Hindu state would not be presented to the world but a thousand independent Kashmir would exist on the map of the world.

At that time, Jawaharlal Nehru, the great leader of the Congress, who belonged to Kashmir, his ancestors were also related to Kashmir and he had an emotional attachment to Kashmir.

While at that time the big leader of Congress, Jawaharlal Nehru, who belonged to Kashmir, his ancestors were also related to Kashmir and he had an emotional attachment to Kashmir, he wanted Kashmir to be a part of India and Kashmir India. Jawad Lal Nehru went to Kashmir to achieve this goal of annexation. But Hari Singh did not agree with him, so he consulted the then Viceroy of India, Mountbatten, and he wept in front of him and expressed his emotional commitment to Kashmir. But he was not ready to understand and was very emotional and wept. In all this Mountbatten advised him to send Gandhi there. As might be expected, this was understood and Gandhi was sent there, where he stayed until 4 August 1947 and met the Raja and the Raja's family.

The results after this meeting were dire. Raja Hari Singh dismissed his Prime Minister and appointed General Jang Singh as Prime Minister. Revolts arose in the state and some were particularly affected and the traces of the early rebellion. General Janak Singh tried to suppress the rebellion and asked for help from India, but India made the help conditional on accession. 

Finally, the Raja acceded to India in October 1947 and India entered its army into the borders of Kashmir.

This act has further inflamed the feelings of Muslims, the results of which we are seeing today and a war started which is still going on. India has occupied Kashmir by force and India has 62% of the area.