Kashmir Cause at Its Final End: Analysis on So Claimed Indian Bilateralism Talks and Role of International Community for Peaceful Settlement

• Published in: Journal of political studies (Lahore, Pakistan) Vol. 26; no. 2; pp. 127 - 135
• Main Authors: Butt, Ibtisam, Rashid, Azhar, Khan, Salman
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Lahore Department of Political Science, University of the Punjab 01-12-2019
• Subjects: Atrocities; Community; Elections; Insurgency; International conflict; Political parties; Political platform; Prime ministers; Lahore Pakistan; Pakistan; India; Kashmir India
• ISSN: 1994-1080; 2308-8338

Peaceful settlement of any conflict through negotiations is an ideal way of pursuing and resolving every course which is the ideal practice to be followed by the international community. However, in the context of prevailing situation, Indians are trying to avoid every course of action adopted by Pakistan unless the ongoing insurgency has bled them white, leaving them with no other option. After winning election of 2019 Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Indian government has emanated with more aggression and revealed more violent policies against Pakistan hence leaving no chance for the negotiation of dialogue for pursuance of Kashmir issue. BJP has long history of history of opposing the article 370 and they used its revoking as election manifesto in 2019. This may not be possible in the wake of imposing external pressure by the international community. Thus presently, to fulfil the long waited commitment for Kashmiris, and to realize the importance of Kashmir issue, to save the Kashmiri nation from Indian atrocities and by putting pressure on Indians to come on a political platform, Pakistan needs to create conducive environments through diplomatic platform with added diplomatic support for Kashmiris on the international forums.