Kaydo Samvidhan Career Academy Book Download

Kaydo Samvidhan Career Academy Book Download

Kaydo Samvidhan Career Academy Book Download

In Kashmir, insurgency exists in various forms. Thousands of people were killed since 1989 due to insurgency and

the process of suppression. With a disputed 1987 election, armed insurgency began in large scale in Kashmir, in which some elements of the state assembly formed a terrorist camp, who played a role as a catalyst in the armed rebellion in this area.

India has been blamed for supporting and training Mujahideen for fighting in Jammu and

Kashmir by Pakistan’s Inter Intelligence Services. According to the official figures released in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly (controlled by Indian),

there were about 3,400 such cases which were missing and 47,000 people were

killed as a result of the conflict, as of July 2009. However, in order to speed up peace process between Pakistan and India, there has been a slight reduction in the number of deaths related to militancy in the state.

After independence from colonial rule, India and Pakistan fought for the monarchy state of Kashmir. At the end of the war, India occupied the most important parts of Kashmir. While there could be seen sporadic activities of violence but there was no organized insurgency movement.

During this period, legislative elections in Jammu and

Kashmir were held for the first time in 1951 and Sheikh Abdullah’s party stood unopposed. Nonetheless, Sheikh Abdullah would once again become eligible for the central government’s grace and

never despised, and that is why he was abducted and was once again reinstated. This period was of political instability in Jammu and Kashmir and for many years the federal government was implementing President’s rule in the state.

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