Both had Hindu majorities and Muslim rulers. They both choose not to join India, but as their intentions were made public, the Indian army marched on and annexed the states. They removed the ruler of Junagarh and placed a "Provisional Government" in place, then used the excuse of "restoring law and order" to invade and hold a farcical plebiscite, which choose India...
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"India sought to justify its aggression?on the plea that the rulers of Junagarh and Hyderabad were acting against the wishes of their people" states the report on Kashmir released by the Pakistani Foreign Ministry. Keep this excuse in mind as you read on; the rulers of the states were acting against the will of the people, so India felt it had the moral right to interfere...
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