This has resulted in thousands of deaths and an unfair toll on the people of Kashmir. What led to these long term conflicts that cease to be resolved? I will discuss the socio-political aspects that brought Kashmir to its current state and the effects of those aspects. Reasons Behind the Dispute: What explains this unending stream of conflict between the two states? There is no scarcity in explanations for it, at both scholarly and popular levels...
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According to S.M. Burke, the writer of Mainsprings of Indian and Pakistani Foreign Policies, the conflict has a primordial basis and is rooted in the divergent and essentially antithetical world views of Islam and Hinduism. Another explanation underlying the Indo-Pakistani friction is the fundamentally deviating ideological commitments of the dominant nationalist elites in the Indian and Pakistani anti-colonial movements ( Ganguly 5)...
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