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Thesis on Kashmir - Act # 6

THE PRINCE AND THE END OF THE STATE OF WAR KASHMIR

Ben 562 principalities had survived as a semi-autonomous states within the British Raj: they were formally independent but recognized the "supremacy" (paramountcy) of the British Government. Most of these are found within the borders of India and seriously threatened the unity of the nascent state. Moreover, many of the maharaja, nawab and Nizam who ruled on these smaller states (especially large ones) were hoping to be able to constitute themselves as autonomous states, independent and sovereign. Initially, their hopes were fueled by the British themselves. Clement Attlee, Prime Minister of the Crown, February 20, 1947 announced that "His Majesty's Government do not INTEND to hand over Their Powers and Obligations under paramountcy to-any government of British India ' [in VP Menon, Integration of Indian States, 1956, p. 73]. Further encouragement was given to them by Jinnah who, June 18, 1947, declared that "the States Would Be independent sovereign States on the termination of paramountcy and ....[ They Were] free to Remain Independent If They know Desired [ ibid, p. 91]. However, the same Attlee, in the summer of 1947, speaking sull'Independence of India Bill, changed his mind and declared, "It is hope of His Majesty's Government to the States That Will Find Their two course appropriate place with one or the other Dominion Within the British Commonwealth " [in Norman D. Palmer, The Indian Political System, 1961, p.88] erasing any lingering hope of some kind of protection on the English rulers, without which it could not have survived. By the end of WWII the major political forces, since Congress set aside their policy of non interference in the princely states.

The persistence of independent and sovereign states within the Union was particularly opposed by nationalist Indians, as also of the populations of these principalities, ruled by authoritarian regimes that lacked popular support.

In India's case the problem was managed by the Member Vallabhai Patel (in its As Minister of the Interior before the interim government and then the first government of independent India) with the assistance of VP Menon (senior official of the ICS, Adviser on Constitutional Affairs and the real author of the partition plan assigned to Mountbatten ). The policy pursued by Patel was a mix of blandishments and threats, was made clear that any resistance would be bent by force and that the collaboration would be well remunerated.

The August 15, 1947, that at independence, all the princely states - except Kashmir, Hyderabad and Junagadh - had joined the Dominion in that area are located (ie, in most cases, India) . The ambitions of the nizam indipendestite dell'Hyderabad entirely surrounded by Indian territory, were stifled by a "police operation" by the Indian Army. The nawab of Junagadh, a small kingdom in the Hindu majority is not contiguous to Pakistan, pleaded for the annexation to the latter (which accepted the annexation). In this case a popular revolt forced the Nawab to flee, which followed the military occupation of India. The de facto annexation of India was then positively sanctioned by a popular referendum.

The case of the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir State was, for obvious reasons, the most complicated. It was a great state that, unlike other Princely states, touching both borders of India that Pakistan, for the most was a Muslim majority state ruled by a Hindu in an autocratic, Maharaja Hari Singh, great grandson of Gulab Singh. Hari Singh also hoped to keep his reign and after the partition hesitate to take any initiative.

In previous decades also in Kashmir had developed both the nationalist parties that were opposed to colonial rule that they were subject to the monarchical regime. In 1939, the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (hereafter NC), a secular party, nationalist and socialist led by Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, a Muslim, had launched a campaign against the Maharaja, which culminated in 1946 the movement "Quit Kashmir", he found inspiration and active support In the analogous movement "Quit India" (addressed to Raj) Indian National Congress, the two parties had much in common in terms of ideology and their leaders, Nehru ( who was a Kashmiri Pandit) and Sheikh Abdullah, were personal friends, but it was too favorable to autonomy or independence of Kashmir but opposed to any annexation to Pakistan. This stemmed from practical considerations, the Muslim League of Jinnah was a party whose leadership was an expression of the landed gentry, while one of the main objectives of the NC was the realization of distributive justice through agrarian reform, for the benefit of the poor peasants of Kashmir.

The NC was not simply an expression of the Muslim majority, went far beyond religion. The Muslims of Kashmir were being discriminated against actually a majority all the positions of some importance monopolized by the minority Hindus. Nevertheless Sheikh Abdullah, rather than to the religion called Kashmiriyat and Muslims to unite against the Hindu Dogra regime, this concept - which literally means to be Kashmiri - drew on a composite identity that is rooted in a past in which the Kashmir was the land which was developed in the Shaivism, Tibetan Buddhism flourished and moderate Islam propagated by the order Sufi Silsila-i-Rishiyan: these beliefs coexisted peacefully and gave rise to a particular form of syncretism. [In Sergio Tripodi, Kashmir, p.95]. The platform then programmatic NC envisioned building a "new Kashmir" with a democratic constitutional framework (Sheikh Abdullah was jailed for his activities antimonarchical) and a varied bill of rights, as well as a socialist agenda with the aforementioned extensive reforms Agricultural.

On the other hand there were also political filopachistani openly - and in favor of annexation with these countries - such as Ghulam Abbas, founder of the Muslim Conference party, or as Mirwaiz Yusuf Shah, one of the most important religious leaders state. In the meantime, Jinnah and Nehru stood not to look at and both feceero pressure on Kashmir's accession.

Following independence, the Maharaja Hari Singh tried to reach an agreement with the two nascent states. On August 15, 1947 he signed a Standstill Agreement with Pakistan (literally a standstill agreement), which was intended to agreements on trade, transport and communications in force between the kingdom of Kashmir and the outgoing British Government. The Indian government requested further discussions with representatives of Kashmir before signing a similar agreement.

The context changed abruptly when the Maharaja began to lose control the domestic situation. In the first week of October of 1947 a peasant revolt broke out in south-western province of Poonch, the peasants rose up against the local Muslim landowners, Rajput Hindu caste. Formations of the Pakistani army moved immediately to help the rebels with weapons, transport and men. The insurgents, with the support of tribal Pathans (or Pashtuns, are a people living south-eastern Afghanistan - the state where they represent the largest ethnic group - in the northern parts of Pakistan - where they enjoy considerable autonomy - and Kashmir, the more they speak Pashtu, the language of the Iranian strain. Despite being separated by border-state they have maintained strong ties, thanks to Pashtunwali, a common code of conduct. Moreover, they constitute the main ethnic contingent in the movement of Taliban. The current Afghan President Hamid Karzai is an ethnic Pashtun) from armed North-West Frontier Province of Pakistan along with Pakistani army officers, defeated the army in Kashmir and marched to Srinagar - the summer capital of the kingdom - engaging in looting, destruction , rapes and killings. Pakistani sources claim that the tribal armed formations were made in Kashmir following the circulation of rumors that they gave to the imminent decision of Maharja access to India.

Meanwhile, October 14, 1947, the district of Poonch declared independence from Dogra kingdom and took the name of Azad Kashmir (Free Kashmir).

The Maharaja, fully aware of Pakistan's support to the insurgents and the invaders, he decided to ask for military support of India for salvage. Jawaharlal Nehru, then Prime Minister of India was prepared to provide the help required, but on two conditions: Hari Singh would formally accept the accession of his state to India and the act should have received the imprimatur of Sheikh Abdullah , which would lead the interim government during the emergency phase. On October 26, 1947 Hari Singh signed the Instrument of Accession (Act of Accession) of his state to India in exchange della garanzia che al Kashmir sarebbe stato concesso uno status autonomo particolare. Nella lettera, allegata al sopracitato atto, che Hari Singh spediva a Lord Mountbatten, tra le altre cose si leggeva: «Inspite of repeated appeals made by my Government no attempt has been made to check these raiders or to stop them from coming into my State. In fact, both radio and the Press of Pakistan have reported these occurences. The Pakistan radio even put out the story that a provisional government has been set up in Kashmir. (…) With the conditions obtaining at present in my State and the great emergency of the situation as it exists, I have no option but to ask for help from the Indian Dominion. Naturally they cannot send the help asked for by me without my State acceding to the Dominion of India» . L'indomani, accettando l'atto di adesione, nella sua risposta al maharaja Mountbatten auspicava «In consistence with their policy that in the case of any State where the issue of accession has been the subject of dispute, the question of accession should be decided in accordance with the wishes of the people of the State, it is my Government's wish that, as soon as law and order have been restored in Kashmir and its soil cleared of the invader, the question of the State's accession should be settled by a reference to the people» . Jawaharlal Nehru fece propria la promessa di referendum di autodeterminazione e, davanti alla Costituent Assembly of India, riaffermò il diritto ultimo of the Kashmiri people to decide its future political association under the supervision of an impartial international tribunal like the UN could be.

In recent years, a dispute about the date dell'accessione. Since then Pakistan has argued that Hari Singh's signature was obtained through intimidation. The signing of the document is actually only took 27 October 1947, although the document is dated the day before, some authors argue that Indian troops had already entered the territory of Kashmir before the act was signed [Alaistar Lamb, Kashmir : A Disputed Legacy, 1846-1990] and this is good game to Pakistan when he says that the annexation Kashmir has been forced by military invasion.

support required by Hari Singh came from heaven, with airborne troops who put in a safe Srinagar. At that point Jinnah decided to break through the inertia and push the army, this time officially, in the war that continued until January 1949. The conflict in Kashmir was limited only by the intervention of General Auchinleck, Commander in Chief of the British Raj that was still the commander in chief of the armed forces of both the new dominions. The Indian Army managed to leave two thirds of the territory of the former princely state, while a third (Gilgit-Balstian and former district of Poonch) remained under the control Pakistan.

parallel to the battlefield since January 1948 the war was fought in the UN headquarters after that, on the advice of Mountbatten, the Security Council had been requested by India invoking Articles 34 and 35 of the Charter of the United Nations (referring to disputes or situations likely to endanger the maintenance of peace and international security). The Indian government urged the Security Council to condemn the complicity of Pakistan in the act of aggression perpetrated by Pakistani citizens alongside members of local tribes. The regime denied that Pakistan had provided any official assistance to the insurgents / invaders accused India of having practiced, following the partition, a policy of genocide against the Muslim population and put into question the legitimacy and legality dell'accessione of Kashmir to India. On 20 January 1948 the Security Council adopted Resolution No. 39, creating the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan (UNCIP) with a mandate to investigate and mediate the dispute. A second resolution, No. 47, was adopted by the Council of 21 April 1948, it increased from three to five the number of members from the Commission (Argentina, Belgium, Colombia, Czechoslovakia, United States of America), reminded the Government of Pakistan to withdraw its citizens from the territory of the state and asked the Indian government to withdraw its forces Armed with the exception of those necessary to support the civil power and the maintenance of law and order, also proposed the creation of a coalition government of the state of Jammu and Kashmir that would represent the entire political spectrum of the population. Finally gave the mandate to hold a plebiscite that would establish the will of the Kashmiri people on the accession to India or Pakistan.

For Nehru began the progessive disaffection with the United Nations, and especially against the United States and Britain, which were seen accommodate the Pakistani positions, from the Indian point of view was a source of dismay was the fact that aggressor and was attacked were equated.

In a letter dated 24 February 1947 addressed to Vijaylakshmi Pandit Nehru wrote, "I Could not Imagine That the Security Council Could possibly behave in the trivial Manner in Which it functioned. These People Are Supposed to keep order in the world. It is not surprising That the world is going to pieces. The United States and Britain Have played a dirty role, Britain Probably Being the chief actor behid the scenes " [in S. Gopal, Jawaharlal Nehru, A Biography, Vol 2, 1979].

In respect of two resolutions a team of observers visited the two states to broker a ceasefire. Once in Karachi were briefed by Interior Minister Mohammed Zafrullah Khan Pakistan's three brigades were involved in hostilities since May 1948, the justification for this intervention was that India had territorial claims on Pakistan as the Pakistan-controlled Kashmir. This fact drastically changed circumstances. For most of the Indian decision-makers were irritated by the lack of condemnation by the Council of Pakistan as an aggressor state. A third resolution was adopted August 13, 1948 urged India and Pakistan to agree to a ceasefire: Pakistan should withdraw its troops and citizens and then India would have done the same with his army. This is not never it happened: India insisted on the withdrawal of Pakistani troops and irregulars, Pakistan on the holding of a plebiscite. On 1 January 1949 came to a cease-fire brokered by the United Nations, which follows neither the army nor the withdrawal of self-determination referendum. The line of the cease-fire (border that remains disputed by both countries) has been renamed by both parties as "Line of Control (LOC) after the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971. To supervise the cease-fire was formed the United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP), whose mandate was extended even after the return of the UNCIP (March 30, 1951), apart from that it followed the failures of the Council security and its brokers and agents.

The first Kashmir war was the beginning of a conflict that has dragged on far with its full load of fatal inevitability, leaving in its path wars, tension, espionage, terrorism, balance of terror. The new nation were again on the brink of war in 1950 and 1951. In 1950, still had not exhausted the long wave of the tragic effects of partition on the people, local unrest along the border of Tripura and West Bengal led hundreds of thousands of Hindus to flee from East Pakistan to West Bengal, while in the opposite direction moved so many Muslim refugees. To prevent the outbreak of hostilities, Prime Minister of Nehru and Liaquat Ali Khan Pakistan met in Delhi and spread to a joint statement with which it undertook to ensure the protection of minorities in both countries. Then in 1951, India amassed troops on the border with West Pakistan, to put pressure on the refugee issue and the Kashmir crisis was resolved with an exchange of letters between the two prime ministers.

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"The Ahmadiyya movement in Islam was created under divine guidance, then, with the aim to revive the moral and spiritual values Islam globally. Encourages dialogue inter-religious and try diligently to correct the (many) misunderstandings about Islam in the West. The movement offers a clear presentation of wisdom, philosophy, morality and spirituality of Islam as derived from the Qur'an and the practice (Sunnah) of the holy prophet of Islam, Muhammad (Allah bless him and rest his soul), and between other things, an interpretation consistent and non-violent resurrection of Jesus according to which he was crucified and survived a few hours on the cross, then he recovered from his swoon in the tomb where he had been deposed, healed and then headed east to complete his mission biblical, that is to preach the Gospel to the lost tribes of Israel up in Afghanistan and northern India. Jesus, Prophet of God, Son of the Virgin Mary died in old age in Kashmir, where his tomb can still be visited. "

The attack yesterday, Friday, May 28, Pakistan had targeted the followers of the reformist movement of Islam Ahmaddya .

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SEATO was not without critics, however, including Walter Lippmann, America's most influential foreign affairs columnist. When he encountered Dulles at a Washington dinner party shortly after the Manila conference, Lippmann quizzed the secretary about the benefits of the new alliance.

“Look Walter”, Dulles replied, “I've got to get some real fighting men into the south of Asia. The only who can really fight are the Pakistanis. That's why we need them in the Alliance. We could never get along without the Gurkas [sic]”

“But Foster”, Lippmann countered, “the Gurkas aren't Pakistanis, they're Indians”. [In fact, the Gurkas are from Nepal and serve both in the British and Indian armies.]

“Well”, responded Dulles, unpertubed by such details, “they may not be Pakistanis but they're Moslems”.

“No, I'm afraid they're not Moslems, either; they're Hindus,” Lippmann stated.

“No matter,” the secretary of state retorted and proceeded to lecture Lippmann for half an hour on the virtues of SEATO in stemming communism in Asia.

ps: John Foster Dulles era il Segretario di Stato del presidente americano Dwight Eisenhower (Rep).


[Ronals Steel, Walter Lippmann and the American Century]

[citation Dennix Kux, The United States and Pakistan 1947-2000 Disenchanted Allies].

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"We can not allow the Italian leaders to infect the G7 for a long time. They should be thrown out. The real problem, when you consider the G7 pledges to Africa, is that the terrible liability of governments such as the Italian obscures the commendable performance of the U.S. and Britain. This suggests the need for a renewed coalition of the willing, where only those who are seriously committed to a partnership with Africans join together with the emerging, new technologies and the emerging generation African activists and entrepreneurs. "

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My name is E.

I was born in Benin City, my home was in the village of Ujoba, in central Nigeria, on ... 1979.

On my father's name is A., the name of my mother M. I had a brother who died when she was 3-4 years. So I was left an only child. We

tribe Esan (Ishan).

After a few classes at school my mother sent me from a relative to learn the carpenter's work. But I wanted to continue studying.

Once I went with some Christian friends to church. There I met S. father, who helped me to continue his studies.

When I was 12 I was baptized a Christian by St.

studied in Benin City. After my studies I worked as an electrician.

When I worked in Benin City, inhabited by a Christian pastor, S.

In 1998 my mother died.

In Nigeria I had a problem with my family because they are Christian. My father was a priest of a cult that worshiped idols (it's called "juju", analogous to the "voodoo"), he was a headman. I do not recognize myself in that religion.

In 2001, February, J. I married, I knew in Benin City, where I worked, I was engaged to her for some years.

Then my father died, I was in December 2002. They called me from the village. I went.

The village elders have told me that because my father was the "king" (king) of this small country, I had to get someone that had to be sacrificed, because this was the rule for when a dying village chief like my father.

I did not want to do such a thing. They told me that if I brought someone to sacrifice, they would have killed the first child that my wife had given birth.

The village elders would not let me bury my father. E 'remained for six months at home, without being buried. Then, one night, with the help of my pastor S. who came from Benin City, I buried my father digging a hole in the house: we have no cemeteries, we bury our dead in own home or in the ground outside the house. Then I went back to Benin City.

The next day I learned that have revived my father, who was again out of the grave.

I was annoyed.

Then I went to the tree where they make sacrifices, there is always fresh blood in there. I set fire to the tree. Then I discovered, they tried to get me to kill me, beat me, but I could run away to Benin City.

I do not know what happened to the body of my father. I have not had contact with the village.

The November 6, 2003 my son was born, G., Benin City.

Then, every day, from the village people who were threatening S. because I was staying, the villagers wanted to take my son to sacrifice him. We were in danger. So

S. advised me to leave the city.

Then, in January 2004, I escaped to Kano (on the border with Niger), with my wife and my son.

A Kano someone I saw the village and went to warn the others, who then came looking for us.

So we decided to leave Nigeria. We called a friend of my wife asking him to come pick the child - that was too small to cross the desert - and take it from the mother-in-law. Even today our son G. lives with his mother-in-law, who is now very old and is hard to grow our son. The brother of my wife, who lives with my mother-in-law, was only 15 years.

We fled from Zinder in Niger and we got a truck that took us to Agadez. Here we stayed three months. Then we went to "Drokou" in the desert, where there is un'accampamento army, here we stopped a few days. Here we took a jeep to Tajhari, in which we were suddenly approached by jeep with four people in uniforms who spoke Arabic, that we have taken the money, they killed two boys, was already in the area of \u200b\u200bthe bodies of dead people, perhaps thirst or perhaps because they had been killed. Tajhari arrived we took a taxi to the Qatrun. Here we were three days, and we got into a car Murzuq. Since we went to Murzuq Sabha. From here we took a car to Tripoli. From Tripoli we moved to Zuwarah. It was June of 2004. Zuwarah I worked, I washed the cars from a gas station. Here I was paying to rent a room for me and my wife.

In June 2005 there was a problem. Gaddafi ordered to remove all the "blacks" from Zuwarah.

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I decided to come to Italy. I found some people who could help me. I paid $ 1,100 for one person.

On September 1, 2008, we started from Tripoli. We were 79 people on the boat. It was a Zodiac. On 6 September we landed in Sicily. The police helped us and brought us into a field in Cassibile. We have been here a few days and then we have moved to Syracuse.

On October 15, 2008 we were called to the Committee of Syracuse for the request for protection.

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On 22 December 2008 I went to Syracuse dall'avvocatessa C. working for P., the lawyer gave me the documents that said that my request was refused. I went back to Racalmuto.

In October 2009 I was told that the project was finished ... and we had to leave.

A friend of mine in Perugia told me I could come to him and he helped me find a house.

Nigeria: Prevalence of ritual murder and human sacrifice and reaction by government Authorities (March 2000-July 2005)

http://www.unhcr.org/refworld/country,, IRBC,, NGA, 456d621e2, 440ed7372, 0.html

Refugee Review Tribunal - AUSTRALIA
Country: Nigeria

Date: 4 May 2009
Keywords: Nigeria - Enugu State - Ritualised killings - Christians - Black magic / "juju" - Police - Communal violence
www.mrt-rrt.gov.au/ArticleDocuments/98/nga34830. pdf.aspx

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INDEPENDENCE AND PARTITION

"Never before, in the entire history of the Muslim League, we did something, if not by constitutional methods and through the constitutional negotiations. Today, we are forced into this position is a move by the Congress, both of England. (...) Today we say goodbye the constitutions and constitutional methods' [Speech by Mohammed Ali Jinnah at the plenary session of the Muslim League in Mumbai on 27-29 July 1946]. With these words Jinnah (now president of

All-India Muslim League - following the Muslim League - in 1938, small and medium-party assurance of landed gentry, established in 1906 in Dhaka - now the capital of Bangladesh - by Nawab Sir Khwaja Salimullah) was expressed in the aftermath of the failure of the British mission that was intended to refer to the major Indian leaders, in pursuit of a proposed devolution of power in India that would be acceptable to all parties. The failure was due to the opposition of Jawaharlal Nehru (in 1929 rose to the presidency of the Indian National Congress - or simply "Congress" - a mass party of the current moderate founded in 1885 by Allan Octavian Hume, Surendranath Banerjee, Chandra Womesh Bonnerjee, Dadabhai Naoroji and others) to a plan which provided for a federal union of India with limited powers limited to defense, foreign affairs and communications. All other powers would go to the provinces, which would be combined into three groups with their own government and their legislature. Nehru, however, called for a Union with much wider powers than those provided by the mission. At the break he policy followed by the beginning of a period of chaos in the subcontinent, a prelude to a low intensity civil war characterized by inter-community clashes and bloodshed that would accompany partition.
At that point, February 20, 1947, comes the new viceroy, Lord Mountbatten, so eager to settle the issue of the British Raj that only took seventy days to dismantle the colonial empire in India when the British themselves to build it took three hundred years . The plan to divide India by Pakistan was created by VP Menon, then segreterario of Lord Mountbatten, in four hours. According to this plan, with the Anglo-Indian division of the empire (what he called Gandhi
the "vivisection of a nation '), powers were transferred to two dominions: India and Pakistan (each of which, at a later time, could secede from the Commonwealth). The various Indian provinces were to accede to either dominion. The matter would be taken by the legislative assemblies of each province. The project of partition, finalized on 11 May 1947, staff gained instant membership of Nehru and soon after was approved by Congress and representatives of the Sikh June 2 and Mohammed Ali Jinnah, on behalf of the Muslim League, the day after . On 18 July, on the basis of this plan, the British Parliament ratified the India Independence Act and, under pressure from Mountbatten, the date of the end of the raj was brought forward to August 14, 1947 (compared to the previously referred to as coincident, at the latest, by June 1948).
the night of August 14, 1947, in front of the Constituent Assembly in New Delhi, the new prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru delivered a historic speech broadcast by radio to the entire population of India: "Many years ago we made an appointment with destiny, and now the time has come when we will maintain our commitment, not wholly or in full way, but substantially. At the stroke of midnight, when the world will sleep, India will awake to life and freedom. A moment arrives - And comes only rarely in history - when we leave behind the old to the new, when an age ends and when the soul of a nation, long suppressed, finds expression. " That is how Pakistan and India on 14 and 15 August 1947 respectively. They were born in a bloodbath that accompanied the partion since, as rightly said Jaswant Singh, famous Indian politician and writer,
"This was not a natural birth, but a Caesarean . The fundamentals of the construction of the two states diverged radically. The existence and success of India a secular, multicultural, multiethnic and multi-challenged the basic elements of the homeland of the Muslims. Pakistan, the "Land of the Pure," was intended by Jinnah and his Muslim League as it believed the only way to protect the rights of the Muslims of the subcontinent and not be crushed under the weight of the numerical superiority of the Hindus. On the occasion of the Muslim League session in Lahore in March 1940, Mohammed Ali Jinnah announced for the first time the theory of two nations:
"Mussalmans (Muslims) Came to India as conquerors, traders and preachers and Brought Them with Their Own culture and civilization. They Reformed and remoulded the sub-continent of India. Today, the hundred million in Mussalmans (British) India Represent the largest compact body of Muslim population in Any single part of the world. We are a nation with Our own distinctive culture and civilization, language and literature, art and architecture, names and nomenclature, value and proportion, legal Laws and moral code, customs and calendar, history and Traditions, aptitude and ambitions, in short We have Our distinctive outlook on life and of life. By all canons of international law we are a nation '.
An ideology, in some ways similar to Zionism and its advocated Jewish national identity, under which Muslims constituted a nation and a civilization different, distinct and separate from the Indian / Hindu, for historical and cultural reasons, according this theory for the first time the merger was explicitly requested of "areas where Muslims were a numerical majority 'to form ' independent states'. The basis for this thought had already been justified under the colonial authorities when they, for splitting and defuse the nascent nationalist movement endorsed the Morley-Minto constitutional reforms in 1909, which introduced separate electorates for the "distinct political communities and civilians." On the other hand Nehru contributed substantially to the radicalization of political positions of the Muslim League as the political compromise with the latter more often preferred to the intransigence and confrontation, in this way Jinnah - the man who he earned the title of
'Hindu-Muslim unity ambassador "for his stubborn research work of an alliance between the Congress and the Muslim League - came to catalyze around himself the most anti-Muslim policies Congress. In a dispatch from the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi addressed to the State Department dated 22 April 1947, he commented, 'The present unhappy situation is as much a result of Congress leaders' ineptitude and Lack of political vision of Mr. Jinnah's intransigence as . Had Congress leaders put aside Their Fears Regarding the effect of the Cabinet Mission plan on their party's position in Assam, the Punjab and the Northwest Frontier Province, Mr. Jinnah Would not Have Been Provided with a logical basis for the Muslim League's current stand, and India Might today Have Been Laying the ground-work for a united country INSTEAD of facing the prospect of Balkanization " [in Dennix Kux, The United States and Pakistan Disenchanted Allies 1947-2000]. After bundling of those areas where Muslims were a majority, Pakistan was born with a unique conformation of two blocks located to the west and east of the Union of India: West Pakistan comprised the Muslim-majority provinces of Balochistan, Sindh, North-West Frontier Province and the western part of Punjab, along which ran the new international boundary with India, East Pakistan was born on the eastern part of Bengal except Calcutta. The implementation of the ambiguous idea of \u200b\u200bPakistan (Jinnah saw something behind this concept is still a matter of debate, but it is clear that in his original intentions he thought a stronger political position for the Muslim minority within the frame state of India units) and the subsequent partition on religious lines necessarily involve the movement of huge masses of people especially in the two multi-confessional and multiethnic states of Punjab and Bengal. This was what actually happened. About 12 million people had to flee their homes and move to either side of the border, this huge exodus was accompanied by a macabre dance of death made up of inter-sectarian violence and massacres.
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Anna asked me this question:

Hello Jaska wanted to write a topic on the forum, but I tell it to just a few of you who have "known" better. I have the impression that you as a niche intellectual and G2 are therefore more complex and problematic second generation. The children of the second generation usually barely exceed high school, unfortunately, rarely get university. But these guys (and I meet from many) live their "diversity" more naturally, without being offended if someone asks where they come from, have less anger toward a society that is still in its infancy of multiculturalism. Conclusion: more culture, more mental saws, which are sometimes good, sometimes I'm just a useless byproduct of the culture or simply a symptom of a non-acceptance of their identity and complex we put in anger toward others (and this applies even for natives).

Graditi your valuable thoughts on the matter.

Anna

Ciò che dice Anna lo abbiamo sentito dire da tanti, ed in una certa misura possiamo anche essere d'accordo. Lo dicono le statistiche che sono pochi quelli che frequentano i licei prediligendo - per scelta propria o imposta o "suggerita" da altri - gli istituti professionali. Di conseguenza pochi sono quelli proseguono gli studi iscrivendosi all'università...

Ora, nessun figlio di immigrati che sia arrivato in Italia da piccolo (e con ciò possiamo intendere persone arrivate in età prescolare come anche persone arrivate attorno 1i 13-14 anni) può affermare onestamente di non essersi mai posto domande sulla propria identità, soprattutto per quanto concerne l'appartenenza al paese di origine rispetto a quello d'adozione. It may instead vary the consistency and depth with which one puts these questions. Sometimes you think about it once or twice, too intensely, and then give up thinking about it further for one reason or another.

What brought the G2 (by this I mean the members of the G2 second generation) has become more "mental masturbations" of others? To ask that others do not pose problems and expect things others do not claim?

I think it is only a further understanding of what we are - we are not immigrants but we are not "Italian" 100% - that led us to deny any simplification of our identity from others, not to accept a one-dimensional vision. This happened in our case, although all around us tends to stick labels ready-seeing "or meat or fish." Our awareness - not only because of the fact that we, or rather most of us had the opportunity to continue their studies - rather leads us to affirm the decision that we are neither the one nor the other, neither fish nor fowl (egg but, as he told our elegantly Lucia).

The boys who live with their differences as "natural" are those who have not been able to put into question. Neither at school nor at home, or with the peer group. This does not happen only with the children of immigrants, but also with most of the young natives: we do not live in another dimension, our world is the same, the stimuli are the same, the media stereotypes with their politically incorrect and socially transmit the same shit everywhere ... and not all are vaccinated ..

The right question to be, then, is not because the G2 you ask too many questions, but because the "others" if they do not, and if their "natural" is really so "natural"?

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This is a brief introduction to the first draft of my thesis on Kashmir (my advisor is a professor of History of International Relations), on which I started just working. Help me find a title for your thesis?
Any comments on this brief introduction will be as unwelcome and even more help I would be your advice on sources to consult or areas to be treated.

INTRODUCTION

Since 11 September 2001 the world's attention is focused on Afghanistan and the changing fortunes of this war-torn country. In dealing with journalistic at times is no mention of Pakistan, its neighbor, next to the U.S. as committed to the fight against terrorism because, in turn, accused of hiding, protecting or supporting international terrorism Islamic. However it happens often to reflect (and to read or hear thoughts) is that, for almost half a century - particularly since the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union in 1979 - Afghanistan, Pakistan and Kashmir is the axis along which you play all the geopolitical and military skirmishes in the Indian subcontinent and in this sense, Kashmir is found to be the nucleus around which more than half a century or so, rotate the delicate balance of Indian subcontinent and its neighboring states and. This region includes problematic and involves varying degrees, from west to east, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar.

defuse the powder keg of Kashmir thus means prevent catastrophic scenarios that might result from open conflict between hostile nuclear powers (India, Pakistan, China) who have had major war occurred, as well as out some of the impact that the issue of Kashmir has the status of Afghanistan.

that end should also mention the role of the international community including the United Nations to the great political and military actors such as the United States of America, Britain and Russia / former Soviet Union.