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Pakistan’s Bold Response to S Jaishankar’s Call for the Return of ‘Stolen Kashmir

by Miles Cooper
May 23, 2025
in Pakistan
Pakistan’s ‘baseless’ retort after S Jaishankar calls for return of ‘stolen part of Kashmir’ – The Indian Express
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In a recent declaration that has escalated tensions between India and Pakistan, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized the necessity for reclaiming what he referred to as the “illegally occupied part of Kashmir.” This statement provoked a strong rebuttal from Islamabad, with Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry labeling these comments as unfounded and part of a long-standing narrative surrounding territorial disputes that have hindered relations for years. As both countries maintain their stances on this divisive issue, the ramifications of such intense exchanges are significant, potentially affecting regional stability and diplomatic efforts. This article explores the past context of the Kashmir conflict, recent interactions between Indian and Pakistani officials, and the wider implications of international involvement in this persistent dispute.

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  • Pakistan’s Reaction to S. Jaishankar’s Assertion: Examining Context and Consequences
  • Historical Background: Unpacking Origins of the Kashmir Dispute

Pakistan’s Reaction to S. Jaishankar’s Assertion: Examining Context and Consequences

Pakistan’s Reaction to S Jaishankar's Assertion: Examining Context and Consequences

The remarks made by Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar regarding the need for reclaiming what he termed as “illegally occupied Kashmir” have prompted an immediate and passionate response from Pakistani officials. Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari described Jaishankar’s comments as “unfounded,” arguing they ignore ground realities. The Pakistani government insists that Kashmir is not merely about territory but involves humanitarian concerns tied to the rights and aspirations of its people.They contend that such statements only heighten regional tensions while diverting attention from critical issues within India itself.

To grasp this ongoing dialog better, it is indeed crucial to consider its historical backdrop along with how these statements influence bilateral relations today. Both nations have been embroiled in contentious discussions over Kashmir for decades, drawing international scrutiny along with calls for renewed dialogue. The positions held by each side can be summarized in the following table:

Response ElementIndia’s StancePakistan’s Stance
Kashmir StatusConsiders it an integral part of IndiaTreats it as a disputed region
International SupportAims for recognition from global powersCalls for compliance with UN resolutions
Dialogue ApproachPursues bilateral talks under specific conditionsPursues third-party mediation involvement.

This ongoing exchange highlights intricate power dynamics within South Asia while underscoring challenges faced in achieving lasting peace regarding Kashmir. As both nations prepare for potential diplomatic engagements ahead, global observers are closely watching developments while advocating constructive dialogue.

Historical Background: Unpacking Origins of the Kashmir Dispute

Historical Background: Unpacking Origins of the Kashmir Dispute

The roots of the Kashmir conflict trace back to tumultuous events following British India’s partition in 1947 when two independent states—India and Pakistan—were formed.
Key historical milestones include:

  • Accession Decision:The princely states were given autonomy during partition; Maharaja Hari Singh initially opted against joining either nation.
  • 1947 Invasion:Kashmir was invaded by armed groups from Pakistan leading Maharaja Singh to accede to India seeking military support.
  • First Indo-Pakistani War (1947-1948): This resulted in establishing a Line dividing control (LoC) over Jammu &Kashmir between both countries.
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  • The question surrounding sovereignty has remained contentious over time due largely differing interpretations offered by each nation concerning past events.Both sides present arguments supporting rightful ownership often referencing legal documents or international law.The assertion made by S.Jaishankar regarding returning “illegally occupied” areas adds further complexity into ongoing discussions.A comparative analysis reveals:

    CountryClaimed Territory                               

    Status

    India

    Entire state Jammu &Kashmir

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