Make Earth Great Again. Perennialism. Student of Ancient Pakistan & subcontinent. Unity, Faith, Discipline. Dad of two girls, husband, proud Koi Pond Enthusiast
@arnabsarkar15 leave the “empty vessels” rhetoric aside. Historical documents are better read in full than shouted in fragments. We challenge you to a vote! Scared because they want nothing to do with Hindutva ideology?
@arnabsarkar15 So quoting one stage of an unimplemented demilitarisation plan does not make the plebiscite disappear. If India believes Kashmiris freely chose India, the obvious question remains: why oppose putting that claim to the democratic test that India itself once accepted? 3/3
@arnabsarkar15 More importantly, India itself accepted the principle that the final status of Jammu & Kashmir would be determined by the will of its people through a free and impartial plebiscite under UN auspices.
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@arnabsarkar15 That is an incomplete reading of the UNCIP framework. The withdrawal provisions were part of a sequenced demilitarisation process involving both sides, not an Indian veto over the principle of a plebiscite. 1/3
@IndianEmbassyUS@nytimes Why don’t we have a vote and plebisicite to see who the people of Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh want to remain with? What are you afraid of India?
@GadSaad There needs to be a new one where this lad ends up in every country and is hugged and loved. And in the end, Palestinians and Israelis hug living as a free and confident people in friendship and harmony!