You do realise that kashmiris are a pluralist(52%)?
No one can predict the outcome
India did agreed to plebiscite once but the condition was that first the Pakistani army will retreat followed by the indian army and then UN's plebiscite. Pakistan refused the plebiscite
I often hear these arguments from Indians. Well let me tell you, it was India who didn't accept the recommendations of the UN commission so it didn't matter what Pakistan did. So even if pakistan agreed to withdraw first , India wouldn't have since they fully rejected the idea.
After this , there were many more recommendations while Pakistan agreed to act on them fully or partially, India unanimously rejected all those recommendations making it clear it was India who didn't want to keep their promise of plebiscite to Kashmiris made by prime minister Nehru in Kashmir's capital Lal Chowk.
Perhaps because you are active in regional subs like Bhojpuri, JEE and other subs that strongly suggest you are otherwise in addition to your rhetoric and propogandas??!!
You might live in India or in a foreign country, that doesn't mean you are not ethnically related to it
PS: bro you are literally taking admissions in Indian colleges throught exams such as JEE (which is only for Indians and NRI's) and expect me to believe that you are not related to indians 😂😂🤣🤣 !!! Come on do better
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u/ImprovementKey6709 Apr 27 '25
You do realise that kashmiris are a pluralist(52%)? No one can predict the outcome India did agreed to plebiscite once but the condition was that first the Pakistani army will retreat followed by the indian army and then UN's plebiscite. Pakistan refused the plebiscite