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A 9 page paper which examines the social, political, and primarily the religious tensions between India and Pakistan. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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been immersed in great conflict for a variety of reasons (Background to India and Pakistan conflict). They were both nations that were colonized, to some extent, by the British and
they were both nations that received their independence from Britain simultaneously (Background to India and Pakistan conflict). The conflicts between the two revolve around many different issues that relate to
society, politics and perhaps most of all religion. The following paper examines the history of the conflicts today and then examines the conflicts, with a focus on the conflicts
that arise from the Muslim and Hindu faith. History and Conflict In looking to history, the history of the 19th century,
we first note that the regions of Jammu and Kashmir were brought under Sikh rule in the early part of the 19th century (BBC). The British troops fought and
took over in 1846 but they did not take direct control of the region, putting in place a Hindu ruler instead (BBC). The Hindu ruler, the Maharaja, possessed much territory,
including "the Buddhist area of Ladakh, the predominantly Hindu region of Jammu, the majority Muslim valley of Kashmir, as well as smaller Muslim kingdoms in the west" (BBC).
In the 1930s came the notion of a newly named region, and the name Pakistan came from an idea one man, Chaudhuri Rahmat Ali, possessed.
He believed that a separate homeland should exist that would be primarily comprised of "Muslim-majority provinces in the north-west as well as the geographically contiguous princely state of Jammu and
Kashmir" (BBC). The name, simply and intriguingly enough, was derived with each letter representing a particular region. The P stood for Punjab, the A for Afghanis, K was representative of
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