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ABSTRACT
The India-Pakistani perennial conflicts over the past six decades, in the struggle to possess Kashmir,
have been posing serious problems to the international community. This
anomaly in their relations has raised some crucial questions by this
study such as: Does the continuing dispute between India and Pakistan,
over Kashmir, carry the risk of nuclear war in Asia?
Furthermore, would the resolution of the India-Pakistani dispute create
the opportunity for the settlement of other boundary problems in Asia?
In this context, this study was undertaken to determine whether the
continuing dispute between India and Pakistan, over Kashmir, carries the
risk of nuclear war in Asia. It will also establish if the resolution
of the India-Pakistani dispute would create an opportunity for the
settlement of other boundary problems in Asia. A literature review of
books and articles in respect of the various wars were used to unveil
the critical facts. To achieve
this, the qualitative method
of data collection and analysis was used. Afterwards, the study found
out that religious fundamentalism had eroded peaceful relations between
India and Pakistan. In a bid to describe the tenets of the study, the
balance of power theory was employed as analytical framework. In line
with these, it hypothetically held that the continuing dispute between
India and Pakistan, over Kashmir, carries the risk of nuclear war in
Asia. Again, that the resolution of the India-Pakistani dispute would
create
an opportunity for the settlement of other boundary problems in Asia.
Finally, the study recommended that under a multilateral declaration,
the withdrawn sovereignty and independence of the princely state of Kashmir and Jammu be restored by the UN, forcing India and Pakistan to withdraw their controls. Alternatively, the UN should permanently station their peace-keeping forces in the Line of Control to check the incessant infiltrations and resultant conflicts between them.
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