120 Whither Kashmir? (Part II) - Islamabad Policy Research Institute
120 Whither Kashmir? (Part II) - Islamabad Policy Research Institute
120 Whither Kashmir? (Part II) - Islamabad Policy Research Institute
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86 IPRI Factfile<br />
Rise of Peaceful Protest Movement<br />
• 1989: The peaceful protest movement that started in 1989 has been<br />
a 'purely indigenous, purely <strong>Kashmir</strong>i' (by Washington post from<br />
Mirwaiz Farooq a <strong>Kashmir</strong>i party leader), 'Ghandi style' (stated by<br />
Wall Street Journal) peaceful protest movement in Indian<br />
Administered <strong>Kashmir</strong> since 1989 continues today. The movement<br />
was created for the same reason as the insurgency; the disputed<br />
rigged elections in 1987 <strong>Kashmir</strong> dispute and grievances with the<br />
Indian government specifically the Indian Military that has<br />
commited [committed] human rights violations. This reinforced by<br />
the United Nations that has said India has commited [committed]<br />
Human rights violations, (the movement continues today).<br />
Rise of Militancy 1989<br />
• 1988: Operation Tupac launched by Pakistan's Inter-Services<br />
Intelligence to support militants in <strong>Kashmir</strong> with aim of<br />
disintegrating India. However Pakistan says (stated by BBC) and<br />
contends that they only give 'moral' and 'diplomatic' support to<br />
the 'movement' of what BBC called 'armed resistance' in <strong>Kashmir</strong>.<br />
Timeline of the conflict.<br />
• 1989: Insurgency in Jammu and <strong>Kashmir</strong>: In 1989, a widespread<br />
armed insurgency started in <strong>Kashmir</strong>, Since after 1987 disputed<br />
rigged Sate elections resulted in some of the 'states legislative<br />
assembly' 'formed militant wings' later on after the election<br />
forming and creating the catalyst for the insurgency which<br />
continues to this day furthermore 'in part' fueled by Afghan<br />
Mujahadeen in 1989. Pakistan has been accused of supporting the<br />
insurgency. Timeline of the conflict.<br />
• December 8, 1989: Kidnapping of Rubaiya Sayeed.<br />
• February 5, 1990: Solidarity day is observed throughout Pakistan<br />
and Azad <strong>Kashmir</strong> for the alleged massacres by Indian armed forces<br />
as Indian state Terrorism.<br />
• January 19, 1990: <strong>Kashmir</strong> brought under Indian control: The<br />
Indian government brings <strong>Kashmir</strong> under its direct control. The<br />
state legislature is suspended, the government is removed and the<br />
former Director General of the Indian Secret Service, <strong>Research</strong> and<br />
Analysis Wing (RAW), Mr. Jagmohan is appointed governor.