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January to March 2024 Article ID: NSS8568 Impact Factor:7.60 Cite Score:3024 Download: 76 DOI: https://doi.org/ View PDf
Jammu & Kashmir during the Partition of 1947
Anshu Sharma
Research Scholar (History) Amity University, Jaipur (Raj.)
Abstract : This paper aims to provide an understanding of the political
climate in Kashmir during the partition. An attempt has been made to comprehend
the history of the state's admission into India and the tribal invasion. This
study tries to illustrate various partition experiences throughout the state.
The horrific violence that broke out in the Indian subcontinent in 1947, as
well as the conflicting memories and visions that accompanied the partition.
Although the causes and origins may differ depending on factors like
philosophy, religion, and identity, the subcontinent saw both a great deal of
trauma and success. It marked the establishment of new, independent governments
and the granting of the citizenship of a sovereign republic—the ultimate
triumph of the anti-colonial movement. The purpose of this paper's audit is to
provide a general overview of the Kashmir conflict from the perspective of
partition. Aside from that, the paper will also discuss the minimally felt
effects of violence in the subcontinent that stem from the split.
Keywords: Partition, Violence, Jammu, Kashmir, Instrument of
Accession, Migration.
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