State of the Friendship: Pakistan and India

On November 26th, the third anniversary of terrorist attacks in Mumbai, 166 people died (including 25 foreigners) three days after the terrorist attack in November 2008, 308 people were injured, 1 billion people Angry. Ten terrorists from Pakistan approached the city at sea; Pakistan's terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) was attacked with the support of Pakistan's main intelligence agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Planned. As seen in the triple explosion on July 13, 2011, three years later, Mumbai is still vulnerable to acts of terrorism.

All recent sharp remarks and screams from India and Pakistan recently - Indian interior minister who calls Pakistan "terror state" and Pakistan defense minister threatening to start a nuclear war from India - a subtle Threat It is relatively harmless for ordinary audiences. On September 22, the Indian foreign ministry spokesman secretly pointed out that New Delhi can cancel the Indus Water Treaty (IWT). "If it is like this type of treaty, it will work." When Bizas Swallup asked whether India would cancel the agreement, "This is decisive for mutual trust and cooperation .

In 1947, the British Indian was divided into independent governance of India and Pakistan. Hundreds of kingdom states ruled by the monarchy in the treaty with the British accession alliance were incorporated into India and Pakistan. India and Pakistan carried out several wars between former prince Jang Moo and Kashmir. Between 1950 and 1954, France and India merged with India, India joined Portugal and India in 1961 and annexed the Kingdom of Sikkim in 1975. India's rebellion in 1857 was part of the Indian army's uprising. It is characterized by civilian massacres by both sides. But this is not an independent movement, it is only a part of India. Later, the UK withdrew from contemporary Indian social reform and the level of organized violence under British rule was relatively small.

Punjab in eastern India was founded in 1947. At that time, the Individualization Division divided the former British Punjab into India and Pakistan. The majority of Muslim areas in the western provinces became Pakistan 's Punjab; mainly the Sikhs and the eastern part of the Hindu became Punjab in East India.