Kashmir Masla: Angrez Ne Kya Kiya - Dr. Israr Ahmad

This lecture analyzes the historical roots of the Kashmir conflict, arguing it was deliberately instigated by British colonial policy. The speaker contends that British rule, lasting two centuries, inevitably bred resentment among the governed. To exacerbate divisions and maintain control, the British fostered animosity between communities, using Kashmir as a point of contention. The strategy aimed to pit Pakistan and India against each other, ensuring continued British influence even after independence. The speaker highlights the shared history within the Commonwealth as a basis for potential reconciliation, suggesting that fostering friendship and resolving the conflict would benefit all parties involved. The core argument is that the Kashmir issue isn't organic, but a calculated outcome of colonial manipulation.

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