The Kashmir Problem: An Anglo-American Operation

July 10, 2019

The Kashmir problem, an Anglo-American operation against India provides the culminating illustration of the hostility between India and Pakistan and the determination to satisfy their imperialistic ambition to rule over the entire sub-continent once again by the use of modern military forces with generous defense support by the Anglo-American bloc under the trusteeship of the United Nations.

Chester Bowles, the former US Ambassador to India in his book An Ambassador Reports, commented on the use of Kashmir as the American forward military outpost in Central Asia:

“When I was in Kashmir in the fall of 1952, some two-thirds of the officers on the cease-fire line were Americans, and not all of them handled themselves with discretion. The last negotiator appointed by the United Nations was a distinguished American, Frank Graham, and the Administrator who was selected by the United Nations to take charge of the Plebiscite, if and when it was concluded, was still another American, Admiral Chester Nimitz.

Despite the high caliber of these men, and all the goodwill in the world, the UN efforts to achieve a Kashmir settlement took on the character of an American operation. In a situation where passions ran high, we have not only failed to achieve settlement, but have come in for sharp criticism.”

What disturbed the peace of Kashmir most was the Anglo-American desire to utilize its unique position surrounded by four countries: to the North-East and North, it is bounded by the People’s Republic of China (Tibet and Sinkiang); to the North West by Afghanistan; to the West by Pakistan and to the South by India and to the North by the Russians. The Anglo-American interest was to achieve colonial interests in Asia with a base in Kashmir – a land of magnificent beauty and hospitality.

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Contents

1 The Kashmir Problem – An Anglo-American Operation

2 3 Stages of Military Strategic Designs

2.1 The First Stage – Policy of Savage Repression

2.2 The Second Stage – Capture the Valley

2.3 The Third Stage – Entry of United Nations

3 Foreign Troops on Kashmiri Soil

4 An Anglo-American Air-Base in Kashmir

4.1 Kashmir – Switzerland of the East

5 Strategic penetration of India

6 Divide and Rule – The Destabilizing Force

7 The Russian Vetoes

8 Suspicions of SEATO and CENTO

9 Military Aid – A Threat to Peace

9.1 American Arms against India

10 The Non-Alignment Strategy



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