Resumen
La cuestión de Cachemira, una de las principales razones de la rivalidad entre la India y el Pakistán, se ha convertido en el punto álgido atómico y en una amenaza constante para la seguridad del Asia meridional. El objetivo de este documento es poner de relieve las causas fundamentales de las disputas de Cachemira y los principales acontecimientos que contribuyeron a la rivalidad indo-pakistaní con respecto a Cachemira. El documento pone de relieve las condiciones políticas actuales en la Cachemira controlada por la India y muestra también el papel de la India, el Pakistán y las Naciones Unidas en la controversia sobre Cachemira. Al final, se presenta una conclusión para las relaciones devaluadas de la India y el Pakistán en el escenario de Cachemira y se analizan sus efectos.
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