DOMESTIC POLITICAL CHANGES IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN AS FACTORS INFLUENCING THE 1947-1965 CONFLICT
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https://doi.org/10.69691/sg595k78Keywords:
Indo-Pakistani conflict, internal politics, partition, Kashmir issue, political institutions.Abstract
This article analyzes the domestic political factors that influenced the Indo-Pakistani conflict of 1947-1965. The study examines the political, social, and institutional changes in both countries from independence to 1965. The results show that the internal political dynamics of both countries had a significant impact on the escalation of the conflict
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