Correspondence from Ghulam Abbas to Miss Fatima Jinnah and Prime Minister Mohammad Ali on Kashmir Issue

Sub title : Letters on Kashmir Talks Between Premiers, Plebiscite Issue, Admiral Nimitz and Water Diversion

Subject: Ghulam Abbas | Fatima Jinnah | Mohammad Ali | Kashmir Issue | Indo-Pak Relations

Date of publication: 1954

Language: English

Page: 13 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29200

Keyword: Abbas, Ghulam -- Correspondence | Jinnah, Fatima, 1893–1967 -- Correspondence | Mohammad Ali, Prime Minister of Pakistan, 1905–1963 -- Correspondence | Kashmir -- Politics and government | Kashmir Conflict, 1947- -- History | Water resources development -- India | Pakistan -- Politics and government -- 1947-1958

Abstract: Correspondence from Ghulam Abbas to Miss Fatima Jinnah and Prime Minister Mohammad Ali on the Kashmir issue, canal dispute, and Indo-Pak relations. Letters criticize the 1954 Delhi talks, the 1955 approach on Kashmir, the dismissal of Sheikh Abdullah, water diversion schemes, and Pakistan's foreign policy. He argues that Pakistan cannot thrive without Kashmir and warns against appeasement of India.

Description: Correspondence from Ghulam Abbas to Miss Fatima Jinnah and Prime Minister Mohammad Ali on the Kashmir issue and canal dispute. He criticizes the 1954 Delhi talks for failing to address the situation in occupied Kashmir, the 1955 approach for replacing the plebiscite with "plebiscite, referendum or elections," and Pakistan's weak foreign policy. He warns against appeasement of India, highlights water diversion schemes threatening Pakistan's economy, and calls for decisive action. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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