INDIAN 
INDEPENDENCE 
ACT 1947 - 
SECTION II

INSTRUMENT 
OF ACCESSION 
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INSTRUMENT 
OF ACCESSION 
(1947) TEXT

INSTRUMENT 
OF ACCESSION
KARAN SINGH
STATEMENT
2001

TEXT OF INDIA'S 
COMPLAINT TO 
THE SECURITY 
COUNCIL, 1ST 
JANUARY 1948

EXCERPTS OF THE 
SPEECH BY SHEIKH 
MOHAMMED 
ABDULLAH

U.N. RESOLUTION 
ON ASSURANCES

U.N.RESOLUTION 
AUGUST 13, 1948

SIMLA AGREEMENT,
2 JULY 1972 

THE LAHORE 
DECLARATION, 
FEBRUARY 21, 1999

JAMMU & KASHMIR
(PAKISTAN)

A COMPREHENSIVE 
NOTE ON JAMMU & 
KASHMIR
 

 

ASSOCIATION  FOR COMMUNAL HARMONY  IN ASIA  (ACHA)
ARCHIVE OF KASHMIR RESOURCES

RESOLUTION ON ASSURANCES ADOPTED BY U.N. COMMISSION FOR INDIA AND PAKISTAN(UNCIP) 1948 

Source http://www.jammu-kashmir.com/documents/un13th.html

1. Responsibility for the security of J&K rests with Government of India. 
2. The sovereignty of the J&K Government over the entire territory of the State shall not be brought under question. 
3. There shall be no recognition of the so-called Azad (Free) Kashmir Government. 
4. The territory occupied by Pakistan shall not be consolidated to the disadvantage of the State of J&K. 
5. The administration of the evacuated areas in the North shall revert to the Government of J&K and its defence to the Government of India, who will, if necessary, maintain garrison for preventing the incursion oftribesmen and for guarding main trade routes. 
6. Pakistan shall be excluded from all affairs of J&K in particular in the plebiscite, of one should be held. 
7. If a plebiscite is found to be impossible for technical or practical reasons, the Commission will consider other methods of determining fair and equitable conditions for ensuring a free expression of people’s will. 
8. Plebescite proposal shall not be binding upon India if Pakistan does not implement Part I and II of the resolution of 13th August, 1948. (The resolution had called upon Pakistan to withdraw troops from occupied Kashmir). 

Source: United Nations