"dangerous political miscalculation' on India's part, the fall-out of which is the ongoing conflagration in Kashmir, directly instigated by Pakistan...."

"dangerous political miscalculation' on India's part, the fall-out of which is the ongoing conflagration in Kashmir, directly instigated by Pakistan...."

Dec 30, 1947 - The reference of Kashmir problem to the UNO by Nehru on December 30,1947 was, to cite Noel-Baker, the then Secretary of State, UK, a 'dangerous political miscalculation' on India's part, the fall-out of which is the ongoing conflagration in Kashmir, directly instigated by Pakistan. Noel-Baker himself threw his full weight behind Pakistan and persuaded the USA to toe the Pak line against India. The reason for doing so was the obvious interest of the western countries ...

Jan 1, 1948 - So there wouldn't have been an entity like Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Nor would the dispute have been referred to the United Nations, as it was on January 1, 1948. So there wouldn't have been a Kashmir problem as there wouldn't have been a UN resolution that mentioned a plebiscite in the now-disputed state