Most these points are just.. they're just so propagandistic and incorrect.
First of all, the problem is that these points are based on some main and incorrect premises:
-That pre-1947 Kashmir was majority Hindus and Non-Muslims
-That India has absolutely no interest in keeping Kashmir and that it has 'safeguarded' the Kashmiris' rights.
-That If Pakistan wanted, it could suddenly bring back all the displaced pundits and restore Jammu and Kashmir to factory settings as if it's some Android Phone.
The 1901 census showed that Muslims were a little over 70% of Jammu and Kashmir's population. So, if proper democratic procedure was followed and a referendum or plebiscite was held, the majority would have supported Kashmir joining Pakistan or being autonomous. However, Jammu had a very high Hindu population, so it is possible that they would have preferred India and we would have something like we have now with Jammu being part of India.
If India was so keen about safeguarding rights, the situation would have been a huge lot different, so don't give us that BS.
Now, to answer all of the points and present a counter-argument.
Even if a plebiscite was to happen according toUnited Nations Security Council 47, adopted on April 21, 1948, Pakistan was supposed to withdraw all of its forces from the territory which was the 1 condition of the resolution and which Pakistan did not until recently when Pakistan has changed the demography of the region with help of Islamist extremism in its favour. And result of that terrorism is the migration of Kashmiri pundit from valley. Unless these pundits and their successors are relocated in state, the plebiscite is not possible.
India did not withdraw its forces either. UNSC Resolution 47's clauses 2B and C say:
''The Government of India should: (b) Make known that the withdrawal is taking place in stages and announce the completion of each stage;
(c)When the Indian forces shall have been reduced to the minimum strength mentioned in clause (a) arrange in consultation with the Commission for the stationing of the
remaining forces to be carried out in accordance with the following principles:
(i) That the presence of troops should not afford any intimidation or appearance of
intimidation to the inhabitants of the State;
(ii) That as small a number as possible should be retained in forward areas;
(iii) That any reserve of troops which may be included in the total strength should be located
within their present base area.''
United Nations Official Document
India did not do that, now did they? Why does the resolution only apply to Pakistan?
Pakistan has changed the demography of the region with help of Islamist extremism in its favour. And result of that terrorism is the migration of Kashmiri pundit from valley.
Okay, now that is a baseless accusation. The Kashmiri pundits left voluntarily because they felt they didn't want to live in a place where there was a Muslim majority and where there's a bloody war. There was no 'changed the demography' with the help of 'Islamist extremism' (this implies a genocide).
They weren't that many anyways. Now, how is this point relevant to a solution? Do you plan on finding each and every pundit and getting him to return to Jammu and Kashmir to vote in a plebiscite? They've left Kashmir, they're settled in other places, what's the problem here? If the issue is ever solved, I'm sure they'll return voluntarily if they want to. As for people who are still displaced, any future solution must include a 'right of return', I agree with that.
Pakistan has created a false govt. of so called azad Kashmir which is directly under Pakistan govt. but Pakistan has not done anything to safeguard the rights of Kashmiri in Azad Kashmir. what i mean is that nowadays the Azad Kashmir is full with Punjabi Sunni Muslims form Punjab province of Pakistan who pledge their allegiance to Pakistan and the native Kashmiri in Azad Kashmir are almost migrated to other parts. On the other hand India did everything to safeguard rights of Kashmiri with introduction of article 370. Pakistan now cannot guarantee the originality of the voters from Azad Kashmir in case of plebiscite. I mean IF there are no original voters from Azad Kashmir then what actually voting is worth of?
Again, full of baseless accusations. Yes, the Azad Kashmir government is in Pakistan's favour. What's wrong with that? I never heard of an Azad Kashmiri saying they don't want ties with Pakistan. Heck, they call themselves Pakistani. Seriously, the UK is full of Azad Kashmiris, I talk to like twenty of them every day.
what i mean is that nowadays the Azad Kashmir is full with Punjabi Sunni Muslims form Punjab province of Pakistan who pledge their allegiance to Pakistan and the native Kashmiri in Azad Kashmir are almost migrated to other parts.
Ok, wait, what??? Again, this is wrong. Completely baseless.
Pakistan has ceded a large area of Karakoram to China, are they going to ask back that area from Chinese, because if the plebiscite has to be done it has to be done in whole region of J&K.
Yes, I agree, the people living in the Chinese controlled area should have the option of voting in the plebiscite.
Pakistan has created Gilgit-Baltistan as an autonomous region. They have deliberately cut that area from J&K and formed another state in Pakistan. Are they going to conduct the plebiscite there too? Because if plebiscite has to be done it has to be done according to pre 1947 J&K.
It's an administrative unit. Not a separate state or anything. It is already understood that a plebiscite must be held in the pre-1947 Kashmir area, I agree with that.
There lies another problem of Aksai-chin. How does the plebiscite happen there? I do not see “Democratic Republic” of China agreeing to their friend Pakistan in the process.
Again, the pre-1947 thing applies.
Is it just about the personal vendetta due to 1971?
This is just so laughable, shows how brainwashed Indians are. Do they teach you this kind of stuff in school? Did you forget that Kashmir dispute has been going on since almost 30 years before 1971?
Now, for my counter-argument
Look, we can cry about the old demography, old areas, old borders for the next 70 years. OR, we can solve the issue based on what the situation is right now because the truth is all those pundits who left aren't coming back, all the Muslims that left or died aren't coming back, so how about we focus on the people that are actually there and suffering right now?
It's simple but difficult, urge the UN to hold a proper plebiscite in all areas of Jammu and Kashmir but instead of keeping it so facile, focus on individual areas (constituencies, basically). Divide the whole area into many manageable constituencies. Whichever areas have majority voting for India can go ahead and join India. Whichever want Pakistan can join Pakistan and whichever want autonomy can become autonomous. Then we will see what the Kashmiris want and we will respect their decision.
The displaced people will automatically return to the places if the problem is solved like that. However, we would need to make sure Kashmiris are given the right to go to whichever part of Kashmir they want to.
But then comes the issue of keeping it fair and countless sub-issues, which I am sure can be solved if both countries put their stupid politics aside and work on it with the UN's help. Of course, that will never happen as long as India's unfair and supremacist mentality is prevalent.