Under the agreement between India and Pakistan, the Maharaja of Kashmir, Hari Singh would be given an opportunity to discuss with both sides and come to an agreement. But the evil Pakistan could not wait and sent tribals and Army disguised as tribals into Kashmir through the backdoor just like Kargil (They are really good at cunning ways, can’t never fight face to face like men)

That is when Hari Singh implored to Nehru to help him but even then Nehru put his foot down and said we cannot do anything legally till the King signs the Instrument of Accession. When Maharaja Hari Singh signed the instrument of accession in the presence of Patel and Mountbatten who arrived in Jammu from Rangoon, the Indian Army intervened.

If your country is so godammned pure, why don’t you check your track record of governance? Military coups, hangings, assassinations and democracy killed! Now you will say that India is involved in all the Military coups of Pakistan! LOL what a bunch of losers! Sore losers!

The beginning of 1942, brought various new
issues and new problems. Following quick Japanese
advance towards Indian border, the British Government
sent Sir Cripps to India to soften Indian sentiments by
promising independence after war, with the right to
session for the Muslim majority provence`s and the
princely order. - ‘
British recognition of the right of Muslim majority provinces to opt out of the so-called Indian federation cheered up those Muslims who disagreed with the establishment of Hindu raj. The Muslim Conference in Kashmir from now on found it Advantageous to line up with Muslim League while the National Conference under the leadership of Sheikh Abdullah (an old friend of Nehru) had inclined towards the Indian National Congress. Instead of leading the national independence movement both parties were working sincerely for the enslavement of their motherland.
The past history of different nations teaches us that whenever the people of a given state stood up against a callous ruler or fascist regime they failed for three main reasons;
1:-People struggled and fought with no political leadership.
2:-The leadership was politically incompetent.
3:-The leadership had its price.

Now if the principles of division of the subcontinent were not ignored and violated by the officers of British Government (Lord Mount Batten and his Civil and Military team), there would have been 562 independent states, an independent Indian states India. But a long planned policy of British imperialism was not in favour of Indian states to remain as independent units outside of India. In 1927, the All India States Peoples conference was formed with a view of attaining responsible Government in the Indian states through representative
Institutions under the aegis of their rulers for eventual integration of states with larger India. Various intrigues were incited in the name of elementary civil rights in a whole series of princely states.In the beginning the Indian National Congress apparently refrained from taking up directly agitation and activity in the Indian states by limiting herself to a policy that ‘the internal struggle of the people must not be made in the name of Congress in the states. For this purpose independent organizations should be started and continued as they exist already in the states,

The Ludhiana session of the All India States Conference was held in February 1939 and Mr. Nehru was elected as president. The Conference declared that ‘the time has come when this struggle should be coordinated with a wider struggle of Indian independence of which it is an integral part.Such an integrated struggle must necessarily be carried on under the guidance of the Congress”.

As time passed by, in between 1944-46 a unique session of National Conference was held at
Sopore in Kashmir on 3 August 1945. The session blessed by the presence of Moulana Azad, Abdul Gaffer Khan(Sarhadi Gandhi) and Pundit Nehru. A meeting of standing Committee of All India States Peoples Conference took place simultaneously under the chairmanship of Mr. Nehru, in which emphasis was laid on the identical nature of political movement in British India and the Indian states.
In June 1946, when Pundit Nehru went to see his old friend Sheikh Abdullah’s trial, Abdullah (Kashmiri Gandhi) was a vice president of All India States People’s Conference.

Addressing the All India Congress Committee on 15th June 1947, Pundit Nehru firmly declared that Congress would not recognize the independence of any state in India. “Further, any recognition of such independence by any foreign power will be considered an unfriendly act”.

Parallel to all India states Peoples Conference, All India Muslim League was organized. States Muslim League was benevolent and neutral towards the ruler’s of Indian States.They were assured that All India States Muslim League recognizes the right of each state to choose its destiny. Also emphasized that their independence will be respected.

Maharaja Hari Singh was well informed about the political situation in the sub-continent.Recognizing the political affiliation and loyalties of Muslim Conference and National Conference, Maharaja had managed to organize another party on 24th of October 1946, “All Jammu and Kashmir state People’s Conference, opposite to All India States Peoples Conference and All India States Muslim League.Maharaja Hari Singh did have an option of signing the instrument of accession before 15th of August 1947, but he chose not to sign any document of accession before that date. He was put under immense pressure from all quarters. At one time he suffered colic pain when the matter was to be thrashed out in a meeting between him and Lord Mount Batten, George Abell, Colonel Web and his Prime Minister.

Indian leader Mr. Gandhi tried his utmost to manipulate the Maharaja to sign the instrument of accession but in vain.All these events point out very clearly that the Maharaja Hari Singh’s scheme of things were set in favour or complete independent, sovereign Jammu and Kashmir state.

But British imperialism had its own agenda to engineer a dispute (over the State of Jammu and Kashmir) by dividing the state between India and Pakistan. And in order to bring forth a quick approval by both countries British imperialists forced a powerless Maharaja Hari Singh (who lost his sovereignty along with a Treaty of Amritsar which ended on 15th of August 1947) to run away from the state by arranging, through Mount Batten, an Indian military invasion from India s side and tribal raids from Pakistan side and thus created a dispute over Kashmir between India and Pakistan with no end in sight.