What happened
India described elections in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as a cosmetic exercise. India’s described allegation is that the elections are intended to camouflage Pakistan’s unlawful occupation.
Background and earlier position
What changed now
India’s described framing linked Pakistan-occupied Kashmir elections to camouflage of unlawful occupation. The framing rejects normalization of occupation through electoral processes inside the occupied area.
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