Re: Terrorists kill five, take four kids hostage in Jammu
C.M.............the below given, in brackets, is from a link.......
(Although the war was not fought over Kashmir, fighting did occur along the cease-fire line. The war ended on 3 July 1972 with the Simla Agreement, signed by Pakistani President Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. The agreement defined a new line of control in Kashmir, the same basic line as before with only minor deviations. The line of control is roughly 460 miles long and runs over extremely rugged terrain from Jammu in the southwest through the Himalayas in the northeast. Again, this line was monitored by UN observers. The agreement also called for Pakistan and India to refrain from the use of force in Kashmir).
It says the agreement was made between India and Pakistan.This agreement,if there was no U.N validity ,how it would remain unquestioned for such a long time?Moreover,Pakistan has also agreed to it and signed the agreemnt ,that means Pakistan has accepted it.This clearly shows this was not an one sided agreement but it is a bilateral agreement and Pakistan is supposed to abide by it.