Senior Indian Air Force officials have spoken out: India will one day control the whole of Kashmir

According to the Russian Satellite News Agency, on October 27, local time, Amit Dev, commander of India's Western Air Command, referred to India's sovereignty claim to the Kashmir region and expressed the hope that the Pakistan-controlled Kashmir region would one day be fully incorporated into India. He also said India "has no plans to capture Pakistani-controlled Kashmir at the moment."

Commander of the Western Indian Air Command, Amit Dev. Image source: Indian media

"All operations carried out by the Indian Air Force and Army (on October 27, 1947) ensured freedom in this part of Kashmir," Dev said. I believe that one day, pakistan-occupied Kashmir will also join this part of (Indian-controlled) Kashmir, and we will have the whole of Kashmir in the next few years. ”

Degu also said that the people in both parts of Kashmir share the same roots, "We currently have no plans to capture Pakistani-controlled Kashmir, but, may God bless it will always exist, because the people of Pakistani-controlled Kashmir are not treated very fairly by Pakistanis." ”

"After signing the instrument of accession with King Harry Singh in 1947, we quickly moved in and saved the Srinagar airfield, after which we launched a further offensive to force the further retreat of the Pakistani army from Kabalis (the tribe)." He added that if the United Nations had not intervened in October 1947, perhaps "the whole of Kashmir would have been ours."

It is reported that both India and Pakistan claim sovereignty over the Kashmir region, which has a population of about 18 million, and India and Pakistan have fought three wars since 1947 over the ownership of the Kashmir region. Currently, India controls the area south of the Line of Actual Control, Pakistan controls the northwestern part of the Line of Actual Control, and the eastern side of Kashmir is Chinese territory.