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India should be encouraged to look for and explore the full potential towards internal political solutions to meet the expectations of the Jammu and Kashmir populations in line with the possibility for enhanced autonomy as enshrined in its constitution.
Today each nation controls part of Kashmir, whose population is mostly Muslim.
In 1949, a ceasefire brokered by the United Nations placed about two-thirds of Kashmir, whose population was seventy-five per cent Muslim, under the control of India, and gave nominal control of the remaining third to Pakistan.
By the Indian government's own estimate, more than 35,000 people have been killed in the conflict -- the equivalent, as a proportion of Kashmir's population, of close to a million people in the United States -- and many believe that the real total is twice as many.
Military repression of Kashmir's civilian population should end.
DNA samples that were obtained from 26 individuals of five L. minor populations in Kashmir and from 17 individuals of three populations in Quebec were screened against 33 primer pairs.
Methods and Results: For the first time, we characterized nine polymorphic and 24 monomorphic chloroplast microsatellite markers in L. minor using DNA samples of 26 individuals sampled from five populations in Kashmir and of 17 individuals from three populations in Quebec.
Individuals of L. minor were collected from five populations in the Kashmir Valley, India, and from three populations in Quebec, Canada, using a panel of five to seven individuals per population.
The majority of the population of Kashmir are Moslems, but the Maharaja is is Hundu.
Only a minuscule population in Kashmir is willing to own up to what happened to Kashmiri Pandits in 1989-90.
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