Jammu & Kashmir Issue & Parliament of Pakistan

To truly understand the Kashmir dispute, you have to look beyond the headlines and examine the official state records. Compiled and edited by Dr. Nadeem Shafiq Malik, Jammu & Kashmir Issue & The Parliament of Pakistan is an unprecedented, meticulously documented archive of Pakistan’s parliamentary history regarding the region.

This essential volume compiles decades of critical legislative debates, starred questions, adjournment motions, and official statements straight from the floor of the Parliament. It serves as an unvarnished look at how the state has historically navigated international pressure, defense expenditures, and geopolitical crises.

Inside the Official Records:

• The Indian Government's White Paper on Kashmir
• Detailed parliamentary debates on the Accession, Plebiscite, and Border Raids
• Official records of Cease-Fire Line violations and their implications
• High-level discussions on the Tashkent Declaration and international diplomacy (including Russian and Yugoslavian relations)
• Starred questions detailing the migration, settlement, and rehabilitation of Kashmiri refugees

Who is this book for? This compilation is an invaluable asset for CSS and FPSC aspirants preparing for Current Affairs and International Relations papers. It is equally essential for legal professionals, political science students, and historians who require primary-source documentation and verifiable state archives.

For researchers, journalists, and students of South Asian politics, this is an invaluable treasure trove of raw, unvarnished political discourse.

About the Author:
Dr. Nadeem Shafiq Malik is a distinguished historian, researcher, and former officer of the Pakistan Administrative Service (PAS). He holds a PhD in History from Quaid‑i‑Azam University, Islamabad. He has authored or edited over 50 books on history, politics, and Iqbal studies. His other major works include Perspectives and Opinions on the Jammu and Kashmir Issue.

Format: Hardcover / High-Quality Print