Muji.Iqbal
Trusted Member
No! You are wrong. United Nations Resolutions 80 on Kashmir, supercedes the resolution 47.If I were you, I'd stop calling others idiots while spitting out incorrect facts. I'm not defending the Indian Pygmies. You lose your arguments when you refer to people as stupid and or idiot while giving out incorrect point. Its not UN Resolution 80.
UN Security Council Resolution 47 (1948) – Kashmir
- Adopted: 21 April 1948
- Context: First Indo-Pakistani War over Jammu & Kashmir
- Body: UN Security Council
What it called for
- Ceasefire between India and Pakistan
- Withdrawal of forces:
- Pakistan to withdraw tribesmen and nationals first
- India to then reduce forces to the minimum needed for law and order
- Plebiscite:
- A UN-supervised plebiscite to allow the people of Jammu & Kashmir to decide whether to join India or Pakistan
Why it’s important
- It’s the core UN resolution cited in Kashmir debates
- Established the principle of self-determination for Kashmiris
- The plebiscite was never carried out, largely due to disputes over demilitarization sequencing
- Forms the legal backbone of Pakistan’s UN position; India later argued circumstances changed (especially after the 1972 Simla Agreement)
Related Kashmir UN resolutions
- Resolution 38 (1948) – called for ceasefire and restraint
- Resolution 39 (1948) – created the UN Commission for India and Pakistan (UNCIP)
- Resolution 47 (1948) – detailed framework (the key one)
- Later GA resolutions reaffirmed UN involvement but had non-binding force
Do you even know what you are talking about. Even go to Chatgpt and write down UN resolution 80 on Kashmir.
And I am not the only one who mentioned UN resolution 80, there was another Pakistani member who mentioned UN resolution 80 on Kashmir.




