Kashmir is a place that has raised many Islamic scholars in its history and has been bleeding for 70 years, while the decision of the Indian government on 5 August to abolish autonomy further deepened the Kashmir problem.

Yüksel stated that the British left major crises in colonies they withdrew over time and divided those lands into small states or principalities.

Sociologist Müfit Yüksel reminded that India, which is already trying to have a say in Kashmir, was once a rich country that everyone wanted to own.

Yüksel emphasized that the zionist occupation regime has a large influence on the Kashmir problem. "What I've seen in the works I have been doing for 10 to 15 years is that Israeli intelligence seems to be intertwined with Indian intelligence."

"The Kashmir issue is the result of the conflict between India and Pakistan and the failure of Muslim Indians to keep the issue alive. In addition, another result is Pakistan's approach to the China-Russia axis. Imran Khan is Ismaili like Jinnah. Recently, Ismailis and Qadri Anis have been influential in Pakistan."

Yüksel noted that he sees Qadri Anis as a serious problem for Pakistan that could cause a coup in Pakistan.

Yüksel added that there is a more radical administration than has ever been seen in India. "There is an extreme anti-Muslim sentiment. Israel has a serious role here. Israel is effective not only through its own intelligence but through its commercial activities there, through huge international companies."

Stating that the zionist occupying administration was influential on India by using former Jewish bankers, Yüksel warned that: "If this turns into a great war, it will be great devastation. On the one hand, there are nuclear weapons. If China is involved, there will be a lot of trouble in the region."

"Kashmir is governed by Muslims, depending on India. With this decision, the role of Muslims in the administration will be reduced. This decision escalates the crisis.

This is caused by the Indian government's agreements with Israel. They could also work towards dividing Pakistan.

If this crisis turns into a great war, it will cause great devastation for Pakistan and India. What about Kashmir in such a situation? What about the Muslims in India?

There is a tendency across the whole continent to turn into a war between Indian Muslims and Hindus. There will be no return of the crisis after the decision," Yüksel warned.

Yüksel stated that there are groups fighting for the independence of Kashmir and support by Pakistan and that there have been massacres attempted by India against these groups from time to time.

At the end of the interview, Yüksel said the problems would continue unless India removed the decision.

ILKHA