Salman Rashid , the renowned historian and Travelogue Writer of Pakistan and fellow of the Royal
Geographical Society in his YouTube Channel makes certain statements in the video post titled "Border Adjustment | Aik Musafir Ki Duniya" which are incorrect obviously because of his insufficient understanding, awareness and knowledge and needs to be denied and clarified. He talks of the Aghil Dawan Pass and presumably proceeds on the false premise that it is the Aghil Pass which is on the International Border of India with Chinese Occupied East Turkistan or so-called "Xinjiang" and states that the Shaksgam Tract was entirely in Pre-partitioned India, whereas the entire Shaksgam Tract
is in the interior of Kashmir and not a Border area and it is the
Raskam Tract in Kashmir adjoining the International Boundary of India on the Kuen Lun Range bordering East Turkistan which borders East
Turkistan. The Raskam River is entirely in India in the highlands of Kashmir till the river turns north and then enters into East Turkistan through a gap in the Kuen Lun Range just like the Brahmaputra River predominantly flows in Tibet and then enters India at the massif of the Namcha Barva in the Assam Himalaya. In fact, the Raskam River is the Brahmaputra of Kashmir, or The Tsang Po or Brahmaputra is the Raskam of Tibet. The entire Raskam Tract adjoining the Kuen Lun Range in
northern Kashmir is in its erstwhile principality of Kanjut whose capital is Baltit in the Hunza River. Kanjut comprised the three areas of the Taghdumbash Pamir and Mariom Pamir and Dafdar, the Raskam Tract which included the Kukalang, Yangi and Kilian Passes in the Kuen Lun Range in northern Kashmir, and thirdly the Hunza Valley. Aksai Chin is historically and geographically a part of Ladakh and bordered Khotan on the Kuen Lun Range wherein are the Sanju-la and Hindu-tash Passes in Ladakh whose eastern portion included the Ngari Khorsum and Shangshung. The state of Kashmir had in exercise of her Sovereignty and territorial integrity constructed a fort at Shahidullah in northeastern Kashmir to inter alia control the Kirghiz thieves and nomads. However, the sly deceitful and treacherous
Anglican Anglo-Saxon English forcefully prevented the consolidation and unification of Kashmir at a time when the colonial Chinese were not all interested in the area of India adjoining the Kuen Lun Range International Boundary. The Chinese Occupying Khotan and East Turkistan recognised Bringja as the border of their dominion in Occupied East Turkistan and had no claim or nothing whatsoever to do with the area adjoining The Kuen Lun Range in northern Kashmir. Because the partition of India entailed the unnatural and artificial Partition of what was an organic part which is incapable of partition, and was arbitrarily and unilateral, the partition of India resulted in the creation of flawed unviable new states like inter alia Pakistan and India which are intrinsically and inherently not at all viable and has to depend on the support of cunning opportunistic foreign hostile extra-national powers on a quid pro quo basis for its artificial survival and sustenance and the Chinese on the other hand had not only unified per se the whole of China itself but were also able to invade, occupy and annex inter alia Tibet, East Turkistan, South Mongolia and Manchuria and taking advantage of the artificial partition of India and the creation of new states like Pakistan and India which are not at all viable and the ensuing Kashmir
dispute, the sly opportunistic Chinese took advantage of the situation and in collusion with the government of Pakistan entered into an opportunistic so called border agreement with Pakistan in 1963 which is ab initio illegal and null and void and not binding on India and
annexed vast areas of Kashmir in the Cis-Kuen Lun Tract in northern Kashmir extending from the Chhogori Peak K2 and the Shingshal in the deep interior of Kashmir in central Kashmir to the Taghdumbash Pamir and Mariom Pamir and Dafdar in the northernmost part of the Republic of India and the Kukalang, Yangi, Kilian, Sanju-la and Hindu-tash Passes in northern Kashmir. Incidentally, the de jure Government of East Turkistan explicitly and unequivocally recognises Aksai Chin as part of India
