evidence: No. The entire Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and the entire Union Territory of Ladakh are an integral part of India. [...] The events that followed this accession led to a part of the state of J&K being occupied by Pakistan and that part is referred to as Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. The majority of the former state of J&K remains a part of the Indian Union. J&K is made up of three regions – Jammu, Ladakh and Kashmir. Jammu and Ladakh regions together represent the majority landmass and remain peaceful and without any unrest. It is only Kashmir valley, which forms a small part of J&K, that is facing unrest. The side occupied by Pakistan is also facing unrest. [...] In early October of 1947, Pakistani armed forces encouraged and supported Pashtun tribesmen from North Western part of Pakistan, known as Razzakars, to move into Srinagar, the capital of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. What followed was a savage assault on local people and included arson, rape, plunder and killings.