Not that that abuse of faith and worship has any bearing on the friction that has flared up between the federal Pakistani authorities in Islamabad and a recalcitrant PoK. Playing the communal card, Pakistan sent an invading army into J&K on October 22, 1947. km) which it calls “Azad Kashmir” (Free Kashmir), and pretends is an autonomous entity. Refusing to accept that J&K was not legally a part of India, Mookerjee tried illegally to enter the state in 1953. Little could Sheikh Abdullah have guessed back in 1947 that India might one day be labelled a “Hindu Pakistan”.