It sounds like India drives with its hope of gaining physical control over the Kashmir region which has been occupied by Pakistan amidst the ongoing tensions and unrest between two nations that have upgraded after India's unilateral move of revoking the special status from the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

While addressing the press conference, India's External affairs minister S Jaishankar had said that the part of Kashmir which governs by Pakistan belongs to India and oiled the hope with his strong expectation that New Delhi will acquire physical control towards mapping the Pakistan occupied Kashmir with India one day. He cited that the Indian government has been and will always be very clear that the area of Kashmir webbed by Pakistan always belongs to Indian jurisdiction. 

The ties between India and Pakistan was and has never seen with potential and prosperous pictures since the Independence and the episodes of tensions, infiltration and unrest had gone high after Indian government had scrapped the special status from Muslim packed Kashmir with the bid to unite the entire territory of Kashmir with India where along with wiping off the articles, it also had bifurcated the state into two union territories.

In the wake of India's statement, Pakistan's foreign ministry had issued strong denial and condemnation to Jaishankar's appeal where it had stated that these irresponsible statements will deeply intensify tensions that will lower the peace and the security in the region.

India and Pakistan have been claiming the entirety of Kashmir for over seven decades but controls the half of the region each while India had blamed and accused Pakistan of flagging terror and infiltration from the region of Kashmir it occupies and with the move of shuttering down its dominance, Indian government had mapped the region fully with India which it has been claiming as an action that was vested with India's internal matter and with Indian constitution.