text: non-Muslim minority groups, favour independence from either India or Pakistan and the immediate carrying out of the plebiscite promised long ago. Our investigation confirms this conclusion. We cite conclusions reached by two of the missions: "It would be very difficult to find in the majority community of the Kashmir valley anyone who does not passionately desire complete independence from India. Even local J and К police and the local administration stand completely alienated from the para-military forces on the one hand and the Government of Jagmohan on the other ... Though deafening slogans were dinned into our ears wherever we went, yet we did not hear a single pro-Pakistan slogan." Situation in Kashmir: an Indian Repart. "The team after scrutiny of the evidence of persons of every walk of life ... has reached the following conclusions: the current situation in Kashmir valley is on accoimt of mass upsurge of the entire Muslim population, which is in overwhelming majority against India. They are totally united for liberation from India. This movement is totally indigenous. The vast majority are for independence." Kashmir Under Si^ge; Magsive yiplations of Human Rights. 10. lED urges the international community to work in any way it can to assist in the fulfilment of the promises made to the Kashmiri people by the United Nations and by the Governments of India and Pakistan. In particular, we ask the Sub-Commission to request the Secretary-General to undertake efforts to bring the parties into a productive dialogue so as to carry out in the immediate future the plebiscite authorized by the United Nations. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political issue related to the Kashmir region, specifically the desire for independence from India or Pakistan and the call for international assistance to fulfill the promises made to the Kashmiri people by the United Nations and the governments of India and Pakistan. The text does not mention any economic, environmental, or social issues related to the daily lives of the people in the region, but rather focuses on the political situation and the call for international intervention.