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The article focuses on the effort of the United Nations (UN) to arrange a ceasefire between India and Pakistan and the encircling revolution in Asia. It says that the battle between India and Pakistan arises due to long-disputed Kashmir. U.N. Secretary-General U Thant conducted a meeting in Rawalpindi, Pakistan to weaken disputes between Pakistan and India. Moreover, U.S. President Lyndon Johnson announced that his administration will take a viable peace and economic aid in every nation in Asia.

The article focuses on the guerrilla warfare of forces between India and Pakistan in Chhamb and Dewa in the southwestern Kashmir, India. It states that the Indian troops crossed the cease-fire line set by the United Nations and invaded fully 25 miles droving Pakistani from their outposts. It mentions that the seizure of Pakistan-controlled territory by Indian forces moved Pakistani President Mohammed Ayub Khan to make its military answer by deploying 70 tanks on the lands of Chhamb.

The article focuses on the arrest of Sheik Mohammed Abdullah, who led the Kashmiri nationalists against the Hindu Maharaja. Abdullah has won the first legislative assembly in Kashmir and has also fought religious hatred. Other members of Abdullah's staff were also arrested in Srinagar and accused of disruptionism, corruption and nepotism.