North West Frontier Province/State: Afghanistan, India and Pakistan
Timeline: 1947 -
History:
In 1947, the North West Frontier Province voted by a slim margin of 50.1% to become a part of Pakistan. But Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan and the Pro India Red Shirts uncovered the Pakistani plan to not allow pro India people to vote in many places and this was sent to the Indian government and they contested the same in a war with Pakistan over Kashmir. Managing to take take Kashmir and nearly one-third of the NWFP, India was brought on the negotiation table by the British and the result was status quo post bellum. In 1950, the Afghans proclaimed that NWPF was Afghan area that was taken by the British unlawfully and they demanded the same back Going to war with with Pakistan, they managed to make some inroads and managed to take nearly 25000 sq.km of wilderness before being stopped.
From that time the area has been under occupation of all three nations.
Below a map:
Orange - India
Red - Pakistan
Green - Afghanistan
Disputed area:
Brown - India
Reddish Brown - Pakistan
Light Green - Afghanistan
Timeline: 1947 -
History:
In 1947, the North West Frontier Province voted by a slim margin of 50.1% to become a part of Pakistan. But Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan and the Pro India Red Shirts uncovered the Pakistani plan to not allow pro India people to vote in many places and this was sent to the Indian government and they contested the same in a war with Pakistan over Kashmir. Managing to take take Kashmir and nearly one-third of the NWFP, India was brought on the negotiation table by the British and the result was status quo post bellum. In 1950, the Afghans proclaimed that NWPF was Afghan area that was taken by the British unlawfully and they demanded the same back Going to war with with Pakistan, they managed to make some inroads and managed to take nearly 25000 sq.km of wilderness before being stopped.
From that time the area has been under occupation of all three nations.
Below a map:
Orange - India
Red - Pakistan
Green - Afghanistan
Disputed area:
Brown - India
Reddish Brown - Pakistan
Light Green - Afghanistan