Indian Civil War

The Indian Civil War refers to an ongoing armed conflict that erupted following the Pakistani invasion of India, which occurred two months prior to the commencement of hostilities. The conflict has been marked by the emergence of various rebel factions, including communist groups, particularly in the southern regions of India.
Notably, in May 19, 2020, the South Indian Federation rebels proclaimed their desire for independence, sparking further tensions in the region. By 2021, the Communist Party of India had gained significant control over large swathes of southern India, with only isolated pockets remaining under government authority.
The conflict escalated in 2022 with a series of bombings, including the notorious Bengaluru Bombing, resulting in a significant loss of life totaling around 2,000 individuals. Despite the ongoing hostilities, in July 2023, India and Pakistan, amidst their own continued fighting, reached an agreement to grant Kashmir independent status, albeit with both nations retaining influence over the region.