They are born from the same root, but why don't India and Pakistan love each other?

There are many reasons for the disharmony between India and Pakistan, such as religious disputes, territorial disputes, immigration disputes and conceptual disputes, which further deepen the gap between India and Pakistan and have a long-term adverse impact on the relations between the two countries, and these problems are also difficult to solve. The religious dispute is mainly because India and Pakistan originally belonged to India, and later they were colonized by Britain. After World War II, India demanded British independence, and Britain had to agree, but at the same time it felt unwilling, so it decided to disturb India. Britain moved Indian Muslims to the north, while Hindus moved to the south and divided them into a part of India. However, in this process of division, it is difficult to completely divide them, leading Hindus in the south to besiege the remaining Muslims, and Muslims in the north to respond in the same way. Things went from bad to worse, from civil war to violence and armed conflict, and then the war between the two sides began. A variety of problems have evolved from the initial religious conflict, which is an important reason for the discord between India and Pakistan. For example, in the resolution of July 29th, 1946, 16, Muslims claimed that August was Pakistan's? Direct action day? On August 16, a mass sectarian massacre broke out in Kolkata among Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs. Children, women and the elderly were all killed, and tens of thousands of people were killed in this incident. Finally, the British colonial authorities dispatched 40,000 people to quell the chaos. After this incident, Hindus and Muslims also accused each other of planning the conflict, but the conflict only subsided on the surface and was still rude in secret.