Description
Why the inherently faulty dream of Iqbal and Jinnah continues to irrigate the evil roots of the 'Pakistan's India fixation'-and how communal and international shadows -falling on the IPR, do not allow some enegizing sunlight to fall upon this genetically weak relationship, is dwelt upon, uncommonly beautifully,inthiswork. This book discards what is apparent and goes to the depths of the IAP-answering why its continuitly is essential for the very existence of Pakistan. Why, without the glue of PIA, the 'nation of Pure (Pak)' runs the danger of crumbling like a ball of moist sand, is explained herein. Further, it analyzes and lists the ten key 'stake-holders of Pakistan'. Which is topped by the Pak army and at its very bottom rests the public. This formation of the author postulates that, except for the Pakistani public, 'Indo-Pak peace' is highly toxic to basic interests and well being of its other nine stake-holders. Why and how the Pakistani army and its politicians and diplomats, under willing and or unwilling collabration by the other six stake-holders, raise unreasonable demands upon India-to make sure thate no movement towards peace between the two neighbours is made in any meeting or conference, is exposed in a decisively convincing manner. How talks take place for the sake of talks-and participants shake hands or shout undiplomatically for the benefit of their respective audience and constituencies too is dwelt upon. Diplomats and politicians of the two conflicting nations often behave and act as well-rehearsed characters of an often stage drama.
