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Aitzaz Ahsan: Breaking the barriers between India and Pakistan for a safer subcontinent

Newsclick Production | 03 May 2012

Pakistani lawmaker and Senior PPP leader traces the ways in which hostility between India and Pakistan has been sharpened – from elusive visas and bureaucratic hurdles to dangerous nukes piling up on both sides of the border. Given this situation, what are some positive, two-way strategies to shape a safer subcontinent?

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