New Delhi, Jul 18 (UNI) Stating that Kashmir has no solution, as the triumph of one country would eventually lead to the fall of the other, former External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh on Thursday said that Indo-Pak relations are accident-prone, as neither India, nor Pakistan, are willing to let go of the past.
Addressing the audience at the book launch of 'Indo-Pak Relations: Beyond Pulwama and Balakot,' the former senior bureaucrat said that if India agrees to give an acre of Kashmir's land to Pakistan, then its government will fall in no less than six months.
Talking about Pakistan, he said it would meet the same fate, if it tried to pull up the same stunt.