Pakistan not talking with India: PM Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has completely said that Pakistan isn't chatting with India and won't hold dealings until the extraordinary status of Indian Occupied Kashmir is reestablished. 

This, he said, while reacting to an inquiry in regards to denials of basic freedoms in India and a quieted reaction from the worldwide local area during a live Q&A meeting with general society. 

The executive said it was a reality that the majority of the Western nations and their media, utilized common liberties issues to advance their international strategy goals instead of give equity to casualties. 

Talking on India's endeavors to counter China's developing military and monetary force, he said it was a useless exertion on New Delhi's part, adding that India will endure simultaneously. 

He tended to worries by Kashmiris of Pakistan getting back to the arranging table with India, saying that till New Delhi didn't invert its August 5 choice of rejecting Article 370, the public authority of Pakistan won't hold any discourse with it.