ISLAMABAD: The ruling coalition in Punjab led by PML-N on Friday lost dozens of reserved seats in the provincial assembly when
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, Ali Muhammad Khan says government will not hold talks with India sans Kashmir.
Talking to a private television channel, he said Kashmiri people have rendered a lot of sacrifices and Pakistan's stance on Kashmir is based on principles.
He said involvement of Kashmiri leadership, government of Pakistan and Indian leadership is must for fruitful discussion on Kashmir.
The Minister said Prime Minister Imran Khan has raised the plight of Kashmiri people at all important international fora and Pakistan cannot step back on the issue of Kashmir.
He said Imran Khan wants to address the core issue of Kashmir with India for permanent peace in the region.
Replying to a question he said there is no harm to have debate on Kashmir in an in-camera session.
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