PM Imran Khan communicates humbleness that 'he isn't deserving of Nobel Peace Prize'



ISLAMABAD – Executive Imran Khan on Monday took to Twitter and communicated lowliness that he isn't deserving of the Nobel Harmony prize as individuals from the two nations Pakistan and India have been calling to give the renowned honor for the head for discharging Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman from imprisonment as harmony motion in the midst of late conflict between atomic equipped curve adversaries.

The chief shared his perspectives in a tweet, and expressed that he isn't deserving of the prize while the individual who might truly merit that prize would be the person who comprehends the Kashmir question.

"I am not deserving of the Nobel Harmony prize. The individual deserving of this would be the person who tackles the Kashmir debate as per the desires of the Kashmiri individuals and prepares for harmony and human improvement in the subcontinent," he expressed.

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