Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Monday he wasn't deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize, after a goals submitted in Pakistan's best law-production body said he merited the pined for respect.

"The individual deserving of this would be the person who explains the Kashmir debate as indicated by the desires of the Kashmiri individuals and prepares for harmony and human advancement in the subcontinent," Imran Khan tweeted to more than 9 million supporters on Monday morning.

It was Khan's very own data serve, Fawad Chaudry, who presented the goals in parliament this end of the week, saying Pakistan's pioneer had played a "savvy job" in decreasing strains among Islamabad and New Delhi.