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No wheat export to India: Pakistan

New Delhi: Pointing out that there was no change in its policy of ban on wheat exports, Pakistan on Friday said it would not be possible to sell the foodgrain to India. “We only have a marginal surplus of wheat and we will utilise it as strategic reserves,” it said. — PTI

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