Pakistan, May 17 -- Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar on Saturday said he saw "no indications" of the 28th Constitutional Amendment, but noted that whenever it is introduced, it would be discussed with coalition partners. Speaking to journalists after a conference on minority rights, Tarar clarified that constitutional amendments are not possible without consultation with coalition partners.

He added that meetings with all stakeholders are underway, and several issues remain unresolved. Tarar elaborated that some issues need a solution, but there should be consensus on them.

"Legislation is an ongoing process," the law minister explained.

He asserted that, in the case of the 28th Amendment, all coalition partners would first be taken into...