India, Oct. 3 -- Days after former US President Donald Trump praised Pakistan's leadership for supporting his 20-point Gaza peace plan, Islamabad has publicly distanced itself from the proposal, saying the version unveiled in Washington was altered and does not reflect Pakistan's position.

Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar told parliament on Friday that the 20-point plan announced by Trump earlier this week was "not ours", adding that changes were made from the draft that Pakistan and other Muslim-majority states had discussed.

Trump's plan, unveiled in Washington last week, mandates Hamas to disarm and proposes that Gaza be administered by a "Board of Peace" chaired by the American President.

It also lays out phased Israeli withdrawals, host...