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PTI chairman says, like 1992 World Cup, an underdog will sweep the elections.

PTI Lahore president Abdul Aleem Khan, Jamshed Iqbal Cheema return tickets, announce they will not contest from PTI.

Sindh parliamentary committee accused of favouring blue-eyed boys.

Says he dreamt PTI swept elections; promises to restore peace to Swat.

"Four months back, I dreamt of Pakistanis celebrating in the streets and I realised PTI had swept the elections."

Eradication of corruption, brain drain high priorities for PTI supporters.

Some PTI members say there were fewer families at Saturday’s rally than the party’s previous ‘tsunami.’

PTI rally of March 23 was politics as usual.

Say they were attracted to Imran Khan’s party by policies of egalitarianism, openness.

PTI chief fails to unveil party manifesto as rain interrupts rally.

Imran makes six pledges at the rally. Manifesto not read out.

Imran Khan says many PML-N members believe that the PTI is the only party that can bring about change.

Former military ruler vows to return on March 24, come what may.

Politics, the famous ‘system’, has been saved at the expense of the state.

Police argue that the bus service should be closed based on earlier untoward incidents.

Cheema alledges that Hashmi is not fit to become a PTI member.

Party officials expect over half a million participants.

Nawaz Sharif has picked fights with every army chief and Imran Khan is too much of a wildcard.

The PML-N seems to be the favourite, according to most opinion polls.

Welcomes election dates, calls on immediate establishment of interim setup.

No one had filed nomination papers for the party chairperson against Imran.

The ‘arrow’ has not been allotted to any party yet and the final decision will be made on March 25.

‘The more democratic the set-up, the greater the prosperity’.

Party seniors to weigh in, smooth out differences.

On the face of it, it appears that the real contest in the upcoming elections would be between the PML-N and the PTI.

Mehmoodur Rasheed and Abdul Aleem Khan will battle it out for Lahore chapter presidents of the party.

Chaudary Nisar blamed PML-Q, PTI and MQI of making moves to postpone elections.

Reconstitutution of ECP not possible with just five weeks left for the government’s tenure to expire, says Iqbal.

Calls for reappointment of provincial commissioners to oversee polls; president’s resignation.

To keep any semblance of order in the country, the Constitution needs to be adhered to and followed.

Holds joint press conference with Awami Tehreek President Ayaz Palijo.

Instead of informed discussion, businessmen at KCCI treated to political spiel.

In an age when impact of piece is gauged by the amount of comments it gets, bashing Imran is a sure route to success.

Shame on Imran Khan for not condemning TTP who think women are inferior, challenge our sovereignty, kill Pakistanis.

PTI trolls are, possibly, the online equivalent of the once infamous Islami Jamiat Talba’s Thunder Squad.

Why must one be chastised or trolled for not liking a particular political figure or joking about him?

PTI chief Imran Khan says they don't fear any political party. Hints PPP and PML-N's vote bank not sufficient.

Claims about doing better than others are not credible at all because they have no basis in reality.

The governance and institutional components of the PTI’s Vision immediately bring some questions to mind.

PTI takes a second crack at announcing its policy proposals to the public.

Much of the PTI’s economic blueprint is aspirational rather than realistic.

Creation of the establishment or not, the PTI is certainly an anti-political-establishment party.

Party chief threatens ‘tsunami march’ in case judiciary attacked.

Both parties agree on various issues, PTI says JI is the only trustworthy party.

It can be, in reality, a force far greater than a thousand tsunamis that erodes the decadence of Pakistani politics.

PTI supporters, Imran Khan fans praise the fearless leader for being an honest patriotic leader,

From fertiliser to foreign policy, ex-CEO of Engro dilates the rich and poor divide.

PTI has begun to move into the heartland areas of Punjab where its threat is perhaps most strongly felt by the PML-N.

Says PTI's highly democratic nature led to 'debate and dissension' to reach a consensus.

Imran’s party claims PML-Q stalwart demanded a ‘certain’ position for joining.