Despite ban on Azadi March, ex-prime minister and PTI chairman Imran Khan and other party leaders have vowed to reach Islamabad today for the sit-in till the announcement of new elections.
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A do or die like situation has developed in the govt and the PTI ranks about the azadi march
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