Imran Khan in 'new Pakistan' vote pitch
What are the previous cricketer's prospects - and who are the "electables" he expectations will help him?
What's Imran Khan promising?
Mr Khan tended to a rally of countless supporters in the eastern city of Lahore, where he propelled his gathering's effort.
No date for the vote has been declared however it is required to occur in July or August.
Mr Khan told the group he would make a Pakistan where all natives were considered responsible independent of their experiences.
He likewise said he needed to enhance access to instruction and medicinal services, and also advance assessment gathering and decrease defilement.
What are his odds?
His PTI party as of now has 32 parliamentary seats, contrasted and the 186 of the decision PML-N party.
Late assessment surveys additionally propose the PTI is less prevalent than the PML-N, in spite of the fact that the edge has limited since the last race in 2013.
"Assessment surveys can be amazingly deceptive," Mr Khan told the martforu in a meeting.
How huge an issue is debasement?
Mr Khan hosts influenced battling debasement his gathering's vital to pitch.
"The way Pakistan is going, the entire issue about defilement, the issue about administration... I trust that the race crusade will swing the enormous undecided vote towards the PTI," he told the martforu.
The previous executive and leader of the PML-N, Nawaz Sharif, is presently on trial in a hostile to defilement court.
A decision is normal in the coming weeks, which could see him sent to imprison.
He was precluded from office a year ago after an investigation into his family's accounts - which Imran Khan battled for.
Be that as it may, Mr Sharif remains a well known figure and has held various extensive arouses since his exclusion.
What does Imran Khan say in regards to the military?
Supporters of Mr Sharif guarantee Pakistan's military foundation subtly pushed for his expulsion as they differ over key issues, for example, the nation's association with India. Both the Pakistani armed force and Imran Khan deny that.
Mr Khan claimed that the PML-N were themselves supported by the military in the 1990s.
He included: "The present military boss, Gen Bajwa, is presumably the most star just man we have ever observed."
The military has specifically controlled Pakistan for about a large portion of its reality, and it has applied a solid impact all through a significant part of whatever remains of the nation's life expectancy.
Governmental issues in the nation are frequently observed through the viewpoint of common military relations - however Mr Khan told the BBC he had "no worry" about the military's part in Pakistani society.
Where does Mr Khan remain on radicalism?
Mr Khan has confronted allegations of being delicate on Islamist radicalism, at one phase procuring the moniker "Taliban Khan".
He unequivocally rejects the cases and says he has simply pushed peace converses with extremist gatherings as a method for settling strife inside Pakistan.
At the point when asked by the BBC whether Pakistan would be pretty much "liberal" were he to be chosen head administrator, he rejected the inquiry.
"Pakistan's issue is nothing to do with progressivism or fundamentalism. Pakistan has an issue of administration," he said.
"We have 25 million youngsters out of school, we have the most noteworthy tyke death rate on the planet. This is the West viewing Pakistan as a radicalism and fundamentalism issue.
"It's anything but an issue. Each human culture has its fanatics and its liberals."
On worldwide undertakings Mr Khan, as other Pakistani government officials, has denied US charges that the nation is giving "places of refuge" for the Afghan Taliban and its partners.
At the Lahore rally, a senior legislator from Mr Khan's gathering driven a serenade declaring, "any individual who is a companion of the US is a deceiver".
Mr Khan told the BBC: "The US has had the most noticeably bad Afghan strategy. For a long time they've been attempting to utilize a military arrangement and they fizzled.
"Where are the places of refuge? They should call attention to out - 70,000 Pakistanis have kicked the bucket battling the US war."
So who are the 'electables'?
"Electables" are government officials with their very own vote banks, who are not attached ideologically to a political gathering.
Examiners say it isn't clear what the effect would be on levels of help for the PML-N, if Mr Sharif were sentenced in his continuous hostile to debasement trial.
Some trust it could help bolster for him as a "saint". Others say it could prompt surrenders of alleged "electables" to Mr Khan's PTI.
"There are some electables who have a decent reputation," Mr Khan said. "Particularly in rustic territories you need to have somebody who has a system to win the decision." Mr Khan said he would not permit "electables" with discolored political records to join the gathering.
Senior Pakistani columnist Iftikhar Ahmad, from the Daily Jang daily paper, said he accepted there were around 60 such applicants in supporters in Punjab alone who may change steadfastness to the PTI on the off chance that they regarded it to their greatest advantage.
Where will the vote be chosen?
The key battleground between Mr Khan and the PML-N will be the territory of Punjab, which holds the greater part of the 272 straightforwardly chose situates in the Pakistani parliament.
Lahore, where Mr Khan propelled his decision crusade on Sunday, is the capital of Punjab.
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