ISLAMABAD: Former Prime Minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan has categorically denied claims of an agreement with the federal government, claiming that they are coming closer to Islamabad.

Imran Khan denied the rumours on Twitter from his own account, saying that rumours and purposeful deception are being propagated that an agreement has been reached.

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