Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan has called for a consultative meeting with his party leaders at his Bani Gala residence in Islamabad on Thursday, according to sources.


The meeting comes after his party has gained inroads in the National Assembly tally, according to unofficial results.The meeting, which is scheduled to be held at 12 pm (local time), will take a call on a future action plan of government formation, Geo News quoted sources as saying.


The party leaders will also contact the winning independent candidates from across the Punjab province.Sources further said that the meeting will also decide a future course of action against the reaction of the opposition parties in connection to the general election results.


The PTI is set to emerge as the single largest party with Imran Khan likely to be the new prime minister of Pakistan.


PTI is leading at 119 seats, while PML-N and PPP are closing in at the second and third positions respectively. Other parties are leading in 20 constituencies so far, while independent candidates are also leading in 20 seats.


Various political parties and journalists have alleged the elections to be rigged in favour of Imran Khan.Pakistan went to polls on Wednesday and the counting of votes began soon thereafter in the evening.