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Chowk Imam Din
Chowk Imam Din is the name of a square in the historic city of Sialkot. The square is named after local politician and elder Chaudhry Imam Din. Chaudhry Imam Din was a notable elder from the Gujjar caste. He stood the local elections under the symbol of a flame or 'diya' which was simplified to 'dewa' in the local Punjabi language.
The square falls in the boundary of the Village Both. It lies at the intersection between Babu Saroo Shah Road and Main Both road. Babu Saroo Shah Road leads to Sialkot Cantonment whereas the Main Both road leads to Village Barth. The Chowk itself contains local grocers, restaurants, blacksmiths, carpenters and other general stores within its confines.
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