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1970 East Elections 1970 EAST ELECTIONS Islamabad, the 18th December, 1970 No. F. 2(31)/70-Els. (II). -- In pursuance of the provisions of sub-section (4) of section 39 of the National and Provincial Assemblies (Elections) Ordinance, 1970, the Election Commission, Pakistan is pleased to publish the names of the candidates returned to the National Assembly of Pakistan from the National constituencies of the Province of East Pakistan as mentioned against the name of each candidate:- Sr. # No and Name of Constituency Name Father's Name 1 2 3 4 1 NE-1 Rangpur-I Mr. Majahar Hossain Lal Mamud Mr. Reazuddin Dalaluddin 2 NE-2 Rangpur-II Ahmed Ahmed Abdul Majid 3 NE-3 Rangpur-III Mr. Sadakat Hussain Miah Mr. Md. Lutfor Late Nasimud 4 NE-4 Rangpur-IV Rahman Din Shah Abdul 5 NE-5 Rangpur-V Shah Abdul Hamid Gafur Mr. Mohammad Dr. Bakhtaruddin 6 NE-6 Rangpur-VI Abu Solaiman Mo Mondal Mr. Mohammad Mohammad 7 NE-7 Rangpur-VII Azizur Rahman Shanulla Mr. Mohammad 8 NE-8 Rangpur-VIII Alhaj Rajab Ali Nural Haq 9 NE-9 Rangpur-IX Mr. Abdul Awal Mvi. Abdul Bari Dr. Masihar 10 NE-10 Rangpur-X Mr. Matiur Rahman Rahman 11 NE-11 Rangpur-XI Mr. Abdur Rouf Hazi Azizulla Jamir Uddin 12 NE-12 Rangpur-XII Mr. Afsar Ali Ahmed Ahmed Mr. Muhammad Hazi 13 NE-13 Dinajpur-I Mosharraf Hossain Mohammad Ch Mofizuddin Mr. Mohammad 14 NE-14 Dinajpur-II Azizur Rahman, Late Akimuddin Advo Mr. A.B. M. Mokshed Late Niamat Ali 15 NE-15 Dinajpur-III Ali Sarkar Prof. Mohammad Mohammad 16 NE-16 Dinajpur-IV Yousuf Ali Gofiruddin Mr. Shah Mahtab Late Haji 17 NE-17 Dinajpur-V Ahmed Serajuddin Shah Dr. Mohammad Wakil Late Mofiz 18 NE-18 Dinajpur-VI uddin Mondal Uddin Mondal Mr. Mafiz Ali Late Ali 19 NE-19 Bogra-I Mohammad Mohammad Chaudhuri Chaudhury Misharatulla 20 NE-20 Bogra-II Mr. Mujibur Rahman Mondal Late Hajratullah Mr. Akbar Ali Khan 21 NE-21 Bogra-III Khan Chowdhury Chowdhury Mr. Mohammad Taslimuddin 22 NE-22 Bogra-IV Habibur Rahman Ahmad Mr. Mohammad Dr. Mohammad 23 NE-23 Bogra-V Zahidur Rahman Hamid Uddin Mr. Motahar Hossain Mr. Naimuddin 24 NE-24 Pabna-I Talukder Talukder Moulana A. Rashid Kh. Abu 25 NE-25 Pabna-II Tarkabagish Esahaque Mr. Abdul Momin Abdul Gofur 26 NE-26 Pabna-III Talukder Talukder Imam Syed Mr. Syed Hussain 27 NE-27 Pabna-IV Ahmed Shah Mansur Warsi Nazir Uddin 28 NE-28 Pabna-V Mr. Abdu Sayeed Sarker Mohammad M.r Mohammad 29 NE-29 Pabna-VI Rafiuddin Amzad Hossain Ahmed Late Haji Mr. Atwar Rahman 30 NE-30 Rajshahi-I Jasiruddin Talukder Talukder Khorshed 31 NE-31 Rajshahi-II Mr. Azizar Rahman Hossain Mr. Mohammad Late Lal 32 NE-32 Rajshahi-III Boytullah M. A, LLB Mohammad M.r Mohammad Haji Younus Ali 33 NE-33 Rajshahi-IV Khaled Ali Mia Mia Al-Haj Al-Haj Raisuddin 34 NE-34 Rajshahi-V Mohiuddin Ahmed Biswas Mr. A.H. M. Moulvi Abdul 35 NE-35 Rajshahi-VI Kamaruzzaman Hamid Shah Mohammad 36 NE-36 Rajshahi-VII Hakimuddin Jafarullah Haji Mr. Mohammad Mohammad 37 NE-37 Rajshahi-VIII Nazmul Huq jSarker Nabiruddin Sarker Mohammad Dr. Sk. Late Sheikh 38 NE-38 Rajshahi-IX Mobarak Hossain Abdul Aziz 39 NE-39 Kushtia-I Mr. Amirul Islam Wasel Hossain Mr. Azizur Rahman 40 NE-40 Kushtia-II Ayezuddin Akkas 41 NE-41 Kushtia-III Mr. Sahiuddin Yakub Hossain Mr. Abu Ahmed Rustom Ali 42 NE-42 Kushtia-IV Abzal ur Rashid Biswas Shamsuddin 43 NE-43 Jessore-I Mr. Quamruzzaman Ahmed Mr. Iqbal Anwarul 44 NE-44 Jessore-II Khoshbash Islam Mr. M. Mosihur 45 NE-45 Jessore-III Ismail Rahman Mr. Subodh Kumar Late Ganandra 46 NE-46 Jessore-IV Mittra Nath Mittra 47 NE-47 Jessore-V Mr. M. Roushan Ali Late Mandar Ali 48 NE-48 Jessore-VI Mr. Sohrab Hossain Golam Tahur Mr. Khundker Abdul Abdul Wadud 49 NE-49 Jessore-VII Hafeez Khudker A. Jabbar 50 NE-50 Khulna-I Mr. A. Khayer, B.A Sikder Late Haji 51 NE-51 Khulna-II Shaikh A. Aziz Shaikh Hafizuddin Shaikh 52 NE-52 Khulna-III Mr. Lutfar Rahman Mohammad Easeen 53 NE-53 Khulna-IV Mr. M. A. Gafur Late Jonab Ali Mr. Mohammad Late 54 NE-54 Khulna-V Mohsin Tasimuddin Mr. Salahuddin 55 NE-55 Khulna-VI Shahamatulla Yousuf Mr. Mohammad Late Gyasuddin 56 NE-56 Khulna-VII Babdul Gaffar Ahmed L. Syed 57 NE-57 Khulna-VIII Syed Kamal Bakht Jalaluddin Hashmi Mr. Abdur Rab Abdul Khaleque 58 NE-58 Bakerganj-I Serneabat Serneabat 59 NE-59 Bakerganj-II Mr. Salehuddin Mvi. Daliluddin Ahmed Ahmed Mr. Mohammad Late Hemayet 60 NE-60 Bakerganj-III Nurul Islam Manzoor Uddin Ahmed Mr. Mohammad Haji Dalilur 61 NE-61 Bakerganj-IV Abdul Barek Rahman Mr. A. Mannan A. Hashem 62 NE-62 Bakerganj-V Howlader Howlader Late A.K. Fazlul 63 NE-65 Bakerganj-VIII Mr. A.K. Faizul Huq Huq Mr. Enayet Hossain Abdul Kader 64 NE-66 Bakerganj-IX Khan Khan Late Tajuddin 65 NE-71 Tangail-I Mr. Abdul Mannan Joarder Mr. M. Shaukat Ali 66 NE-72 Tangail-II M. Arfan Khan Khan 67 NE-73 Tangail-III Mvi. Humayun Khalid Shamser Ali Mr. Hatem Ali Haji Afsar Ali 68 NE-74 Tangail-IV Talukder Talukder Mr. Shamsur Abdul Halim 69 NE-75 Tangail-V Rahman Khan Khan M.r Mohammad A. Late Munshi 70 NE-76 Mymensingh-I Samad Haider Ali Mr. Karimuzzaman Kishmatullah 71 NE-77 Mymensingh-II Talukder Talukder Haji Mr. Mohammad A. Mohammad 72 NE-78 Mymensingh-III Hakim Advocate Joyenuddin Akhand Mvi. Mr. Mohammad Mohammad 73 NE-79 Mymensingh-IV Anisur Rahman Syedur Rahman Mr. Abdul Hakim Haji Tamiruddin 74 NE-80 Mymensingh-V Sarkar Sarkar Mr. Mosharraf 75 NE-81 Mymensingh-VI Mr. Ali Akanda Hussain Akanda Late Ismail 76 NE-82 Mymensingh-VII Ibrahim B.L. Sarkar Late Zahiruddin 77 NE-83 Mymensingh-VIII Mr. Nurul Amin Ahmed Syed Abdur 78 NE-84 Mymensingh-IX Syed Abdus Sultan Roud Mr. A.N.M. Nazrul Rukonuddin 79 NE-85 Mymensingh-X Islam Ahmed 80 NE-86 Mymensingh-XI Mr. Mohammad Mohammad Shamsul Huda M.A Isahaque Daptory 81 NE-87 Mymensingh-XII Mr. Sadiruddin Meher Ali Mr. Abdul Momin 82 NE-88 Mymensingh-XIII Abdul Aziz Talukder Arfan Ali 83 NE-89 Mymensingh-XIV Mr. Jabed Ali Munshi Mr. Asaduzzaman Late A. Hakim 84 NE-90 Mymensingh-XV Khan Khan 85 NE-91 Mymensingh-XVI Mr. Zillur Rahman Meher Ali 86 NE-92 Mymensingh-XVII Syed Nazrul Islam Syed A. Rais Tayabuddin 87 NE-93 Mymensingh-XVIII Mr. Abdul Hamid Haji Haji Mr. A.B.M. Nurul 88 NE-94 Faridpur-I Mohammad Islam Abdus Sattar Syed Kamrul Islam Syed abdul 89 NE-95 Faridpur-II Mohammad Saleu Halim Mr. K.M. Obaidur Late Kh. Atiqur 90 NE-96 Faridpur-III Rahman Rahman Mr. Shamsuddin Nuruddin 91 NE-97 Faridpur-IV Mollah Ahmed Hazi Mr. Mohammad 92 NE-98 Faridpur-V Mohammad abdul Khayer Manik Mr. Molla Jalaluddin 93 NE-99 Faridpur-VI Hatem Molla Ahmed Mvi. Adeladdin Mvi. Jonab Ali 94 NE-100 Faridpur-VII Ahmed Howlader Late Mr. Amjad Hossain 95 NE-101 Faridpur-VIII Kazimuddin Khan Khan Mr. Abidur Reza Abdul Hakim 96 NE-102 Faridpur-IX Khan Khan Mvi. Reajuddin 97 NE-103 Faridpur-X Dr. M.A. Quashem Ahmed Late Haji Mr. Mohammad 98 NE-104 Dacca-I Mohammad Nurul Islam Korban Ali Mr. Moslemuddin Insaruddin 99 NE-105 Dacca-II Khan Khan Mr. Khandaker Nurul Kandaker 100 NE-106 Dacca-III Islam, M.A, B.L Abdul Barik 101 NE-107 Dacca-IV Mr. Shamsul Haque Osman Ghani 102 NE-108 Dacca-V Mr. Tajuddin Ahmad Yasin Khan Late Ghulam Mr. Ashraf Ali 103 NE-109 Dacca-VI Rasul Chowdhury Chowdhury 104 NE-110 Dacca-VII Mr. Zahiruddin Nasiruddin Sheikh Mujibur Sheikh Lutfur 105 NE-111 Dacca-VIII Rahman Rahman Dr. Ahmed 106 NE-112 Dacca-IX Dr. Kamal Hossain Hossain Mr. Fazlur Rahman Zahiruddin 107 NE-113 Dacca-X Bhuiyan Bhuiyan Late Haji 108 NE-114 Dacca-XI Aptabuddin Bhuiya Mahmud Ali Mr. A. Rezzaque Mohammad Ali 109 NE-115 Dacca-XII Bhuiyan Bhuiyan Mr. Mohammad 110 NE-116 Dacca-XIII A. Akbar Ali Shahar Ali Mian Mr. A.K.M. 111 NE-117 Dacca-XIV Haji Osman Ali Shamsuzzoha Mr. Kafiluddin Late Altafuddin 112 NE-118 Dacca-XV Chowdhury Chowdhury Mr. Abdul Karim Late Haji Falan 113 NE-119 Dacca-XVI Bepari Bepari Late Haji 114 NE-120 Sylhet-I Mr. Mustafa Ali Nozab Ali Mr. Mohamad Abdur Late Alhaj 115 NE-121 Sylhet-II Rabb Monwar Mr. A.K. Latifur Abdul Basir 116 NE-122 Sylhet-III Rahman Chowdhury Chowdhury Mohammad 117 NE-123 Sylhet-IV Mr. Mohammad Ilias Tahir Mr. Abdul Muntaquim 118 NE-124 Sylhet-V Tajammul Ali Choudhury Late Khan Colonel Muhammad Bahadur 119 NE-125 Sylhet-VI Ataul Ghani Osm Mufizur Rahman 120 NE-126 Sylhet-VII Mr. Abdur Rahim Late Massim Ali Dewan Hamid 121 NE-127 Sylhet-VIII Dewan Farid Ghazi Ghazi Mr. Abdul Haque 122 NE-128 Sylhet-IX Abdul Wahid Advocate Late Shariot 123 NE-129 Sylhet-X Mr. Abdus Samad Ulla Mr. D.M.H. Obaidur Dewan Hasinur 124 NE-130 Sylhet-XI Raza Choudhury Raza Chowdhury Mr. Taher Uddin Ferozuddin 125 NE-131 Comilla-I Thakur Thakur A. Majid 126 NE-132 Comilla-II Mr. Ali Azam Bhuiyan Dewan Golam 127 NE-133 Comilla-III Dewan Abul Abbas Mowla 128 NE-134 Comilla-IV Mr.
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