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5Th National Assembly from 1972-10Th January 1977 List 5TH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FROM 1972- 10TH JANUARY 1977 LIST OF MEMBERS & ADDRESSES S. No Constituency Name Permanent Address Remarks 1. NW-1 Mr. Moham m ad 2, The Mall Peshawar Federal Minister Peshawar-I Yusuf Khattak 2. NW-2 Mr. Ghulam 22-Sham i Road, Peshawar-II Faruque Peshawar 3. NW-3 Mr. Abdul Wali Village Sahi Bagh Peshawar-III Khan Mohd-Bari, Tehsil Charsadda, District Peshawar 4. NW-4 Maulana Abdul C/ O Monthly Al- Peshawar-IV Haq (Akora Haqque, Akora Khattak, Khattak) Peshawar 5. NW-5 Maulana Abdul Jam ya Furqania Hazara-I Hakeem Madnia, Kartarpura, Rawalpindi 6. NW-6 Maulana Ghulam Masjid Hanfia Bhusa Hazara-II Ghaus Hazarvi Mandi Saddar Rawalpindi 7. NW-7 Sardar I nayatur I nayat House, P.O. Parliamentary Hazara-III Rahm an Khan Faizabad, Raza Shah Secretary Abbasi Pehlvi Road, Rawalpindi 8. NW-8 Mr. Abdul Baseem Lodge, Federal Minister Hazara-IV Qaiyum Khan Mansehra Road, Abbottabad. 9. NW-9 Mr. Abdul Khaliq Taus Babini Road, Hoti, Mardan-I Khan Distt. Mardan 10. NW-10 Mr. Am irzada Advocate Mardan Seat declared Mardan-II Khan vacant on the 15th November, 1973 Mr. Umra khan Adina Tehsil Swabi, Elected in Bye District Mardan election in place of Mr. Am irzada Khan who took oath in the Provincial Assem bly of NWFP 11. NW-11 Mr. Moham m ad Mansehra, District Federal Minister Mardan-cum- Haneef Khan Hazara Hazara 12. NW-12 Kohat Maulvi Near Sadar Police Niamatullah Station, Hangu Road, Kohat 13. NW-13 Maulavi Mufti Madrisa Qasim -ul- D.I.Khan Mahmood Uloom, Multan 14. NW-14 Bannu Maulana Madrisa Alia Arbia Saarushahid Merajul uloom, Bannu 15. NW-15 Ataliq Jafar Ali Ataliq House, Chitral Parliamentary Chitral-cum- Shah Secretary Dir-cum-Swat 16. NW-16 Mr. Rahim Shah Village & P.O Rahim Swat-I Abad, Swat, (Malakand Division) 17. NW-17 Swat- Mr. Miangul Saidue Sharif. Swat II Aurangzeb (N.W.F.P) 18. NW-18 Dir Sahibzada Village and Post Office Safiullah Sahibabad (Kotki) Tehsil and Distt. Dir 19. NW-19 Tribal Mr. Akbar Khan Eid Gah Road, Shahi Area-I Mohammad Bagh, Peshawar City 20. NW-20 Tribal Haji Saleh Khan P.O & Village Sadda, Area-II Murram Agency 21. NW-21 Tribal Mr. Nim atullah 4-A, Park Road, Elected to the Area-III Khan Shinwari University Town, Senate on 5th Peshawar August, 1975 Haji Gul Zintara Sultan Khel, Elected in By Mohammad Tehsil Landikotal election against Khyber Agency the seat vacated by Mr. Niamatullah Khan Shinwari 22. NW-22 Tribal Malik Jahangir Miranshah, North Area-IV Khan Waziristan Agency 23. NW-23 Tribal Mr. Abdul Malik Tehsil Tank Area-V 24. NW-24 Tribal Major General P.O Hangu, District Minister of State Area-VI Jamal Dar Kohat 25. NW-25 Tribal Mr. Abdul Village and Post Office Area-VII Subhan Khan Khar Bajaur, Chakdara, Malakand Agency PUNJAB 26. NW-26 Mr. Khurshid 90-A, Jinnah Road, Rawalpindi- hasan Meer Rawalpindi I 27. NW-27 Malik Moham m ad 24-Q, Gulberg, Lahore Minister of State Rawalpindi- jafar II 28. NW-28 Mr. Habid Ahm ad 18/ E, Satellite Town Parliamentary Rawalpindi- Col. Rawalpindi Secretary III 29. NW-29 Mr. Abdul Aziz 4-A, Civil Lines, Rawalpindi- Bhatti, Advocate Rawalpindi IV 30. NW-30 Sardar Saukat House No. 28, Street Campbellpu Hyat No. 28, F-6/1, r-I Islamabad 31. NW-31 Pir Syed Safi-id- 468, F-6/3, Islamabad Campbellpu Din r-II 32. NW-32 Dr. Ghulam Mandi Bahauddin, Jhelum-I Hussain District Gujrat 33. NW-33 Mr. Moham m ad Ward No.5, Chakwal Expired on 27th Jhelum-II Amir Khan August, 1974 34. NW-34 Malik Moham m ad Village & Post Office Jhelum-III Sadiq Jham ra, Via Chakwal, District Jhelum 35. NW-35 Choudhery Zahur Zebur Palace, Ciroular Gujrat-I Illahi Road, Gujrat 36. NW-36 Mr. Fazal Elahi Village Murala Tehsil Elected President Gujrat-II Chaudhary Kharian, District Gujrat of the I slam ic Republic of Pakistan Mr. Muham m ad 5 bazurner Road, Elected in Bye Sardar Khan Lahore election in place of Mr. Fazal Elahi Chaudhary 37. NW-37 Ch. Manzoor District Bar Gujrat Gijrat-III Hussain Dudhra 38. NW-38 Ch. Ghulam Rasul Village and Post Office Gujrat-IV Tarar Jokalian, Tehsil Phalia, District Gujrat 39. NW-39 Ch. Jahangir Ali 31-C, Satellite Town, Minister of State Sargodha-I Sargodhar 40. NW-40 Malik Anwar Ali 34-C-1, Gulberg I I I , Sargodha-II Noon Ghalib Road, Lahore 41. NW-41 Mr. Hafeezullah 20, New Civil Lines, Federal Minister Sargodha- Cheem Sargodha III 42. NW-42 Mr. Karam Bakhsh 98-C, Satellite Town Sargodha- Awan Sargodha IV 43. NW-43 Nawabzada Mian Village & P.O Radhan, Sargodha-V Mohammad Zakir The. Shahpur, District Sargodha 44. NW-44 Nawabzada Malik Kalabagh, District Mianwali-I Muzaffar Khan Mianwali 45. NW-45 Mr. Ghulam P.O. Bhakkar, District Mianwali-II Hassan Khan Mianwali Dhandla 46. NW-46 Mehr Ghulam Jatiana, P.O. Satiana, Jhang-I haider Bharwana Tehsil and District, Jhang 47. NW-47 Maulana Jam ia Muham m ad Expired on 25th Jhang-II Moham m ad Zakir Sharif, District jhang November 1976 (late) Sardarzada Rajoa, Tehsil, Chaniot, Elected in place Moham m ad Ali District Jhang of Maulana Shah Muhammad Zakir, MNA 48. NW-48 Sahibzada Village hazrat Sultan Parliamentary Jhang-III Mohammad Bahu, Tehsil Shorkot Secretary Nazeer Sultan District Jhang 49. NW-49 Mr. Mukhtar Rana 28, Lalazar Colony Disqualified on Lyallpur-I Agrecultural University the 10th April, Lyallpur 1972 Mr. Moham m ad 119-B, Peoples Colony, Elected in Bye Afzal Randhawa Lyallpur election in place of Mr. Mukhtar Rana 50. NW-50 Mian Moham m ad 112-A, Peoples colony Federal Minister Lyallpur-II Attaullah Lyallpur 51. NW-51 Mr. Ahsan-ul-Haq 2148-B, Model Town C Lyallpur-III Lyallpur 52. NW-52 Mr. Muham m ad Chak No.267/ R.B., Lyallpur-IV bashir Ahmad Tehsil and District Lyallpur 53. NW-53 Ch. Moham m ad Ward No.11 Toba Tek Expired on 9th Lyallpur-V Aslam Singh, Lyallpur July, 1975 Raja Mubaraz 905/15-4, I slam pura, Elected in Bye Khan Toba Tek Singh, District election in place Lyallpur of Ch. Mohammad Aslam (Late) 54. NW-54 Rai Hafizullah Peoples House, Lyallpur-VI Khan Kam alia, District Lyallpur 55. NW-55 Chaudhury 105-C, Peoples Colony, Lyallpur-VII Mohammad Lyallpur Anwar Ali Khan 56. NW-56 Mr. Ghulam nabi 573-B, Peoples Colony, Lyallpur- Choudhary Lyallpur VIII 57. NW-57 Mr. Moham m ad 28, New Civil Lines, Lyallpur-IX Khan Choudhary Lyallpur 58. NW-58 Malik Moham m ad 2, Flem ing Road, Federal Minister Lahore-I Akhtar Lahore 59. NW-59 Dr. Mubeshar 4-K, Gulberg-II, Lahore Lahore-II Hassan 60. NW-60 Mian Mahm ud Ali 4, Fane Road, Lahore Lahore-III Kasuri 61. NW-61 Sheikh 8, Zaldar Road, I chhra, Federal Minister Lahore-IV Muhammad Lahore Rashid 62. NW-62 Malik Miraj Khalid 10, Flem ing Road, Federal Minister Lahore-V Lahore 63. NW-63 Sahibzada Ahm ad 54, The Mall, Lahore Lahore-VI Raza Khan Qasuri 64. NW-64 Chaudhury Pattoki, Tehsil Chunian Lahore-VII Shafaat Khan Chohan 65. NW-65 Dr. S.Mahm ood 72-E, Hali Road, Lahore-VIII Abbas Bokhari Gulberg-III, Lahore 66. NW-66 Ch. Mum taz 128, Grain Market, Sheikhupur Ahmed Sheikhupura a-I 67. NW-67 Mian Hamid Yasin Kot Nizam Din, Chak Shekhupura No. 184, Shah Kot, -II District Shaikhupura 68. NW-68 Ch. Moham m ad 60-L, Gulberg-III, Expired in 1974 Sheikhupur Iqbal Lahore a-III Mr. Nisar Ahmad Village Muradpur, Elected in Bye Tehsil Ferozewala, election inplace Distt. Sheikhupura of Ch. Mohd Iqbal (late) 69. NW-69 Rai Shahadat Ali Kot Fazil, Tehsil Sheikhupur Khan Nankana Sahib, District a-IV Sheikhupura 70. NW-70 Mian Manzoor-I - 25-A, Satellite Town, Expired on 30th Gujranwala- Hassan Gujranwala Many, 1974 I Mr. Habibur 41-A, Satellite Town, Parliamentary Rahman Gujranwala Seceretary. Elected in Bye election in place Mian Manzoor-I - Hassan (late) 71. NW-71 Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Bajwa Colony, Expired Gujranwala- Bajwa Gujranwala II Ali Moham m ad Urdu Bazzar. Elected in Bye Darriwal Gujranwala election in place of Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Bajwa (late) 72. NW-72 Major Ghulam Cheem a House, Lahore Gujranwala- Haider Cheema Cantt. III 73. NW-73 Mian Shahadat Village & P.O Bhaka Gujranwala- Khan Bhattian, The. IV Hafizabad, Distt. Gujranwala 74. NW-74 Mian Masud Khadim Ali Road, Sialkot-I Ahmad Sialkot City 75. NW-75 Maulana Kausar 293, F-6/3, Islamabad Federal Minister Sialkot-II Niazi 76. NW-76 Ch. Nasrullah Advocate, Norowal Died on the 9th Sialkot-III Khan Distt. Sialkot October 1972. Mr. Abdul Wahid Chanderke Rajuptan, Elected in Bye Tehsil Narowal, District election in place Sialkot of Ch. Nasrullah Khan 77. NW-77 Malik Moham m ad Mohallah Dinpur Khurd, Sialkot-IV Sulem an, MSc. Shakargarh Town, Tech. LLB. Distt. Sialkot Advocate 78. NW-78 Ch. Sultan Ahm ad Advocate, Daska, Sialkot-V Cheema District Sialkot 79. NW-79 Sahibzada Farooq 4, Vokala Colony, Speaker National Multan-I Ali Khanewal Road, Multan Assem bly of Pakistan 80. NW-80 Nawabzada Sadiq His seat declared Multan-II Hussain Qureshi vacant on his appointm ent as Gtovernor Punjab in 1973 Mr. Sajid Pervez 79-A, Gulgasht Multan Election in Bye Hina election in place of Nawabzada Sadiq Hussain Qureshi 81. NW-81 Saiyid Abbas Shah Gardez, Multan Multan-III Hussain Gardezi City 82. NW-82 Mr. Zafarullah 208, Shah Jam al Multan-IV Khan Chawdhry Colony, Lahore 83.
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