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March 2014 - Volume: 2, Issue 3

Afghan presidential election campaign under way IN THIS Failure to conduct LB polls violation of Constitution BULLETIN Whisked away by LEAs MQM demands early release of its LG poll candidate English News 2-8 CJ vows to decide delimitation of Sindh constituencies on merit Going green for Peace Profile Quetta Balochistan 9-29 LG minister promises 0.8m saplings to be planted across K-P Election strategy: Tripartite alliance demands LG polls at the earliest Articles 30-32 FAFEN points at discrepancies in general elections 2013 Dissenting note: Lawyers in 5 divisions to boycott LHC bar election Maps 33-35 Grassroots democracy Local government polls necessary to facilitate masses Urdu News 36-40 Situation to worsen if LG polls not held in Fata, warn participants SC seeks Punjab govt’s fresh stance on LG polls Political Directory 41-49 Govt get order to appoint CEC within one month

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HEADLINES DETAIL Afghan presidential KABUL: Candidates for Afghanistan’s April 5 presidential election officially launched their campaigns election campaign Sunday with a series of rallies held in Kabul, but it remains to be seen whether the next president will have a closer relationship with the United States than the obstreperous incumbent Hamid Karzai. under way There are 11 candidates vying to replace Karzai, who cannot run again, reports the BBC. The The News 3rd Feb 2014 president has repeatedly held back from signing a security deal that would allow the U.S. military to carry out operations against the Taliban and suspected terrorists in the war-torn country, saying his successor could handle negotiations. The academic Ashraf Ghani, who is running with former Uzbek warlord Gen Abdul Rashid Dostum and ethnic Hazara tribal chieftain Sarwar Danish as vice- presidents, promised at his rally Sunday to bring change. And the candidate Abdullah Abdullah said the world should not be frightened of Afghanistan, and Afghans should not be frightened of the world. “There are actually a number of fairly strong candidates, people who we have worked with very closely in the past,” said former Defense Department official David Sedney on PBS on Jan. 27. ”And most importantly, the election gives the Afghan people themselves a chance to choose. And then I think we will have a much better chance of moving forward.” It’s not just the outcome of the election that will shape Afghanistan’s future, but also whether voting can be carried out safely. A peaceful election process would set a precedent for future democratic elections with diminished coalition and U.S. involvement. But on Saturday two workers for Abdullah Abdullah were shot and killed in the western city of Herat, and the Taliban has threatened to derail the campaign. Voters expressed anxiety about the safety of the polls, and said it could prevent people from casting ballots. Violence in Afghanistan has continued in recent months, with a recent Taliban attack on a Kabul cafe that served Western clientele killing 21 people.

Failure to conduct LB ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court (SC) on Thursday observed it was an open violation of the polls violation of Constitution that the government was not holding local bodies (LB) elections in the cantonment boards. A two-member bench of the apex court comprising Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani and Constitution: SC Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed resumed hearing into the local bodies (LB) elections case. The apex The News 7th Feb,2014 court said that LB elections could not be put on the backburner on the pretext of legislation in this regard. The SC asked as to what would be the consequence of any further delay in holding the local bodies (LB) elections in the cantonment boards in terms of Article 140A and as required by the Principles of Policy enshrined in the Constitution (Article 32). The court asked Attorney General Salman Aslam Butt to assist it on the points as to what could be the consequence of any further delay in holding of the LB elections in the cantonment boards in terms of Article 140A and as required by the Principles of Policy enshrined in the Constitution (Article 32). The court further asked the learned attorney general to assist it as to whether the LB elections in cantonment boards could be held under the existing law.The court ruled that the question of contempt against the Ministry of Defence Secretary Asif Yaseen Malik would also be taken up on the next date of hearing.The court observed that the LB elections in the cantonment boards had not been held since 1998 and now the reason being given by the federal government for the delay was that the government was contemplating on amending the Cantonment Act, 1924 and Cantonment Local Government Election Ordinance, 2002. The court also observed that holding of the local government elections was mandated by the Constitution.Earlier, during the hearing, the court asked Additional Attorney General Shah Khawar as to when the elections in cantonment boards would be held. Shah Khawar informed the court that the position on holding elections in the cantonment boards remained the same as an amendment in the laws was still to be made and was under process.He further told the court that a meeting was scheduled under the chair of the minister of defence with all the stakeholders but that meeting could not take place due to an emergency meeting between the minister of defence and prime minister. Meanwhile, the court adjourned the hearing till February 20. The court also issued anotice to the attorney general for February 20 in the case relating to the holding of local bodies elections in Sindh and Punjab.

SC admonishes govt ISLAMABAD - Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani has said conducting Local Bodies (LB) polls in over delay in Cantt LB cantonment boards is legal and constitutional obligation of the government and any further delay cannot be allowed on this count. He gave these remarks while presiding over a 2-member Supreme polls Court bench hearing an appeal filed by the government against high court orders on annulment of The Nation 7th Feb, 2014 delimitation of constituencies in Punjab. “Enough is enough. LB polls have not been held in cantonment boards so far since 1998…. Responsibility for holding LB polls in cantonment boards rests with federal government. Defence secretary is facing contempt of court case for this reason. We will hear this case separately,” Justice Jillani said.“Delay in holding elections is breach of law and its consequences will not be good. Government had said it was legislating but legislation has not been enacted so far. People cannot be kept deprived of their rights for long time. Government should tell when it would hold elections,” the CJ remarked.“If government cannot make amendment then we will order for conducting LB polls under old and the existing laws. When amendment is made then we will get hold elections afresh under new laws. We have waited for government amendments to all possible limits and we will not allow more delay now. This is legal formality that government should hold LB polls in cantonment boards,” the chief judge said. The court observed that holding of LB elections is mandated by the Constitution in terms of Article 140A, as required by the Principles of Policy enshrined in the Article 32, and it asked Attorney General Salman Aslam Butt to assist on the consequence of any further delay in terms of these two articles of the constitution. The court ruled that

the question of contempt against Defence Secretary Asif Yaseen Malik would also be taken up on the next date of hearing (February 20). Earlier, during the hearing, Additional Attorney General Shah Khawar informed the court that the position of holding elections in the cantonment areas remains the same as the amendment in the laws is still to be made and was under process. He said a meeting was scheduled under the chair of defence minister with all stakeholders but that meeting could not took place due to emergency meeting of the minister with the prime minister. Government counsel Akram Sheikh said “the reasons of the decision have also come. I have applied for the decision. We will file the reply within next two days. The matters related to delimitations have been declared null and void in two provinces. Then how can the elections be conducted. High court has nullified delimitations in Sindh and Punjab. CJP remarked, “We will serve you notice that you should file reply within a week for providing assistance to us.”The court remarked further that these matters include: Firstly, delay in holding polls in cantonment boards leave what impact constitutionally; Secondly, if the federal government can hold LB polls in cantonment boards under the existing laws or not. The court sought reply till Feb 20 from the federal government as to if it was going to hold polls or not, and directed AG to assist it on the above said matters. Election Commission Secretary Ishtiaq Ahmed Khan later told the media outside the court that schedule for local body elections will be announce after completion of the process of delimitation by the provinces.

Whisked away by A groom, on his way to his wedding ceremony, was detained by members of law enforcement LEAs, MQM demands agencies late on Saturday, prompting his family members to stage protests for his release, and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) demanding his immediate release. Fahad Aziz, who is associated early release of its LG with the MQM, was travelling from his home in Korangi to the wedding in Orangi. The wedding convoy poll candidate had boarded the Shah Faisal Bridge when members of law enforcement agencies intercepted them Expess Tribune 9th Feb, 2014 and whisked away the groom, and a second MQM worker who was driving his car. The groom’s father said that officials arrived in three vans. Some of the personnel were in plainclothes while others were in police uniforms. Concerned police officials, including Shah Faisal SP Ali Asif initially denied any knowledge of the incident. However, later AIG Shahid Hayat admitted that Fahad was in their custody and had been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a number of cases. After the family’s attempt to trace whereabouts of the groom proved unsuccessful, they resorted to staging a protest outside the Karachi Press Club. Change biased police command in 24 hours Later, MQM leaders Wasay Jalil and Amir Khan addressed the media outside the press club where they demanded that Fahad should immediately be released and that in 24 hours the top “biased” command of police should be changed. Jalil added that the groom had no outstanding warrants against him, nor had been nominated in any police report. He further revealed that Fahad was an MQM candidate for the upcoming local government elections. The MQM leader further said that they were trying to manage the fresh grief of extrajudicial killing of two of its workers, when this incident occurred. Jalil added that along with Fahad, another MQM worker, Rehan Qureshi, had been taken away by law enforcement agencies. He added that MQM was appealing to President, Prime Minister, Governor, Chief Minister DG Rangers to look into the matter.

CJ vows to decide ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani on Monday remarked that the Supreme Court delimitation of Sindh would decide the case of delimitation of constituencies in Sindh for the local government polls, in accordance with the Constitution and law. A three-member bench, headed by the chief justice constituencies on resumed hearing of the case regarding delimitation of constituencies in the province. Last month, the merit Sindh government had filed an appeal in the apex court against Sindh High Court (SHC) verdict that Dawn 17th Feb,2014 declared as illegal the fresh delimitations before the upcoming local government polls in the province. Awarding a legal victory to the MQM, the SHC on Dec 30 ruled all amendments made to the local government ordinance unconstitutional, paving way for the polls to be conducted under previous delimitations. During the course of proceedings, counsel for Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Farogh Naseem appeared before the bench and said that according to constitution a person is entitled to cast only one vote in the municipal elections and delimitation of constituencies were conducted without following the law, terming the Sindh government act illegal. He said that according to the Constitution, only Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) can change the delimitation of constituencies and article 51 of the Constitution stated that the National Assembly seat should be in proportion to the population. On this, Justice Azmat Saeed remarked that seats are available but the proportion of the population has not been published. The MQM lawyer also challenged the matter of delimitation of constituencies through deputy commissioner, adding that there were no guidelines in this regard. Later, the court adjourned the hearing till February 18.

Going green for PESHAWAR: Minster for Local Government (LG) and Rural Development Inayatullah Khan said ‘Peace’: LG minister around 0.8 million saplings will be planted across the province during an ongoing cleanliness drive titled ‘Peace’. That’s 32,000 saplings per district. The minister participated by planting an olive plant promises 0.8m sapling in Hayatabad on Monday.Inayatullah said when he took oath as a minister, he had promised a saplings to be planted clean and green province and he still stands by those words. “We will provide a healthy and pleasant across K-P environment for residents.” The task cannot be achieved without the participation of educational th institutes and civil society, emphasized the LG minister. Media should also play its role to make the Expess Tribune 18 Feb, drive a success, he added. “People in K-P are confronted with various issues and planting these trees 2014 will be a positive activity,” greenery is not only essential for humans but for animals too, claimed the minister. Inayatullah said as a result of the drive, the province will be able to produce raw materials for

medicine and will be able to spread awareness about medicinal plants and their importance. The LG minster thanked participants who contributed in the drive, “Cleanliness is an integral part of religion.” He also appealed to the public to help municipal workers make the drive a success. Meanwhile, Governor Shaukatullah Khan launched the ‘Spring Tree Plantation Campaign’ for the tribal areas by planting a chir (pine) sapling at Governor House on Monday. Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) Additional Chief Secretary Arbab Muhammad Arif was also present in addition to other senior officials of the FATA Forest Department. It was mentioned on the occasion that 3.5 million saplings of different trees will be planted throughout Fata. Of these, 3 million will be planted by the forest department itself while the rest will be planted by various departments, security forces personnel, students and the public at large.

Election strategy: PESHAWAR: The tripartite alliance of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI- Tripartite alliance F) and Awami National Party (ANP) on Monday urged the government to conduct local government (LG) polls at the earliest. Talking to reporters following a meeting of leaders of the three parties at the demands LG polls at residence of PPP senior leader Najumuddin Khan, alliance coordinator Mian Iftikhar Hussain said the the earliest tripartite alliance of opposition parties was aimed at giving the ruling coalition a tough time. “It is meant Expess Tribune 18th Feb, to provide the public with an alternative platform against the ruling alliance,” he said. Hussain added 2014 the constituent parties were intent on making this partnership a success. The alliance coordinator revealed the three parties have also decided that the alliance will be extended to the district level in preparation for the local bodies’ polls. He said in this regard, a tri-party meeting for central provincial districts, including Peshawar, Charsadda, Mardan, Nowshera and Swabi, will be held on February 21 at the residence of PPP leader Iftikhar Jhagra in Peshawar. On February 24, party leaders from Malakand division will meet at Chakdara; Hazara division leaders will convene in Abbottabad on February 26; and on March 1, a meeting for southern districts of K-P will take place in Bannu. Mian Iftikhar said the constituent parties have also agreed to retain the alliance for by-elections. The ANP leader added that political parties had given their mandate to the government at the time of the all- parties conference. Iftikhar claimed that terrorism-related incidents will not be tolerated simultaneously with the process of dialogue, claiming the government has failed to control the situation. He also criticised the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) – led government, saying it was pushing the province to a civil war like situation by neglecting its duties. He proposed that a search operation should be carried out in the city before sealing the city to ward off terrorist threats. PPP Provincial President Khanzada Khan, General Secretary Humayan Khan, former K-P assembly speaker Kiramatullah Khan, Najmuddin Khan, Rahimdad Khan, JUI-F deputy amir Maulana Attaur Rehman, Senator Ghulam Ali and ANP’s Syed Aqil Shah were also present at the occasion.

SC orders govt to ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday warned the federal government to appoint the appoint CEC within chief election commissioner (CEC) within a month or the court would issue the orders in this regard. The court, while taking notice of non-appointment of a regular CEC, Federal Services Tribunals one month chairman and members sought a report from the government within a week in this regard.A two- The News 20th Feb,2014 member SC bench comprising Justice Mian Saqib Nisar and Justice Afzal Khan took up the case with reference to the appointment of Ghulam Rasul, an ISI Grade-16 employee, here on Wednesday. Justice Mian Saqib Nisar remarked, “The government is not discharging its legal and constitutional obligations due to which regular officers have not been appointed so far against legal and constitutional posts.” He further observed, “For want of regular Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), Justice Nasirul Mulk has to go to the Election Commission by leaving the most important cases of Supreme Court (SC). The appointment of acting CEC is temporary. A regular CEC has not been appointed for the last six months. Thousands of cases are pending owing to non induction of chairman and members in FST. Rush of cases has increased in high courts.” He further remarked, “It is better the government should discharge its obligations or we will be forced to issue any order. The government should not create difficulties for us and for itself.” At the inception of the hearing, the Attorney General (AG) Suleman Butt, parliamentary secretary and others appeared before the court.Justice Saqib Nisar remarked, “Only you can deal with this matter. The FST is not functional as per the SC’s 2013 decision. Several cases are pending hearing in high courts and this situation is alarming. It is said that the respective forum which the law has given is not there. The tribunal does not exist under Article 212. Ascertain from the government when will these tribunals be constituted. When will the amendment be introduced in the Constitution? The government is not addressing several important legal matters. It causes embarrassment to us particularly. Fakharuddin G Ebrahim resigned from his office in August. Six months have passed but a regular CEC has not been appointed. The acting CEC is for a short period. We are giving one month’s time to the government. Does the government want to discharge its legal and constitutional obligations or should we issue any order?” The AG said that work had been started and the appointment would be made soon.Justice Saqib remarked, “Soon means too much time will be spent on it. We have talked on several constitutional violations. But this is the biggest violation. Give us the report and timeframe.” The AG said that the appointments were being made in line with the decision of Khawaja Asif case. It was the government’s endeavour that such problems should not be created. Later, the court adjourned the hearing till March, 4.

FAFEN points at ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan must take immediate and effective measures to address critical discrepancies in voter registration especially of women voters, timely finalisation and

discrepancies in adherence to polling schemes and consolidation of results to improve the quality, legitimacy, transparency and effectiveness of elections, the Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) said on general elections 2013, Friday. In press release issued on Friday, the network put forth its recommendations on the basis of recommends removing findings compiled in its first detailed report titled “National Assembly Election Result Analysis” based them on data gathered through citizens’ observation of General Elections 2013 and Election Commission of st Pakistan’s (ECP) official documents. Parallel Vote Tabulation (PVT), turnout trends, voting patterns Express Tribune 21 Feb, and an in-depth analysis performance of political parties, are the key features of this report, which 2014 analyses the results of 266 out of 272 National Assembly constituencies. FAFEN claimed that the issue of voter registration is of primary concern as the number of registered voters in general elections 2013 decreased in 100 NA constituencies compared to the general elections 2008 despite a considerable increase in the issuance of computerised national identity cards (CNICs). The under- registration of women voters continued to undermine universal suffrage, equal representation and their constitutionally-promised measures to enhance participation of women in national life. Of the 86.2 million voters, 43.6% were women compared to 80 million voters in 2008 with 44% women voters. The finalisation of polling scheme by the ECP two weeks before the election day is a legal requirement and it cannot be changed by the returning officers (ROs) without prior permission of the ECP and a subsequent notification to that effect. FAFEN found that the number of registered voters in 93 NA constituencies was recorded differently in final polling scheme, election results accruing an absolute discrepancy of 246,858 voters. The distribution of constituencies showing voter discrepancy is significantly skewed across the regions with Punjab leading with 57 of the 93 NA constituencies showing a difference of voters between the final polling scheme and result Form XVII. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has 16 such constituencies, followed by Sindh (15), FATA (4) and ICT (1). Of the total of 246,858 votes in question, Punjab accounts for 233,225 (94.5%), Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa 6,462 (2.6%), Sindh 6,317 (2.6%), FATA 580 (0.2%) and ICT 274 (0.1%). It is a serious question to the transparency of the elections and the ECP must look into this matter and ensure that the polling scheme is not changed after the stipulated time in order to protect the rights of the voters. The result consolidation process which includes ballot count, vote count, consolidation and finalisation of results must be transparent for the fairness of the elections and the ECP must release election results along with Form XIV (Statement of the Count), Form XV (Ballot Paper Account), Form XVI (Consolidation of Statement of the Results of the Count) and Form XVII (Result of the Count) for electoral transparency. The need is further reinforced by the fact that Form XVII published on the ECP website following the elections did not mention the number of rejected votes while the gazette notification of returned candidates did not record the number of registered voters. The ECP should hold the election officials responsible for consolidation, finalization and certification of results with discrepancies and stern action should be taken against them so that such irregularities could be checked in the future elections. The disproportionate and significant increase in the number of rejected votes emerged as one of the major discrepancy – the number increasing from 775,720 in 2002 to 973,694 in 2008 and further increasing to 1,502,717 in 2013 – an increase of 64% compared to 2008 elections. The issue is critical not merely due to the numbers but also given the skewed distribution across constituencies and regions – the numbers range from 0 in NA-53 to 25,908 in NA-266. From the results’ perspective, the issue is highlighted further by the fact that the number of rejected votes exceeds the margin of victory in 35 of the 266 constituencies analysed in this report. The report’s analysis of turnout trends in the 266 constituencies highlights an encouraging trend while the overall turnout was recorded at 54.7% (+/- 0.03%), a substantial increase, vis-à-vis 2008, across urban as well as rural areas bodes well for the legitimacy and public trust in the democratic system. The urban constituencies registered a substantial increase in turnout by 17%, followed by majority urban and predominantly urban constituencies seeing an increase of 13.2% and 12.8%, respectively. The predominantly rural constituencies witnessed an increase of 10.9% while majority rural constituencies showed an increase of 10.6%. The 2013 elections witnessed returns for parties that varied across regions and provinces. While Sindh largely produced similar results – PPPP dominated rural Sindh while MQM urban areas, particularly Karachi – the other provinces underwent a significant change. PML-N and PTI were the largest beneficiaries of the change in Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa while Pakhtun and Baloch nationalist parties made a strong comeback in Balochistan. Among the religious parties, JUI – while far from the overwhelming performance of MMA – secured significant votes and seats in both Khyber-Pukhtunkhwa and Balochistan. For the 2013 elections, a total of 4,462 contestants vied for the 266 constituencies covered in this report. PTI fielded the most candidates, competing from 230 constituencies, followed by PPPP (227), PML-N (215) and MQM (207). Independent candidates constituted the largest group with 2,343 while other parties fielded a total of 1,240 candidates cumulatively. From the perspective of gender representation and participation, the elections had the most female candidates (161) compared to the number of female candidates in the previous two elections – 75 and 61 candidates contested in 2008 and 2002 elections, respectively. Most – 123 of the 161 – contested either as independent candidates (95) or from the platform of smaller/regional parties (28). Among the mainstream parties, PPPP awarded tickets to 15 females, followed by MQM, PML-N, PTI, and PML with 8, 7, 6 and 2 candidates respectively. Of the 161 women contestants, only 6 were successful in winning their seats in the 2013 elections compared to 16 and 13 successful female candidates for the 2008 and 2002 general elections, respectively. FAFEN recommends the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to remove discrepancies in voter registration, finalisation of polling schemes and consolidation of results. These steps are very crucial for credible and transparent elections which enhance citizens’ trust in democratic processes and can lead to accountable, transparent and efficient governance in the

country.

Dissenting note: LAHORE: Lawyers in five divisions of the province have decided to boycott the Lahore High Court Lawyers in 5 divisions Bar Association (LHCBA) elections scheduled on February 22, The Express Tribune has learnt.They are protesting the lack of Lahore lawyers’s support for demand for benches of the Lahore High Court to boycott LHC bar in their areas.Lawyers of Faisalabad, ujranwala, Sahiwal, Sargodha and Dera Ghazi Khan have election decided against voting in the upcoming elections of the LHCBA. An inter-division committee of the Express Tribune 21st Feb, lawyers association decided last week they would take action against any lawyers they participated in 2014 the elections. Tanveerur Rehman Randhawa, president of the Faisalabad Bar Association and the head of the inter-division committee (IDC), told The Express Tribune that the LHCBA representatives had “cheated” by not supporting the establishment of LHC benches in five divisions. He said a lawyer from Bhakkar had to spend three days to attend a single hearing at the Lahore High Court under the current arrangement. He said it often became too expensive for lawyers from these divisions to travel to Lahore and stay for court proceedings.He said the litigants also had to travel long distances to attend court proceedings.He said if LHC benches, like those in Multan, Rawalpindi, and Bahawalpur, had been setup in Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Sahiwal, Sargodha and DG Khan, many problems faced by litigants and lawyers would have been resolved. He said the burden on the principle seat of the LHC would also be reduced. He said the lack LHCBA support in this regard had been disappointing. The LHCBA general house meeting, under its president Abid Saqi, had also passed a resolution against the proposal to setup new LHC benches. Randhawa said instead of helping them, the LHCBA had sabotaged their campaign by passing the resolution. He said in a meeting of the IDC, lawyers had decided not to participate in the elections and urged the bar association to take disciplinary action against their members if they cast their vote. Shafqat Mahmood Chohan, a presidential candidate for the LHCBA, said some lawyers were trying to sabotage the elections.He said most lawyers would still participate in the elections. He said he had arranged for pick-and-drop facilities for lawyers of all parts of the province. He said if elected, he would not oppose establishment of the new benches. He also said, however, that he would also not join the campaign. The number of voting members of the LHCBA has dropped by 1,628 over last year even after registration of 1,138 new voters. Last year, there were 18,895 voting members of the LHCBA. This year, the number is 17,267. As many as 6,280 lawyers have not paid their vote renewal dues.

Grassroots LAHORE: Several members of the provincial assembly on Thursday called for holding local democracy: ‘Local government elections as soon as possible so as to mitigate administrative problems. They were talking at a consultative session titled Transparent and Accountable Local Government System in the Punjab government polls organised by the Institute of Social and Policy Sciences (I-SAPS) in collaboration with Citizen Voice necessary to facilitate Project of the USAID. Lawmakers representing the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), the masses’ Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) said holding of local government st elections and devolving powers to the grassroots level would serve the people. MPAs Abdul Rauf Express Tribune 21 Feb, Mughal, Chaudhary Rafaqat Hussain, Begum Nasreen Nawaz, Salma Shaheen Butt, Rukhsana 2014 Kausar, Farzana Butt and Naseem Bano represented the PML-N. Mughal said the Punjab Local Government Act 2013 was a manifestation of political of the PML-N to hold fair and transparent local government elections. He said a special committee of the provincial assembly had consulted opposition parties, members of the civil society, the legal fraternity and the media before approving the bill. PTI’s Ahmad Khan Bhachar, Mian Aslam Iqbal and PPP’s Khurram Jahangir Wattoo criticised the delay in holding the polls. They said the ruling party was not interested in devolving power to the grassroot level. “The inordinate delay for one or the other excuse is regrettable,” Bachar said. He also said the government should immediately hold a census. Earlier, Muhammad Naeem Sidhu, a research fellow of the I-SAPS, gave a presentation on the issue of local governments.He said to ensure transparency, accountability and appropriate delivery of services at the doorsteps of common man, holding fair and free local government election was of immense significance.

SC seeks Punjab ISLAMABAD - The Supreme Court Thursday ordered the Advocate General Punjab to inform today govt’s fresh stance on whether the Punjab government is interested in challenging the Lahore High Court judgment regarding Local Government polls. A three-member bench, headed by Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, LG polls hearing the local government elections case also directed the Sindh government counsel to provide The Nation 21st Feb, 2014 the copy of Charter of Democracy, signed by PML-N leader and incumbent Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Benazir Bhutto in 2006 in London. During the proceedings, Khawaja Haris, amicus curea, argued the provincial governments have to frame the Local Government Institutions laws, while the Election Commission o Pakistan has to carry out the delimitation process. Khawaja Haris said right to vote is more important than the fundamental rights, because it was the basis of constitution and the democracy. The amicus further contended that Article 140A of the Constitution was about local bodies system and according to that it was the responsibility of the provincial government to frame laws for the local bodies’ institutions and ECP was empowered to carry out the delimitation of the constituencies. He said the election process starts with the notification of election schedule, but in 1973 Constitution the words ‘holding of elections’ have been used, which included the process from preparation of voter lists and the delimitation. The bench inquired what was the purpose of inserting Article 140A in the Constitution? Khawaja Haris stated to make sure the local bodies elections are held in transparent manner, as before that the LB elections held were dissatisfactory. The chief justice questioned as to whether the political parties did not trust each other, therefore, Article 140A was

inserted in the constitution. The CJP further asked whether this LB system was the part of Charter of Democracy. The learned counsel said he thinks it was but not quite sure about it. The bench then put that question to Farooq H Naek, the counsel Sindh government. He replied that it was the part of Charter of Democracy. The court therefore directed him to provide the copy of CoD on Friday. Khawaja Haris further argued that the local bodies institutions had financial power, but it’s control was with the provincial governments. But now the local bodies’ institutions have been given full financial power and they could spend funds without getting dictation from the provincial governments. He said the delimitation process was very important in LB polls because any error in that could not been rectified later on, which is against the spirit of transparent polls. Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed remarked if it was accepted that the election process commences with the announcement of election schedule then all the provisions regarding preparation of voter lists would be unconstitutional as the voter lists are prepared before the elections. He questioned if the voter lists were part of election then why delimitation couldn’t be part of election process. These two are interlinked therefore either they have to be excluded or include in the constitution. Khawaja Haris concluded his arguments, while Makhdoom Ali Khan, another amicus curea, had already completed his arguments on Thursday. Advocate General Punjab Mustafa Ramday informed the court that the Lahore High Court had passed two orders regarding local bodies polls. He said the Punjab government had accepted the LHC first order, while have objections on certain portions of the LHC second order. The court inquired, why the Punjab government had not challenged the LHC orders? Mustafa Ramday replied that it had already been challenged by Azhar Siddique. Justice Azmat asked whether the Punjab government was relying on Azhar Siddique. The advocate general Punjab told that after taking instruction from the provincial government he would informed the court about it. Upon that Justice Azmat Saeed remarked that they know why the Punjab government was not challenging the LHC orders. Mustafa Ramday stated the provincial leadership was in China. The court asked him to take the instruction from the Punjab government and inform on Friday.

Situation to worsen if PESHAWAR: As the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) is once again the focus of military LG polls not held in reprisals against the Taliban, representatives of different segments of the society gathered around a table in a plush hotel here to debate the prospects of holding local government elections in the tribal Fata, warn participants region. They acknowledged there were several stumbling blocks, but insisted they should not provide th excuses to the federal government to keep the already deprived region without local government The News 24 system. There was consensus that the 2002 local government system, with some fine-tuning, should Feb,2014 be introduced to Fata, a region ravaged by a 12-year-old militancy and military operations. The participants warned the government that the situation in Fata could worsen if polls for local governments were not held there. “The Fata region was not brought into the mainstream despite pledges from the political parties. This created administrative and judicial vacuum that was filled by the Taliban,” said Ashraf Ali of the Fata Research Centre. He said it would be disastrous to prolong exclusion of tribal people from the political process and urged the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz government to conduct polls for local governments in the region. The government has been wrestling with a number of problems in Fata and calls for holding local bodies’ elections seem unlikely to catch attention of the authorities. Currently, the government is preoccupied with thoughts how to dismantle the Taliban safe havens in this borderland that is believed to be supplying terrorism to the rest of the country. Jetfighters and gunship helicopters targeted suspected locations of militants in different tribal agencies over the last several days to punish militants for carrying out a spree of terror that killed dozens of people. However, participants of the roundtable insisted that fight against terrorism should not be used as an excuse to avoid elections for local governments. “Law and order situation should not provide justifications to the government to not hold local bodies’ elections,” Ashraf Ali said, briefing the media after the event. “We believe that if elections for the National Assembly could be held, conducting local government polls should not be a problem,” he added. Engineer Toor Gul Chamkani, Sheikh Jehanzada, Brig (r) Said Nazeer, Mufti Hanif, Sakeena Rehman and Ikramullah Kukikhel were some of the participants. Ashraf Ali said his organisation held the event to generate a debate on local government system in the tribal areas. He said it was part of a series of events aimed at pressuring the government to take steps for holding the elections. The Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR), a special set of laws that administer the tribal areas, is also an obstacle in putting in place the local government system in Fata. The FCR concentrates all the administrative, judicial and financial powers in the office of the political agent, undermining the role of the elected leaders at the grassroots level. But Ashraf Ali said that though the FCR needed more amendments to make it compatible with rights and wishes of the people, it still didn’t impede holding the elections. “Election could be held under the FCR, though it needs changes,” he said. Sheikh Jehanzada from Bajaur said political system in Fata would take roots after local government elections. He said the impression about tribesmen that they did not want to change the system was wrong. “We even want to change the name of PA,” he said, pointing to the point that how they were sick of the system controlled by political agent. “If we hold elections, we would be able to sort out flaws in the system,” Brig (R) Said Nazeer said. Ashraf Ali said the roundtable discussed three main questions: a) should local government elections be held in Fata? b) What could be its structure? and c) What could be qualification for the public representatives? He said there was a consensus among the participants that the local government elections should be held without delay. They recommended that the local government system in Fata should have three tiers-union council, tehsil council and agency council. He said the participants suggested the office of the PA should surrender judicial and financial powers to local governments and could share administrative powers

with elected representatives. He deplored that at a time when all provinces of the country were abuzz with talks of holding elections for local government, there was no word from the offices of the prime minister and president about the polls in Fata.He said almost all political parties had promised in their election manifestos to mainstream Fata, but they were hardly doing anything to bring the region into political mainstream.

Union Council: 56 AHMAD , Quetta Balochistan Profile Union Council 56 Ahmed is located in Quetta Balochistan National Assembly Constituency: NA-259 Number of Settlements/ Communities: 17

Population Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) :

Area Male Female Total Quetta 412064 347877 759941 Area Total Area: 40.298056 sq.km List of Areas located in Ahmed 56:  JINNAH TOWN  SHAHBAZ TOWN PHASE-I  KILLI ISMAIL  TARKHA KASI  HUDDA  NAWAI KILLI BHITTANI  SHAHEED HAJI ARSALA MOHALLAH  KHANAN  KHILJI ABAD  MIANKHEIL ABAD  LONI  TAREEN SHAR KAKAR ABAD  KHUJALZAI  KILLI SHABOO  BADIZAI  KHAIZI  QUETTA

Voters Turnout General Election 2013: Constituency NA-259 Winner Mehmood Khan Achakzai Party MNA Registered Votes 264,293 Percentage of Votes Polled to 41.58% registered voters

General Election 2008: Constituency NA-259 Winner Syed Nasir Ali Shah Party PPP

Registered Votes 365,579 Percentage of Votes Polled to registered 17.14% voters

Dominant Political In 2002, MMA candidate Maulvi Noor Muhammad was winner from this Personalities constituency by getting 22,111 votes. in 2008 Syed Nasir Ali Shah of PPP win the seat by getting 17.14% votes. In 2013 MNA Mehmood Khan Achakzai Defeat the Syed Nasir Ali Shah and won the seat by 41.58% votes. Health Total number of Health Facilities in Ahmed 56: 33 List of the Health Facilities

Name Type DENTAL CLINIC FAMILY DENTAL CLINIC DENTAL CLINIC NOOR DENTAL CLINIC & LAB DENTAL CLINIC OWAIS YAR DENTAL CLINIC

MEDICAL STORES AL-FURQAN MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL STORES AL-FALAH MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL STORES AL-HAMD MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL STORES ISRAR MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL STORES GUL MOHAMMAD MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL STORES NEW QASIM MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL STORES IQBAL MEDICAL STORE DAWAKHANA HAJI MOHAMMAD RAFIQUE MEDICAL STORE & DAWAKHANA MEDICAL STORES AL-FATEH MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL STORES QUETTA MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL STORES ADIL MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE GENERAL HOSPITALS PAF HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS HAJI SANGEEN KHAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS SANGIAN KHAN HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS CHRISTIAN MISSION HOSPITAL GENERAL PHYSICIAN PARVEEN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN MAQSOOD CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN NEW AL-SHIFA CLINIC & MEDICAL CENTRE GENERAL PHYSICIAN DR ABDUL JALIL KHAN CLINIC GENERAL PHYSICIAN AFZAL CLINIC MEDICAL STORES IKRAM MEDICAL CENTRE

MEDICAL STORES NEW AL-SHEHBAZ MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL STORES MUNIR MEDICAL CENTRE MATERNITY HOME BARSHINA MEDICAL & MATERNITY CENTRE OPTICS MEHBOOB EYE CARE CENTRE BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU QUETTA CITY DISPENSARY MUNCIPAL CORPORATION DISPENSARY MEDICAL STORES FAMILY PLANNING HEALTH CENTER BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU HUDDA BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU UMAR ABAD

Education Total Number of Educational Facilities in Ahmed 56 : 34  Boys Schools: 02  Girls’ Schools: 08  Co. Education: 24  Private : 18  Government: 16 GOVT/ CATEGORY TYPE NAME PRIVATE TECHNICAL Co. INSTITUTE OF Private INSTITUTE Education ENGINEERING TECHNICAL Co. INSTITUTE OF Private INSTITUTE Education ENGINEERS COACHING Co. ACADEMY OF Private CENTRE Education LETTERS BALOCHISTAN PRIMARY Co. CHILDREN Private Education ACADEMY TECHNICAL Co. NATIONAL Private INSTITUTE Education INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT COLLEGE Co. UNIVERSITY Government Education LAW COLLEGE QUETTA COLLEGE Female GOVT. GIRLS Government DEGREE COLLEGE COLLEGE Female GOVT. GIRLS Government DEGREE COLLEGE COLLEGE Female GOVT. GIRLS Government COLLEGE JINNAH TOWN COLLEGE Female GOVT. GIRLS Government ELEMENTARY

COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Co. IQRA PUBLIC Private Education SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Female GOVT. HUDDA Government GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. GOVT. Government Education COMPREHENSI VE HIGH SCHOOL PRIMARY Co. GOVT. Government Education CENTRAL PRIMARY SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. BEACONHOUSE Private Education SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. ST. MARY'S Private Education HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. ST. MICHEAL'S Private Education HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. F.G JINNAH Government Education PUBLIC SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Female GOVT. GIRLS Government HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Female GOVT. GIRLS Government HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. SACRED HEART Private Education SCHOOL Primery Co. ST. FRANCIS Private Education GRAMMAR SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. FAUJI Private Education FOUNDATION SCHOOL QUETTA HIGH SCHOOL Co. MODEL PUBLIC Private Education SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. THE CITY Private Education SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Co. MUSLIM MODEL Private Education SCHOOL COLLAGE Co. EVER GREEN Private Education SCHOOL & COLLEGE GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JINNAH TOWN

HIGH SCHOOL Femail P.A.F COLLEGE Government COLLAGE Co. GOVT. BOYS Government Education HIGH SCHOOL KOTWAL QUETTA, ZARGHOON HIGH SCHOOL MALE Government PRIMERY Co. GOVT. PRIMARY Government Education SCHOOL TAREEN SHEHER, ZARGHOON TECHNICAL Co. REGIONAL Private INSTITUTE Education TRAINING INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY Mail BALOCHISTAN Private UNIVERSITY OF I.T ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT SCIENCES UNIVERSITY Co. NUML QUETTA Government Education CAMPUS

Union Council: 59 Kachib, Quetta Balochistan

Profile Union Council 59 Kachib is located in Balochistan National Assembly Constituency: NA-259 Number of Settlements/ Communities: 12 Population Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) :

Area Male Female Total Quetta 412064 347877 759941 Area Total Area: 27.134924sq.km

List of Areas located in Kachib 59:  GRID STATION COLONY  NEW PASHTUN ABAD  NOORZAI  PAK PWD COLONY  MUSLIM ITTEHAD COLONY  RIND GAR  MENGAL ABAD  PIRKANI ABAD  HAJI NAIMATULLAH KHILJI TOWN  QUMBRANI  KILI BANGULZAI  BADZAI

Voters Turnout General Election 2013: Constituency NA-259 Winner Mehmood Khan Achakzai Party MNA Registered Votes 264,293 Percentage of Votes Polled to registered 41.58% voters General Election 2008: Constituency NA-259 Winner Syed Nasir Ali Shah Party PPP Registered Votes 365,579 Percentage of Votes Polled to registered 17.14% voters

In 2002, MMA candidate Maulvi Noor Muhammad was winner from this Dominant Political constituency by getting 22,111 votes. in 2008 Syed Nasir Ali Shah of Personalities PPP win the seat by getting 17.14% votes. In 2013 MNA Mehmood Khan Achakzai Defeat the Syed Nasir Ali Shah and won the seat by 41.58% votes.

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Health Total number of Health Facilities in Kachib 59 : 21 List of the Health Facilities

Name Type

FAROOQIA MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

MEHMOOD MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES & GENERAL STORE

AL-MOHIB MEDICAL & MEDICAL SERVICES GENERAL STORE

HAYWAAD MEDICAL & MEDICAL SERVICES GENERAL STORE

SAUDI HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

ZOYA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

SOCIAL SECURITY MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

JAM-E-SHIFA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

IQRA GENERAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

MIRWAS HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL FACILITIES MEDICAL STORE

AL RAMEEN CLINIC CLINIC

AL SHIFA CLINIC CLINIC

NEN QUETTA CLINIC CLINIC

SEDDIQI CLINIC CLINIC

NEW QUETTA CLINIC CLINIC

CHILTAN CLINIC & MEDICAL SERVICE LABORATORY

NEW JILANI CLINIC CLINIC

ROOHANI CLINIC & MEDICAL CLINIC STORE

ROHANI MEDICAL STORE & CLINIC CLINIC

BHU AHMED KHAN ZAI BHU

BHU KACHI BAIG BHU Education Total Number of Educational Facilities in Kachib 59: 09 Boys Schools: 01

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Girls’ Schools: 02 Co. Education: 06 Private : 05 Government: 04 Catagory Type Name Govt./ Private COLLAGE GC GOVT. DEGREE GOVERNMENT COLLEGE COLLAGE GC GOVT. COLLEGE GOVERNMENT OF TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN HIGH SCHOOL PHS BLUE SKY PUBLIC PRIVATE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL PHS LITTLE ANGELS PRIVATE MODEL SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL PHS QUETTA PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL MIDDLE PES SHAHID PUBLIC PRIVATE MIDDLE SCHOOL MIDDLE GES GOVT. GIRLS GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY MIDDLE SCHOOL MASJID MMC IQRA FIAZ-UL- PRIVATE SCHOOL QURAN SCHOOL UNIVERSITY GU ALLAMA IQBAL PRIVATE OPEN UNIVERSITY

Union Council: 34 Railway , Balochistan

Profile Union Council Railway 34 is located in Quetta Balochistan National Assembly Constituency: NA-259 Number of Settlements/ Communities: 24 Population Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) :

Area Male Female Total Quetta 412064 347877 759941 Area Total Area: 38.915588sq.km List of Areas located in Railway :

 KHAROT ABAD  CITY AREA  HAZARA TOWN  SATELLITE TOWN  SALIM TOWN  MODERN COLONY  PASHTUN ABAD  KILI DEBA  DURRANI TOWN  GULSHAN TOWN  LEHRI ABAD  WAHDAT COLONY  RAILWAY COLONY  DEBA  GREEN TOWN  CGS COLONY  HAJI GUL HASSAN  PASHTUN BAGH  RAILWAY HOUSING SOCIETY  ESSA NAGRI  SHEIKHAN  AHMEDZAI COLONY  RAILWAY HOUSING SOCIETY  SHAHWANI

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List of the Health Facilities Name Type

RACHAL MATERNITY MEDICAL SERVICES HOME

SHAMIM MATERNITY MEDICAL SERVICES HOME

DISPENSARY MEDICAL FACILITIES WAHDAT COLONY

STAR HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SERVICES STORE

PEARL DENTAL CLINIC CLINIC

DR ANIL KUMER ARORA CONSULTANT DENTAL SURGEON CLINIC

AMEEN DENTAL CLINIC CLINIC

BISMILLAH DENTAL CLINIC CLINIC

NEW RAKHSHANI CLINIC

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DENTAL CLINIC

DR. AZIZ DENTAL CLINIC CLINIC

AL-FAZAL MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

DAWN MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

SAIF MEDICAL & SURGICAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

WELCOME MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

JINNAH MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

AL_SABOOR MEDICAL AND STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

RAMHMATI MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

MEDICAL CARE AND MATERNITY HOME MEDICAL SERVICES

TRANS MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

NEW KARACHI MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

ZARGHOON MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

SHIFAQ MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

SUPER DELUXE MEDICAL HALL MEDICAL SERVICES

ZAM ZAM MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

NEW HAMDARD MEDICAL WHOLESALER MEDICAL SERVICES

ABBAS MEDICAL HALL MEDICAL SERVICES

SAFA MEDICAL HALL MEDICAL SERVICES

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FARRUKH MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

AIMAL MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

SAIBAN MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

HAIDER MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

QAVI MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

NASEEB MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

AL-NOOR MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

HAMEEM MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

AL-HASHIM MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

SADIQ ALI MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

LADY DUFFERIN MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

AKRAM HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

SALEEM MEDICAL MEDICAL SERVICES COMPLEX

CIVIL HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES QUETTA CITY

QUETTA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

IQRA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

SAJJAD HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

ROSHAN CLINIC CLINIC

MISSION HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

NATIONAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

BMC HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

Union Council: 34 Railway , Balochistan

Area Male Female Total Quetta 412064 347877 759941 Area Total Area: 38.915588sq.km List of Areas located in Railway :

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SAIBANAN HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

WAPDA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

NASEEB HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

KIDNEY HOSPITAL CLINIC

AL_GHALANI MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

CANCER HOSPITAL CLINIC

FATIMA JINNAH T.B MEDICAL FACILITIES SANATORIUM HOSPITAL

FATIMA JINNAH MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

AL- ARIF HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

DAR-UL-SHAFA MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

TB HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

AL-KHIDMAT MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

AL_KHIZMAT MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

HELPER EYE HOSPITAL MEDICAL SERVICES

RANA EYE HOSPITAL MEDICAL SERVICES

AL_KHIAR HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

MIDEAST HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

MANSOOR HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

GENERAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

MEDCARE HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

AL-KHAIR HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

AL-KHAIR MEDICAL MEDICAL SERVICES COMPLEX

AL_SHAFI HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

JILANI HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

AL ZAIN MEDICAL MEDICAL SERVICES CENTRE

AGHA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

SAIBAN FAMILY MEDICAL FACILITIES HEALTH HOSPITAL

IMADAD HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

IMDAD HOSPITAL & MEDICAL FACILITIES MEHNAZ LAPAROSCOPIC CENTRE

NAGI HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

DOCTERS HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES AND TRAUMA CENTER

SALEEM MEDICAL MEDICAL FACILITIES HOSPITAL

AZEEM CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

REHAN HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

DR KARIM BAKHTIAR HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

HAJI KHALIL MARHOOM DISPENSARY MEDICAL FACILITIES

FATIMA CLINIC CLINIC

MATERNAL & CHILD MCH HEALTH CENTRE

OUTDOOR MISS FATIMA JINNAH CHEST AND GENERAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

AL-NOOR HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

ALI HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

THE AGA KHAN MEDICAL SERVICES UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL LABORATORY

ZOIYA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

AL SHAFA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

50 PASIA HOSPITAL MEDICAL FACILITIES

ZARMINA CLINIC CLINIC

LAIMA CLINIC CLINIC

BALOCHISTAN CLINIC CLINIC

BISMILLAH CLINIC CLINIC

SAJIDA CLINIC CLINIC

ARSHAD CLINIC CLINIC

USMAN CLINIC CLINIC

MASOOMIN CLINIC CLINIC

NABEELA CLINIC CLINIC

AWAIS CLINIC CLINIC

BALOCHISTAN CLINIC CLINIC

AISHA CLINIC CLINIC

SAIMA CLINIC CLINIC

SHAH CLINIC CLINIC

BANO CLINIC CLINIC

ASFAND CLINIC CLINIC

SPM MASHWANI CLINIC CLINIC

MEHMOOD CLINIC CLINIC

LADIES CLINIC CLINIC

MEDI CARE CLINIC CLINIC

MUNEEB CLINIC CLINIC

DR JAFAR CLINIC CLINIC

MAIZBAN CLINIC & MEDICAL SERVICES ULTRASOUND

BISMILLAH SUGER CLINIC CLINIC

DURRANI CLINIC CLINIC

SAIF CLINIC CLINIC

MARIE STOPES CLINIC SOCIETY PAKISTAN CLINIC

DR MOHAMMAD ABID CLINIC CLINIC

ASHRAF ACHAKZAI X- RAYS & IMAGING CLINIC MEDICAL SERVICES

SHAN EYE CLINIC MEDICAL SERVICES

AL-SADAAT CLINIC HOMEOPATHIC STORE & CLINIC

MAKA VETERINARY CLINIC CLINIC

SYED HOMEOPATHIC CLINIC STORE & CLINIC

MUJADDI CLINIC HOMEOPATHIC CLINIC & TRADERS

AL-SHIFA CLINIC HOMEOPATHIC STORE & CLINIC

AL-FARHAN CLINIC HOMEOPATHIC CLINIC

KHAWAR CLINIC CLINIC

CITY VETERINARY CLINIC CLINIC

DR. NADIR CLINIC CLINIC

SHANDAR CLINIC CLINIC

HABIBULLAH MEDICAL FACILITIES DISPENSARY

AZEEM MEDICAL MEDICAL SERVICES CENTRE

AL-SHAFI MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

AL-FAROOQ MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

UNIVERSAL MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

PAKIZA MEDICAL CENTRE MEDICAL SERVICES

NEW AL-KHALID MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

SHAFIQ MEDICAL & GENERAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

SULTANI SHIFA CLINIC KHANA

PAK HOMEOPATHIC CLINIC CENTRE

DAWAKHANA CLINIC HAKEEM SULEMAN

ALI HOMEO MEDICAL CLINIC CENTRE

BALOCHISTAN EYE MEDICAL SERVICES CARE CENTRE

CHAUDHRY SHIFA CLINIC KHANA

ZAHEER AHMED CLINIC

NAHEED BABER CLINIC CLINIC

DR INAYATULLAH CLINIC

YASMIN NADAR CLINIC CLINIC

DR MRS NAEEM AGHA CLINIC

PTCL DISPENSARY MEDICAL FACILITIES

BHU QUETTA CITY BHU

DR. AZIZ U RAHMAN CLINIC

DR JAFAR CLINIC CLINIC

CMH QUETTA CITY MEDICAL FACILITIES

DR. H.M INYIAT CLINIC

NAZEM SHAFA CLINIC CLINIC

MUHAMMADI MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

DR. AYUB AND MEDICAL STORE MEDICAL SERVICES

DR. ABDULLAH CLINIC

DR. ZAHIR FOR MEDICAL FACILITIES CHILDREN

DR. MUHAMMAD LAL CLINIC

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DR. SULTAN CLINIC CLINIC

ANSAR DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SERVICES CENTRE

Total Number of Educational Facilities in Railway 34: 161 Boys Schools: 15 Education Girls’ Schools: 27 Co. Education: 119 Private : 113 Government: 48 Government/ Catagory Type Name Private TECHNICAL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE PRIMARY GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT PRIMARY GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE PRIVATE TECHNICAL CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE PRIVATE TECHNICAL CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE PRIVATE TECHNICAL CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE PRIVATE TECHNICAL CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE PRIVATE COLLEGE PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COACHING GC FEMALE GOVERNMENT CENTRE TECHNICAL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE COACHING PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE COACHING PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE COACHING PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE FEMALE PRIVATE TECHNICAL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE TECHNICAL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE COLLEGE PRIVATE FEMALE PRIVATE COLLEGE GC FEMALE GOVERNMENT

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COLLEGE GC CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT COLLEGE PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PC FEMALE PRIVATE COLLEGE PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE GC FEMALE GOVERNMENT COLLEGE PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PC FEMALE PRIVATE COLLEGE PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS FEMALE PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS MALE GOVERNMENT MASJID SCHOOL GHS MALE GOVERNMENT COLLEGE PMMS MALE PRIVATE PRIMARY GC FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE PRIMARY PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PPS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE PRIMARY PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE TECHNICAL PPS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COACHING PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE TECHNICAL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE PRIMARY GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE

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HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT MIDDLE PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PES CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS FEMALE PRIVATE COLLEGE PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE PRIMARY GC CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PPS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT PRIMARY GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PPS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS MALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT PRIMARY GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PPS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT PRIMARY PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT PRIMARY GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT COACHING GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT COACHING PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE COLLEGE PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT COACHING PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS MALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS FEMALE PRIVATE

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MASJID SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COMPUTER PMMS MALE PRIVATE CENTRE TECHNICAL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COACHING PHS MALE PRIVATE CENTRE COACHING PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COACHING PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COACHING PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE PRIMARY PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PPS MALE PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS MALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE TECHNICAL GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE

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HIGH SCHOOL GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COACHING PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PC CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS FEMALE PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL PHS FEMALE PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL GHS FEMALE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GHS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE INSTITUTE HIGH SCHOOL PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE MIDDLE PHS CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE MIDDLE GES MALE GOVERNMENT MIDDLE GES MALE GOVERNMENT PRIMARY GES MALE GOVERNMENT PRIMARY GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL GPS CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE COLLEGE PRIVATE CO-EDUCATION PRIVATE COLLEGE GC CO-EDUCATION GOVERNMENT UNIVERSITY PC FEMALE PRIVATE UNIVERSITY PU FEMALE PRIVATE UNIVERSITY GU MALE GOVERNMENT UNIVERSITY PU MALE PRIVATE UNIVERSITY GU MALE GOVERNMENT

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Beware of opinion polls

Express Tribune February 9 , 2014

I have always been rather suspicious of opinion polls. was a moment that he relished. On the very same The business of fashioning truly effective survey date, The Journal of Commerce went as far as to print questions is not easy. Sampling errors is a built-in and eight articles, which focused on what the public expected unavoidable feature of all popular polls. Many of the of Dewey. Closer to home, there was the questionable surveys and much of the market research that is research conducted during the last election where one conducted appears to have a hidden agenda and distinct local organisation predicted a close contest between the purpose in mind, such as the endorsement of a particular PML-N and the PPP, while another forecast pointed to a electoral candidate or the promotion of a certain product neck-and-neck challenge between Nawaz Sharif and at the expense of others. Imran Khan. At times, conclusions involve deliberate distortion; and on At times, forecasters have enlisted the cooperation of the occasion can result in totally incorrect forecasts. A classic famous parrot, while in India, the faithful have been example of this is the predictions culled from surveys relying on the predictions of the astrologers. conducted during the election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR), who became the 32nd president of the Now for a bit of trivia and frivolity. Addicts with computers United States and the only US president to ever serve for surf the net for lists of the 10 best of this or that. In my more than eight years in office. A section of the US case, it is symphony conductors, classic films, press, which was by and large against him and which Renaissance art and holiday resorts east of Myanmar. I played an important role in moulding public opinion, had avoid popularity lists in which researchers manage to pointed out that FDR was trailing in the contest, and yet, elicit astonishingly revealing confidences, while imparting he won with a comfortable majority. In 1992, there was a sort of editorial semaphore of irony and disbelief. A the famous example of a huge margin of error in the UK case in point is the one which was reported in The general election. Two exit polls predicted a hung Express Tribune in its January 3 issue, which carried the parliament when, in fact, John Major maintained his startling headline “Ash voted 4th most beautiful woman in position with a significantly reduced majority. the world with Monica Belluci in the first position”. Since the popularity contest conducted byHollywood Buzz is There have also been occasional examples of gross totally subjective and arbitrary, and based on pure misreporting, as happened in the case of the presidential choice, I don’t think one should take the matter too candidate Harry S Truman. According to the November seriously. But it did raise a couple of queries in my mind. 3, 1948 issue of theChicago Tribune, Truman had lost Why do people who organise and take part in these the presidential race to the Republican governor of New frivolous contests assume that one has to be an actress York, Thomas E Dewey. The pronouncement achieved a to be considered beautiful? And surely, in a country with measure of notoriety for inaccurate reporting. After he a population of well over a billion people, there must be was elected, Truman flashed the newspaper to a at least a hundred women who are not actresses, models cheering public at a stop at St Louis railway station. It or debutantes who are better looking than Aishwarya Rai.

Local bodies and delays

Express Tribune February 26 , 2014

Democracy, it is often said, works best when power is A report in this paper notes how the buck is being passed delegated to citizens at the grassroots level. With between the provincial government and the provincial sufficient resources at their command, local communities election authority on who is to blame for the inordinate can decide and implement development schemes and delay in the next phase of the exercise. In the third and tackle civic matters through their elected representatives, second-last leg of the electoral drill, candidates were to leaving the higher tiers of government to focus on the be elected for the 33 per cent of the seats allocated for bigger picture. Which is where the virtue of local women and the 15 per cent allotted to various interest governments lies. Unfortunately, the provincial groups. Legislation also needed to be done before governments in Pakistan — so goes the popular belief — mayors and municipal, district and union councils could do not want to cede power to the local representatives. be installed. But things appear to be in a state of limbo, What else explains the non-existence of local bodies (LB) for now. If Balochistan succeeds in bringing the electoral in Balochistan nine months after the general process to its logical conclusion, it will have blazed a trail elections? Balochistan, despite being the only province to which will be difficult for other provinces to ignore. Both hold the LB polls and win plaudits for it by one and all, the provincial and electoral authorities need to work in has also not moved further towards consummating the tandem to remove irritants blocking the way of further exercise since the December 7 vote. To be fair to progress in this connection. Likewise, the politicians Balochistan, it gave an excellent account of itself by holding reins of other provinces should also stop foot- conducting the first leg of LB elections. But this exercise dragging on the matter and hold the LB polls in fulfillment will obviously prove to be futile if the local governments of their campaign promises. are not put in place and start functioning. The vibes are not encouraging in this matter.

Battle lines in India’s polls

Express Tribune February 22 , 2014

The wheels of the great Indian democracy are churning Meanwhile, with barely weeks left for the polls, the battle with increasing rapidity as the elections draw near. lines are being drawn. There are broadly four formations Parliament has become a theatre for realpolitik, as now that will be contesting the elections. One led by the political parties use every issue to strike a run insofar as BJP that is still looking for partners, left only with the their electoral prospects are concerned. The distinction Akali Dal in Punjab and the Shiv Sena (straining at the between the batting and bowling sides has become leash) in Maharashtra. The second led by the Congress blurred, as everyone seems to have become a fielder that is still to stitch up alliances in the states, but is rushing around for the ball that remains elusive. certainly going to lead a far smaller United Progressive Alliance than ever before, into the fray. The third is the So there was all the mayhem over Telangana that has alliance of the Left Front and the stronger regional parties finally been created even as the political parties count the in the country, that could become a potential factor seats they can get from the fracas. To be fair though, provided the regional outfits perform well in the Lok there has been an ideological for and against position, Sabha elections. with the regional parties, in particular, very clear about their positions. The BJP and the Congress, of course, And the fourth is the wild card, the Aam Aadmi Party confused the issue as much as they could, took sides (AAP) that wants to contest 400 Lok Sabha seats; that that they retracted from, and eventually came together to still does not have the candidates; but seems to have the support the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh in parliament. determination and the ability to make its aspirations work. The AAP is not in alliance with anyone, and nor will it be. There is a certain, and now growing, sense in India that It is clear that it wants to stand alone in the polls, before the BJP and the Congress work best together. They have and possibly after. Its intention is to get at least 40 Lok the same economic and foreign policies, they differ only Sabha seats that will make it the third largest party in slightly on domestic issues, and by and large, appear to parliament, and in position to determine the complexion be natural partners who like to remain on opposite sides of the next government. so that the opposition space is not occupied entirely by the regional parties. There have been several instances Mega rallies are being held all across the country, with in the past when the two have come together to bail each the BJP and the Congress clearly in the lead when it other out of tough situations inside parliament, and their comes to money and more money. Both have launched a leaders are the first to admit that when they are in serious media blitz, and are said to be spending crores in just trouble in the legislature, they first look at each other for projecting their leadership, that translates into Narendra help. Modi for the BJP and Sonia and Rahul Gandhi for the Congress party. The others are lower key in their Before almost every election, there is a whisper approach, working in the districts of their respective campaign about a national government of both the BJP states that do not attract media attention. and the Congress and others who care to join them, so as to get over a fractured mandate reality, and give what It will be a fascinating election with all results up in the the middle class loves: a ‘stable’ government wedded air. Perhaps, the only certainty is the near decimation of together in anti-poor policies. This time, too, the rumour the Congress party in these parliamentary polls, but that can be heard in the political corridors with even a prime will not mean that it will not have a say in the final ministerial candidate to head the so-called national formation at the centre. As for who will win and who will government, namely the current President of India, lose, at this stage, only the fools (and this clearly includes Pranab Mukherjee, who is acceptable to both the the pollsters) will dare to tread on ground that is so fluid. Congress (or, at least, sections of it) and the BJP. This will not happen but this has become a fond hope of many in the BJP and the Congress, and their supportive elite.

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Names of Political Parties Aalay Kalam Ullah Farman Rasool (saw) Awami Muslim League Pakistan Mirza Zulfiqar Ahmed Sheikh Rashid Ahmed President President [email protected] Central Secretariat, Lal Havely, Rawalpindi. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jamaat-Elaey-Kalam-Ullah-Farman-E- Ph:051-559494 Rasool/46--11627373474 B-20, First Floor, Taj Mahal Plaza, 6th Road Chowk, Murree Road, Rawalpindi. Ph: No.0334-6522425 Afghan National Party Awami National Party Khair-ul-Hakin Asfandyar Wali Khan President President Duresh Khela, District Swat. [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Baacha Khan Markaz, Pajaggi Road, Peshawar. Ph: 92-91-2246851-3, Fax:92-91- 2252406 All Pakistan Chiristian League Awami Party (Pakistan) Prof. Salamat Akhtar Hassan Nasir President Chairperson/ Central Convener [email protected], House No.133(Upper Portion) StreetNo.8, Sector F-11/1, Islamabad www.apclpak.com/contact-us.html, Ph:051-2830183/ 03213899087 G-290, Gordon College Road, Rawalpindi. Mobile No.0307-4300594, 0345- 5061939 All Pakistan Minorities Alliance Awami Qiadat Party Dr. Paul Jacob Bhatti General (R) Mirza Aslam Beg President/Chairper son Chairman [email protected] No.1, National Park Road, Rawalpindi **** 88, Race Course Road, St:3, House No.I-B, Stree No.95, Sector I-8/4, Islamabad Rawalpindi. Cell 0342-5103076 Ph: 051- 5510761/5563309 Fax:5564244 All Pakistan Muslim League Awami Tehreek Bahali-e-Soba Bahawalpur Pakistan Muhammad Ali Saif Mr. Nazir Ahmed Sonchi Chief Organizer Convener [email protected] Cha Boarwala, Qaimpur, Post Office Khas, Tehsil Haselpur, District House No.1, Street No.37, Sector F-6/1, Islamabad. Bahawalpur All Pakistan Peoples Qaumi Movement Awami Tehreek Danish Deedar Mr. Ayaz Latif Palijo Chairman Central President [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] 98, Muslim Society, Hyderabad House No.1324,Aziz Manzil, Gari Khata, Hyderabad Ph No.0300-9373397 All Pakistan Youth Working Party Azad Pakistan Party Saghir Ahmad Gul Muhammad Bhatti Chairman President [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/AzaadPakistan-1 Qaddar Plaza, 1st Floor Office No.4, Upp. Ambala Sweets, Dinga road 28-B Wadila Street, Rajghar Road, Lahore. Kharian Phone: 7351111 Cell: 0300-9484449 Call No. 0092-537-530557, 0345 9092629 Allah-o-Akbar Tehreek Azmat-e-Islam Movement Dr. Mian Ihsan Bari Zaheer-ul-Islam Abbasi (Major General) Adnaa Khadim Ameer Pakistan Al-Jihad Trust Building, Block 52-B, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi. Bari House, Bari Road, Canal Colony Haroonabad, District Ph: 051-4419982 Bahawalnagar Awami Himayat Tehreek Pakistan Bahawalpur National Awami Party Moulvi Iqbal Haider Nawab Salahuddin Abbasi Chairman Chairman Head Office: Ibadat Plaza, Blue Area Islamabad House No.13-B,Younas Shaheed Road, Model Town A, Bahawalpur. Ph: 051-2829308 Fax: 051- 2829238 Awami Ittehad Party Balochistan National Congress Liaquat Ali Jatoi Abdul Hakim Lehri Chairman President Banglow No.D/97 Block 4 Clifton Karachi [email protected] Headquarter Office, Balochistan National Congress Thana Road, Quetta. Ph:821201 Awami Jamhuri Ittehad Pakistan Balochistan National Democratic Party Mr. ShahramKhanTarakai Sardar Sanaullah Khan Zehri Chairman President [email protected] 22-G, Khayaban-e-Sahar, Defence Housing Auithority, Karachi Tarakai House, Teshil Razar, District Swabi, K.PK. Aalay Kalam Ullah Farman Rasool (saw) Balochistan National Democratic Party Mirza Zulfiqar Ahmed Sardar Sanaullah Khan Zehri President President

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[email protected] 22-G, Khayaban-e-Sahar, Defence Housing Auithority, Karachi http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jamaat-Elaey-Kalam-Ullah-Farman-E- Rasool/46--11627373474 B-20, First Floor, Taj Mahal Plaza, 6th Road Chowk, Murree Road, Rawalpindi. Ph: No.0334-6522425 Awami Justice Party Balochistan National Movement Mehar Ghulam Mustafa Mangan Dr.Abdul Hayee Baloch President President Allama Iqbal Building 19-Chamber, District Court Faislabad Faiz Abad, Saryab Road, Quetta Balochistan National Party (Awami) Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan Mir Israrullah Zehri Qazi Hussain Ahmed President Ameer [email protected] [email protected] Baldia Plaza, Mezan Chowk, Quetta. Mansoora, Multan Road, Lahore. Ph: 042- 7844605-9/5419520-24 Fax: 7832194 Balochistan National Party Jamait Ahle-Hadith Pakistan (Elahi Zaheer) Sardar Akhter Jan Mengal Allama Ibtisam Elahi Zaheer President President [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] Istaqlal Building, Quarry Road, Quetta. Markazi Office: 53 Larnas Road, Lahore. Phone:081-833869 Ph: 042-7537312.Cell: 0300-8837032 Bedar Pakistan Jamhoori Wattan Party Abdul Razak Mian Nawabzad Tahlal Akbar Bughti President President [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/pages/JWP-Jamhoori-Watan-Party/4-68526- Camp Headquarter 68-E Molana Shokat Ali Road, Johar Town, Lahore. 2686435?fref=ts Ph: 042-6114801 Central Secretariat Fatima Jinnah Road, Near Bughti House, Quetta. Ph:0812827743 Fax:2845559 Christian Progressive Movement Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (F) Mrs. Naila Dayal Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman President Ameer [email protected] [email protected] Office No. 2, Block No. 6, Street No. 9, Fayyaz Market,Sector G- Jamia-al-Moarf-, Al-Sharia, Dera Ismail Khan 8/2,Islamabad. Ph: 0961-740440-555 Central Office:Jamia Madnia, Kareem Park, Ravi Road, Lahore. Ph:042-7720944 Communist Party of Pakistan Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (S) Engineer Jameel Ahmad Malik Maulana Sami -ul-Haq Central Chairman President [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] Jamia Haqqania, Akoro Khattak, Nowshera. Communist Party Secretariat,1426-Fateh Jang Chowk,Attock Ph:0923-630340-630076 Fax:0923-630922 , Standing Committee Religious & Minorities Affairs Office Islamabad Ph:051-9223957 Fax:051-9223975 General Pervez Musharaf Himayat Tehreek Jamiat Ulama-e-Pakistan (N) Malik Arshad Mahmood Awan Shah M. Anas Noorani President President Lord Center, Shop # 1, F-10 Markaz Islamabad. Central Office: Dareulema Jamia Muhamidi Razvia, Fardoose Market, Gulberg-III, Lahore Ph:042-5866737-5851080, Fax: 042 5855815 Cell: 03002174494 Ghareeb Awam Party Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (Niazi) Tanweer Hussaini Pir Syed Muhammad Masoom Hussain President Shah Naqvi Masood Chambers M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi Markazi President Central Secretariat , House No. 3-B, Street No. 41-B, G-7/2, Islamabad. Hazara Awami Ittehad Pakistan Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (Nifaz-e-Shariat) Wali Muhammad Khan Jadoon Engr. Muhammad Saleem Ullah Khan Chairman President https://www.facebook.com/hazaraawamiittehad.pakistan 459-Saggar Road, Sadar Bazar, Lahore Cantt. Central Secretariate Hazara Awami Ittehad, Phool Ghulab Road, Mirpur, Abbottabad. Ph:0992-522345, Cell: 03145034876. Hazara Democratic Party Jamiat Ulma-e-Pakistan (Sawad-e-Azam) Muhammad Jawad Easar Syed Muhammad Mahffuz Mushadi Chairman President [email protected] [email protected] Alamdar Road, Sar-e-Medani, Quetta Markazi Secretariat, 69/B, Faisal Town, Lahore. Mobile No. 0300-7741275 Hazara Qaumi Mahaz Jamiat–e-Mushaikh Pakistan M. Asif Malik Pir Fazal Haq Markazi Chairman President Ashraf Market, Fawara Chowk, Abbottabad (Hazara) Central Secretariat Data Plaza, 2nd Floor, Room No.5, Scheme More, Ph: 0992-341465,330253, Fax: 0992- 335448 Cell 0332-5005448 Multan Road, Lahore Insaanyat Party (Pakistan) Jamote Qaumi Movement Ehsan-ul-Haque Mir Muhammad Murad Abro President Chairman Flat No.3, 1st Foloor,Souk-ul-HashirPlaza, F- 10 Markaz, Islamabad. Jamote House Dera Murad Jamali Balochistan

Islami Nazriati Tehreek Pakistan Jannat Pakistan Party Mr. Zahid Afzal Asan-ul-Islam Syed Founder Chairman President House No. C-402, Gardaizi Market, Gulgash Colony, Multan. [email protected] Cell No.0333-8370990, 0333- 8562220 Office # 99, 3rd Floor Mobi Plaza, Opp.Ciros Cinema, Haider Road, Saddar, Rawalpindi. Islami Siasi Tehreek Jeev-e-Pakistan Party Abdul Majeed Haidari Dr. Irfan Latif President Chairman Central Secretariat: Batala P.O Kahota, District Rawalpindi Central Office 1st Floor, Saleem Manzil, 2- Mozang Road, Lahore. Islami Tehreek Pakistan Jumiat Ulma-e-Islam(Nazryati) Syed Sajid Ali Naqvi Maulana Asmattullah President Markazi Ameer [email protected] F-303, Parliament Lodges, Islamabad 35-A, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi Ph: 4421159 Fax:4451150 Islamic Republican Party Justice and Development Party Pakistan Sultan Alam Mr. Tariq Bashir, President Central Executive [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/pages/Justice-and-Development-Party- Co-ordination office, House No.199, Street Bi.2, Phase-1, Airport Pakistan/187457717944775 Housing Society, Rawalpindi Istehkaam-e-Pakistan Movement Party Kakar Jamhoori Party Pakistan Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Khan Niazi Sardar Muhammad Ashraf Kakar Chairman President House No.19/B, Mohallah Sher Man Khel, Miawali, Office No.38, Baldia Plaza, Meezan Markeet, Quetta. Contact No.0300-6820349 Istiqlal Party Karwan-i-Millat Pakistan Syed Manzoor Ali Ghllani Lt.Col ® Aizaz Haider Chairman Chairman http://www.facebook.com/syedmanzoor.aligillani Greenwood Housing, 1-KM, Kasur Road, Rahwind. Ramzan Centre, Opposite: OPD, Mayo Hospital, 13-Ratan Chand Road, Lahore. Ph:042-7313590, 7353063 Fax:042-7353641. Ittehad Alam-e-Islam Khud Mukhtar Pakistan Party Jan Muhammad Khalid Munir Khan Chairman President Shop No.6, R/o Haveli Malkan Wali, Bhamba Kalan, Tehsil Kot Radah House No.3, Street No.53, F-8/4, Islamabad Kishan, District Kasur. Call No. 0300-5002139 Ittehad Milli Hazara Labour Party Pakistan Abdul Majeed Haidry Nisar Shah, Advocate President Chairman Central Office Block No.4,Hazara Town, Quetta. [email protected] 40- Abbot Road Lahore, Phone:042-6315162, Cell: 0300-2147960 +92-42-36315162; +92-300- 8411945 Jamaat Ahle Hadith Pakistan (Ropri) Lower Middle Party Hafiz Abdul Ghafer Rooberi Zafar Awan, Ameer Chairman Nishter Road, Chowk Dalgran, Lahore. Awan House, Dad Khana Arreian, Dhok Bdala, Tehsil Kotleen Sattioan, Ph:042-7656730-7670968 Fax: 659847 District Rawalpindi. Madadgar Pakistan Mohajir Qaumi Movement Pakistan Mr. Parvez Amin Afaq Ahmed Chairman Chairman Gulkalee, Harbanspura Road, Lahore. http://www.mohajir.com.pk/posting.php?mode=post&f=6 Contect No. 042-6635278 House No.79, Area 36/E, Landhi No.6, Karachi. Bait-ul-Hamza Landhi No.2,Karachi-75160 P.O.BOX 15802 Markazi Jamaat Ahle Hadieth (Zubair) Mohib-e-Wattan Nowjawan Inqilabion Ki Anjuman Allama Hafiz Zubair Ahmad Zahir (MNAKA) Markazi Ameer Ch. Muhammad Asghar Head Office: Jamia Umer bin Abdul Aziz, Firdus Market, Gulberg III , President Lahore. Saddar Daftar, 45-Miltary Accounts Colony, Mustafaabad, Lahore. Ph: 5882570.Fax: 5868170 Markazi Jamiat Ahle Hadith (Lakhwi Group) Move on Pakistan Molana Moon-ud-Din Lakhwi Mr. Muhammad Kamran Chief Patron President Jamia Muhammadia Haq Bazar, Okara [email protected] Ph: 0442524259. ACE News Building, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad Contact No. 0418811017, 19 Markazi Jamiat Al- Hadith (Sajid Mir) Muslim Movement Pakistan Mr. Sajid Mir Syed Hasnain Raza Kazmi President Chairman [email protected] Head Office: Imam Hussain Modern Village Sham-k Bhatian Multan Road, Markazi Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadith Pakistan, 106, Ravi Road, Lahore Lahore Markazi Jamiat Mushaikh Pakistan MustaqbIl Pakistan Pir Syed Muhammad Makhdoom Gillani Nadeem M. Qureshi President Chairman [email protected] [email protected]

House No. Street No. 17, Sch.#3,Chaklala Rawalpindi House No. 27th Street, Phase-B,DHA, Karachi. Ph: 051-7113247 Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (FK) Mutahida Baloch Movement Pakistan Sabzada Haji Muhammad Fazal Karim Wadera Rab Nawaz Khan Murri President Central Chairman http://www.facebook.com/SahibzadaFazalKarim?fref=ts Behid Shell Pump, Al-Jazara Jasian Hotel Road, Shaeed Chock, Dera Ghazi Safdar Hall, Main Ferozepure Road, Achara, Lahore. Khan, Cell No: 0300-7741275 Cell No.0829503748, 0336-6923388 Masih Awami Party Mutahida karwan-e-Pakistan Party Emmanuel Zafar Ch. Muhammad Arshad Qauid Chairman A/701, Taxali Gate, Lahore. Flat No.217, 2nd Floor, Kashif Blair Plaza, G-8 Markaz, Islamabad. Ph:042-7671285 Millat Party Mutahidda Qabail Party Farooq Ahmad Leghari Habib Malik Orakzai President Chairman 20 Bridge Colony, Lahore, Cantt. [email protected], [email protected] Office No.12-ID, 2nd Floor, Rehmat Plaza Nazimuddin Road, Blue Area, Islamabad Cell No.051-2828791 Mohajir Ittehad Tehrik Muttahida Muslim League Dr. Saleem Haider Chaudhry Nasir Mahmood Advocate Chairman Chairman 2nd Floor, Al-Haroon Building, Garden Road, Saddar, Karachi, E-240, Street No.7, Main Academy Road, Gulbahar Colony, Lahore Ph:021-2771458-2736770 Mohajir Kashmir Movement Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan Kashif Hussain Dutt Dr. Farooq Sattar President Deputy Convener Chinar House, NE # 1534-AB, St No:6, National Town, Chaklala Road, [email protected] Rawalpindi. [email protected] 051-5963646 /03335118610 494/8 Azizabad Karachi Ph: 021-6313690 / 6329900/6329131 Fax: 6329955 MUTTHIDA MAJLIS-E-AMAL PAKISTAN National Peoples Party Qazi Hussain Ahmed Ghulam Murtaza Khan Jatoi President Chairman Mansoora, Multan Road, Lahore. 18- Khayaban-e- Shamshir, Defence Housing Authority, Phase V, Karachi. Ph: 0425419520-24 Fax: 5432194 Ph:021- 5854522,5854533 NATIONAL ALLIANCE National Workers Party Mr.Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi, Abid Hassan Minto President President Jatoi House 18-Khyaban-e- Shamshir , Defence Housing Society, [email protected] Karachi 5-Maclod Road, Lahore National Awami Party Nizam-e-Mustafa Party Eng. Syed Tassaduq Hussain Hanif Tayyab General Secretary President 14-K, Commercial Area, DHA , Cantt. Lahore. http://www.facebook.com/hajihaniftayyab?fref=ts 117/44 , Depot Line Oppoiste, Imperss, Market, Saddar, Karachi. Ph: 021-2787730 National Party Pak Justic Party (Haqiqi) Dr.Abdul Hayee Baloch Mr. Haroon Ahmed President Khadim Aala Central Secretariat National Party Rustam Jee Lane, Near Press Club, Mohalla Mera Khel, Village & P.O Yar Hussain, Tehsil Lahor, District Swabi. Quetta. Cell No.0345-9691504 Ph:081-826522 Fax:2842335 Pak Muslim Alliance Pakistan Awami Tehreek Haji Muhammad Rafiq Dr. Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri President President National Secretaiate,: 504, Panorama Center- II, Raja Ghazanfar Ali [email protected] Road, Saddar, Karachi. [email protected] Ph:021- 5654882. Fax:0215654881 Central Secretariat: 365-M, Model Town, Lahore and other Add: House No. 7, Street No. 21, F-8/2 Islamabad. Ph: 285699.Fax: 2856969 Pak Wattan Party Pakistan Awami Tehrik-e-Inqilab Syed Shujaat Ali Bukhari Prof. Aftab Ahmed Khan Lodhi Chairman Chairman Central Secretariat, Dosal Arcade M-6, 47, Blue Area, Islamabad. [email protected] PH: 051282295 Fax: 0512270961 House No.286, Lane.6 Askari Complex, Walton, Gulberg-III, Lahore Pakhtoonkhwa Qaumi Party Pakistan Bachao Party Muhammad Afzal Khan Makhdoom M. Duryab Yousaf Qureshi-al- Hashmi President Chairman Darosh Khela, Swat [email protected] Central Secretaiat: Pakistan Labour & Human Rights Center, 127-A, Faisal Town Lahore. Ph: 042-5176127,5164255 Cell: 0300-4150749 Pakistan Aman Party Pakistan Basic Rights Movement Haji M. Gulzar Awan Ch. Muhammad Naeem Chairman President [email protected] [email protected]

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Tehreek Tabdili Nizam Pakistan Tehreek-e-Suba Hazara Nawab Muhammad Iqbal Khan Baloch, Adovcate SardarHaider Zaman (Baba) Chairman [email protected] Nawab House, Purmat Road, Jalalpur Perwala, Multan Mohalla Darul Khair Malakpura, Abbottabad. Ph:03006589815 Tehreek-e-Awami Inqalab Party Tehreek-e-Tahfuz-e-Pakistan Mr. Zubair Ramzan Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan Chairman Chairman Faridi Bazar, Dera Ghazi Khan. 207, Hill Side Road E-7, Islamabad, Cell No.0333- 6787777 Cell No.0333-5213523 Tehreek-e-Hussainia Pakistan Tehreek-e-Wafaq Pakistan Muhammad Hussain Akbar Manzoor Ali Bhatti President President [email protected] Shadman 4-Jail Road, Lahore. Markazi Office: 652/H Block No. 5 Sector D/I Town Sheep, Lahore. Tehrik-e-Istaqlal Tehrik-e-Masawaat Rehmat Khan Wardag Mst. Musarrat Shaheen Central President Chairperson [email protected] 7/A-C/1,Gulberg-III, Lahore. Head Office Karachi: M-31, Corniche Residence, Opposite Bilawal House, Clifton Block II, Karachi. 75600. Ph: 021- 5824752-3 Fax: 021-5379346. Cell: 0300- 2270167-0333- 2111237 Tehrik-e-Istiqlal Pakistan Wattan National League Pakistan. Rahbar: Air Marshal(R) M. Asghar Khan Gulfaraz Khan Abbasi President President 33-Nagra Law Chambers, District Court, Sheikhupura. Near Mohallah Sai Masjid, Sector E-11, Main Golra Road, Islamabad. Cell No.0320-4877546