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ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN FORM 28 [See Rule 50] LIST OF POLLING STATIONS FOR A CONSTITUENCY Election to the National Assembly Sindh No. & Name of Constituency:- NA-208 Khairpur-I Number of Booths Number of Voters assigned In case of Rural areas In case of Urban Areas Serial No of assigned to Polling to Polling Stations voters on E Stations S.No. No. & Name of Polling Station A in case of Name of Electoral Census Block Name of Electoral Census Block bifurcation Male Female Total Male Female Total Area Code Area Code of EA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 GPS Saleem Abad MC Khairpur 333040101 861 735 1596 2 2 4 MC Khairpur 333040106 861 735 1596 2 2 4 2 GPS Boys Faiz Abad Colony (Male) MC Khairpur 333040102 312 0 312 3 0 3 MC Khairpur 333040103 254 0 254 MC Khairpur 333040104 306 0 306 MC Khairpur 333040105 217 0 217 1089 0 1089 3 0 3 3 GGPS Faiz Abad Colony (Female) MC Khairpur 333040102 0 228 228 0 3 3 MC Khairpur 333040103 0 202 202 MC Khairpur 333040104 0 250 250 MC Khairpur 333040105 0 233 233 0 913 913 0 3 3 4 District Council Office Khairpur-I MC Khairpur 333040201 495 422 917 2 1 3 MC Khairpur 333040206 495 422 917 2 1 3 District Council Office Khairpur-II 5 MC Khairpur 333050405 1231 0 1231 4 0 4 (Male) MC Khairpur 333050410 Page 1 of 130 Number of Booths Number of Voters assigned In case of Rural areas In case of Urban Areas Serial No of assigned to Polling to Polling Stations voters on E Stations S.No. No. & Name of Polling Station A in case of Name of Electoral Census Block Name of Electoral Census Block bifurcation Male Female Total Male Female Total Area Code Area Code of EA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 MC Khairpur 333050411 MC Khairpur 333050412 MC Khairpur 333050413 1231 0 1231 4 0 4 District Council Office Khairpur-III 6 MC Khairpur 333050405 0 1011 1011 0 3 3 (Female) MC Khairpur 333050410 MC Khairpur 333050411 MC Khairpur 333050412 MC Khairpur 333050413 0 1011 1011 0 3 3 7 GPS Garhi Pull MC Khairpur 333040205 867 690 1557 2 2 4 867 690 1557 2 2 4 8 GPS Sultanul Madaras-I (Male) MC Khairpur 333040204 318 0 318 2 0 2 MC Khairpur 333040302 554 0 554 872 0 872 2 0 2 9 GPS Sultanul Madaras-II (Female) MC Khairpur 333040204 0 302 302 0 2 2 MC Khairpur 333040302 0 485 485 0 787 787 0 2 2 10 GPS Saida Goth -I (Male) MC Khairpur 333040203 880 0 880 2 0 2 MC Khairpur 333040208 880 0 880 2 0 2 11 GPS Saida Goth -II (Female) MC Khairpur 333040203 0 743 743 0 2 2 Page 2 of 130 Number of Booths Number of Voters assigned In case of Rural areas In case of Urban Areas Serial No of assigned to Polling to Polling Stations voters on E Stations S.No. No. & Name of Polling Station A in case of Name of Electoral Census Block Name of Electoral Census Block bifurcation Male Female Total Male Female Total Area Code Area Code of EA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 MC Khairpur 333040208 0 743 743 0 2 2 12 GPS Girls Sultanul Madaras MC Khairpur 333040202 685 619 1304 2 2 4 MC Khairpur 333040207 685 619 1304 2 2 4 13 GBPS Shaheed Abad MC Khairpur 333050101 0 0 4 4 MC Khairpur 333050106 0 0 0 0 4 4 14 GPS Girls Katchary Road Khairpur-I MC Khairpur 333040301 679 596 1275 2 2 4 679 596 1275 2 2 4 15 GPS Jillani Muhalla (Male) MC Khairpur 333040401 447 0 447 4 0 4 MC Khairpur 333040402 435 0 435 MC Khairpur 333040403 630 0 630 1512 0 1512 4 0 4 16 GGHS Jeelani Muhalla (Female) MC Khairpur 333040401 0 386 386 0 4 4 MC Khairpur 333040402 0 394 394 MC Khairpur 333040403 0 584 584 0 1364 1364 0 4 4 17 GPS No. II Khairpur -I (Male) MC Khairpur 333040304 888 0 888 3 0 3 MC Khairpur 333040404 248 0 248 MC Khairpur 333040406 1136 0 1136 3 0 3 18 GPS No. II Khairpur-II (Female) MC Khairpur 333040304 0 675 675 0 3 3 Page 3 of 130 Number of Booths Number of Voters assigned In case of Rural areas In case of Urban Areas Serial No of assigned to Polling to Polling Stations voters on E Stations S.No. No. & Name of Polling Station A in case of Name of Electoral Census Block Name of Electoral Census Block bifurcation Male Female Total Male Female Total Area Code Area Code of EA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 MC Khairpur 333040404 0 214 214 MC Khairpur 333040406 0 889 889 0 3 3 19 GPS Panjhatti MC Khairpur 333050105 599 562 1161 2 2 4 MC Khairpur 333050112 599 562 1161 2 2 4 20 GPS Zulfiquar Colony (Dabbar) MC Khairpur 333050403 726 552 1278 2 2 4 MC Khairpur 333050408 MC Khairpur 333050409 726 552 1278 2 2 4 21 GPS Boys Ostagahi MC Khairpur 333050404 494 409 903 1 1 2 494 409 903 1 1 2 Govt. Mumtaz College Khairpur-I 22 MC Khairpur 333050401 510 0 510 4 0 4 (Male) MC Khairpur 333050406 MC Khairpur 333050402 1043 0 1043 MC Khairpur 333050407 1553 0 1553 4 0 4 Govt. Mumtaz College Khairpur-II 23 MC Khairpur 333050401 0 413 413 0 3 3 (Female) MC Khairpur 333050406 MC Khairpur 333050402 0 943 943 MC Khairpur 333050407 0 1356 1356 0 3 3 Page 4 of 130 Number of Booths Number of Voters assigned In case of Rural areas In case of Urban Areas Serial No of assigned to Polling to Polling Stations voters on E Stations S.No. No. & Name of Polling Station A in case of Name of Electoral Census Block Name of Electoral Census Block bifurcation Male Female Total Male Female Total Area Code Area Code of EA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 24 GPS Boys Sanwalo Jamali-I (Male) MC Khairpur 333070601 531 0 531 3 0 3 MC Khairpur 333070602 347 0 347 878 0 878 3 0 3 25 GBPS Hussain Bakhsh Shaikh (Female) MC Khairpur 333070601 0 471 471 0 2 2 MC Khairpur 333070602 0 300 300 0 771 771 0 2 2 26 Govt. Law College Khairpur-I (Male) MC Khairpur 333050108 0 4 0 4 MC Khairpur 333050109 0 0 0 4 0 4 27 GPS No. I Khairpur (Male) MC Khairpur 333050110 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 4 28 GPS Girls Near MCB Khairpur (Female) MC Khairpur 333050107 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 29 GPS Boys Near P.S A Section Khairpur MC Khairpur 333040303 648 572 1220 2 2 4 648 572 1220 2 2 4 Municipal Committee Office Near 30 MC Khairpur 333040405 608 519 1127 2 2 4 Phol Bagh MC Khairpur 333040407 608 519 1127 2 2 4 31 GHS Boys Bhurgari-I (Male) MC Khairpur 333050301 500 0 500 3 0 3 MC Khairpur 333050306 Page 5 of 130 Number of Booths Number of Voters assigned In case of Rural areas In case of Urban Areas Serial No of assigned to Polling to Polling Stations voters on E Stations S.No. No. & Name of Polling Station A in case of Name of Electoral Census Block Name of Electoral Census Block bifurcation Male Female Total Male Female Total Area Code Area Code of EA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 MC Khairpur 333050302 673 0 673 MC Khairpur 333050307 1173 0 1173 3 0 3 32 GHS Girls Bhurgari-II (Female) MC Khairpur 333050301 0 383 383 0 3 3 MC Khairpur 333050306 MC Khairpur 333050302 0 566 566 MC Khairpur 333050307 0 949 949 0 3 3 33 GPS Boys Bhurgari MC Khairpur 333050303 107 88 195 1 1 2 MC Khairpur 333050304 339 281 620 MC Khairpur 333050305 62 53 115 508 422 930 1 1 2 Govt. Elementary College for Male 34 MC Khairpur 333050201 757 0 757 4 0 4 Khairpur (Male) MC Khairpur 333050202 546 0 546 MC Khairpur 333050204 207 0 207 1510 0 1510 4 0 4 Office of the Agriculture Extension 35 MC Khairpur 333050201 0 620 620 0 3 3 Khairpur (Female) MC Khairpur 333050202 0 411 411 MC Khairpur 333050204 0 168 168 Page 6 of 130 Number of Booths Number of Voters assigned In case of Rural areas In case of Urban Areas Serial No of assigned to Polling to Polling Stations voters on E Stations S.No. No. & Name of Polling Station A in case of Name of Electoral Census Block Name of Electoral Census Block bifurcation Male Female Total Male Female Total Area Code Area Code of EA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 0 1199 1199 0 3 3 Govt. Superior Science Collage 36 MC Khairpur 333050102 147 0 147 3 0 3 Khairpur-I (Male) MC Khairpur 333050103 499 0 499 MC Khairpur 333050111 MC Khairpur 333050104 322 0 322 MC Khairpur 333050203 151 0 151 1119 0 1119 3 0 3 Govt.
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