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Li.3.1...1,1A Sits 11 FORM V (See rule 7(1) LIST OF CONTESTING CANDIDATES Election to the Provincial Assembly FROM PP-116 MANDI BAHAUDDIN-I SYMBOL Sr. No Name of Candidate Address of Candidate ALLOCATED J412 ...z.1 sA.1 Bosal Sukha Tehsil Malikwal 1 65. Giraffe Imtiaz Ahmad Tahir Distt. M.B.Din ■-kyl 4.13 (SAiiit Cheilianwala Tehsil & District 2 162. Water Melon Ch. Naveed Ashraf M.B.Din Li.3.1...1,1a sits Ward. No. 5 City M.B.Din 3 9. Bat Hafiz Abid Hanif aPII.9aio. a+a Mohallah Gurrah City M.B.Din 4 147. Tiger Hameeda Waheed ud Din 14.13n, cili..p Ward No. 5 City M.B.Din 5 23. Bucket Dewan Mushtaa Ahmad t.r2L" '1-9"a-4 LiJa. Dhok Kasib Tehsil & District 6 5. Arrow Tariq Mehmood Sahi M.B.Din itlai _,...aav,' jjU Mohallah Gurrah City M.B.Din 7 168. Wheel Barrow Taria Maasood Azhar dtili jz,.33 Jai Gurrah Mohallah City M.B.Din 8 8. Basket Zafar Nazir Farooq jSifi -ka' A.12..)1.9n Mohallah Gurrah City M.B.Din 9 Abdul Rasheed Tahir 141. Table Lamp Gondal ,i33.. As-AIL.Lc, City Mandi Bahauddin 10 94. Missile Abdul Majeed Munawar ju.i_4 Layti u.a,, Kandhan Wala City M.B.Din 11 Mohammad Ashraf Gonda! 52. Eagle e--A6. lay, Inayat Mohallah City M.B.Din 12 ","y` 73. Hen Mirza Ghulam Murtaza iii-= z:..i3 Mohallah Khalid Abad Tehsil & 13 170. Wrench Naveed Sadiq Sahi District M.B.Din Notice i hereby given that the poll shall be taken between the hours of 0800 to 1700 hours On (dat ) 11-05-2013 PLACE M.B.Din (Raja Gamar Additional Dist Judge/ Retur Date 19-04-2013 Mandi din The Symbols have been alloted to independent candidates from nnexure B FORM V (See rule 7(1) LIST OF CONTESTING CANDIDATES Election to the Provincial Assembly FROM PP-117 MANDI - SYMBOL Sr. No Name of Candidate Address of Candidate ALLOCATED .A., ..LJA. Ls-1 1 Bhagat Tehsil Phalia District M.B.Din Asif Bashir Bhagat 5. Arrow ai 2 City Phalia Distt. M.B.Din Ahmad 104. Pitcher ,A, ta .ilid.• 3 Phalia Mehman Distt. M.B.Din 18. Book Imtiyaz Ahmed Butt SJ.5119t ^°""i" Pahrianwali Tehsil Phalia District 4 12. Bicycle Basima Chaudhry M.B.Din iL‘Lipj „e4 aLl ..) 5 Bhagat Tehsil Phalia District M.B.Din Rashid Bashir Bhagat 42. Cow L.;.. }--'1 U°17'.) Pahrianwali Tehsil Phalia District 6 149. B Tooth Bursh Riaz Asghar Chaudhry M.B.Din (1*---,..1-?.al 4.. Kot Phulay Shah Tehsil Phalia 7 121 Scale Syed ljaz Hussain M.B.Din. ...;11 u#. ,..m.LL' -le-. Ghanian Tehsil Phalia District 8 23. Bucket Syed Shahir Hussain Sharazi M.B.Din ,,s1.,e 3.71= 4.-, 9 City Phalia Distt. M.B.Din 147. Tiger Syed Tariq Yagoob 4S...s4,■1 .1.ap 41,----J. Kot Ghulam Rasul Tehsil Phalia 10 135. Stag Sail Ullah Chadhar Advocate District M.B.Din R3.6-11 11 '' City Phalia Distt. M.B.Din 9. Bat Shakeel Gulzar ±) JU jk.... r i..... 12 Phery Tehsil Phalia District M.B.Din 84-B. Kite Muhammad Asghar Tarrar 4.+11i 4.1i. )41-c- 3.4' Thatha Hasat Tehsil Phalia District 13 137. Suite Case Muhammad Amir laved Ranjha M.B.Din 7 .A -., 14 City Phalia Distt. M.B.Din 71. Hanger Waseem Gulzar Notice is hereby given that the poll shall be t ken between the hours of 0800 to 1700 hours On (date) 11-05-2013 PLACE M.B.Din (Raja Qa Ma r Additional District Returning Date 19-04-2013 Mandi B The Symbols have been alloted to independent candidates from • nnexure B FORM V (See rule 7(1) LIST OF CONTESTING CANDIDATES Electon to the Provincial Assembly FROM PP-118 MANDI BAHAUDDIN-III NAME OF THE CONTESTING SR. ADDRESS OF THE SYMBOL CANDIDATES IN THE URDU # FOLLOWING CANDIDATES ALLOCATED ALPHABETICAL ORDER jto z, ail Bhikho Tehsil Phalia District Mandi 1 135. STAG Aksad Jabal Bahauddin 4 14a.I _)141.1 Thata Khan Muhammad, P/0 Syedan 2 121. SCALE lmtiaz Ahmed Butt Sharif, The. Phalia, Dsitt. M.B.Din. 1-sl „■.41 Village Saida Sharif, Tehsil Phalia 134. STILL 3 Bashir Ahmad District Mandi Baha-ud-Din CAMERA use LM .1...s.1 .1,,.L Farakhpur Kahna PO Qadarabad 4 7-B BALLOONS Saiid Ahmad Khan Bhatti Tehsil Phalia Distt. MBDin 4.).4 ,L-J,I..+s. ja8., Bar Musa, Tehsil Malakwal, District 5 147. TIGER Sikandar Havat Gondal M.B.Din. 4LJAAJ4 t...-- el2'J Matto Tehsil Phalia District Mandi 6 B. BASKET Shahid Naseem Gondal. Adv Bahauddin i:-54. JAI tcv J4 iiii ,L.si-,= VP0 Barmusa Tehsil Malikwal Distt. 7 7-C. BANGLES Shoukat Nawaz Gondal Laleka. Adv MBDin .3,./A1 .11_8-1 ..›,-4 Bhatta No, P/0 Bhoe Hassan, Tehsil a 127. SHIP Oaiser Shahzad Marrar Phalia, District M.B.Din. 516-., ...k. ,L.4 Noshehra Bhatian PO Qadarabad 9 104. PITCHER Lianat Ali Bhatti Tehsil Phalia Distt. MBDin LeilJ 4...k• cLII.V. Channi Gahna Tehsil Phalia District 10 9. BAT Liaciat Ali Raniha Mandi Bahauddin j411 1.a0 Kattia FarmP/0 Siddque Abad, 11 18. BOOK Muhammad Jabal Tehsil Phalia District M.B.Din. r-1/25:1L/4 Jii-• VPO Rerka Bala, Tehsil Phalia District 12 23. BUCKET Munwar Jabal Tabasum Mandi Baha-ud-Din H # 31-C, Moh: Zahoor Elahi Road util ,..84:1,” 13 Gulbarg-III Lahore, Tehsil Lahore 12. BICYLCLE Monas Elahi City. Lahore Notice is hereby given that the poll shall be take between the hours of 0800 to 1700 hours On (date) 11-05-2013 )\(7)^t ; )P u..,, Place Mandi Baha-ud-Din (CHMEHMOOD UL HASSAN) Dated 19/4/13 ADDITIONAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE/ RETURNING OFFICER MANDI BAHAUDDIN The Symbols have been alloted to independent candidates from Annexure B FORM V (See rule 7(1) LIST OF CONTESTING CANDIDATES Election to the Provincial Assembly FROM PP-119 MANDI BAHAUDDIN-IV NAME OF THE CONTESTING SR ADDRESS OF THE FOLLOWING SYMBOL . CANDIDATES IN THE URDU # CANDIDATES ALLOCATED ALPHABETICAL ORDER 1 VP0 Bosal Sukha Tehsil Malikwal Lli.k.--% .144. 4—kijil 86. LADDER Ashraf laved Hussaini Distt. Mandi Bahauddin Lii.,,,,N a.cat 3..c. 1 Balloana Bosal Sukha, Tehsil 2 121. SCALE Eiaz Ahmed Bosal Malakwal, District M.B.Din. P/O Malakwal Tehsil Malikwal 168. WHEEL 3 Ilig k.„).S1 Akbar Ali GoRa District Mandi Bahauddin BARROW 414j1..) sal L-iLia3I 4.5 J•12.3e, VPO Pandowal Bala Tehsil & 4 135. STAG Ch. Altaf Ahmad Raniha District Mandi Bahauddin 4..1.45 1144-i1., A•ksi Julisla is-Plukt Village Pandowal Balan, Tehsil & 84-B KITE 5 Ch. Zafar lqbal Ahmad Ranjha District Mandi Baha-ud-Din Advocate VPO Choot Dheran Tehsil 4.345 51 ,Lii--34 ukkc, JAI LO'k'n 6 Malakwal District Mandi 23. BUCKET .Ch. Qamar Abbas Bosal, Adv Bahauddin ,:,). LI...aii .1,.... LcsAa. VPO Pind Makko Tehsil Malikwal 7 ' ARROW Haji Muhammad Afzal Chan District Mandi Bahauddin Street Girls High School Malikwal Lit.> 424.k.. ej&.,...1J a Tehsil Malikwal District Mandi 99. OSTRICH Raja Khuram Hayat Khan Bahauddin ,.ii 4..s..k SI VP0 Rukkan Tehsil Malikwal 9 - 147. TIGER Shafaat Mahmood. M District Mandi Bahauddin .±.4,A1 154:1 JII.A 31 33 ,:..53-1 Bar Musa, Tehsil Malakwal, 10 ,Shaukat Nawaz Gondal Laleka 10. BED District M.B.Din. Adv Tibba Manak Khan Bosal P/O J1-94 C.ii-,=. PA. 11 Bosal Sukha Tehsil Malikwal 8. BASKET Ghulam Hussain Bosal District Mandi Bahauddin (.1 1.)1 Jus• (.1.--ii VPO Gojra Tehsil Malikwal District 12 9 BAT Faisal Mukhtar Gondal Mandi Bahauddin Jka •414 G jti VP0 Khizar Tehsil Malakwal 13 - 18. BOOK Oari Muhammad Tufail District MBDin /Sal J ri...,1 14..14 Chak No. 14 Tehsil & Distt. Mandi 14 52. EAGLE Muhammad Aslam Raika Bahauddin. (.13,4 .11.93 s•A4 Fazal Abad Tehsil Malikwal 15 109. RABBIT Muhammad Nawaz Gondal District Mandi Bahauddin LiSiiii L1.4 JAI J1A.k Mohallah Hasnana, P/O Rukkan, 16 ' - 104. PITCHER .Mudassar lqbal Gondal, Adv Tehsil Malakwal, District M.B.Din. .")..iti Lc y.aU Supper Market Flat No. 17 Sector 17 65. GIRAFFE Nasir Abbas Tarar F-6/3, Islamabad Notice is hereby given that the poll shall be taken between the hours of 0800 to 1700 hours On (date) 11-05-2013 Place Mandi Baha-ud-Din (CH.MEHIvIOOD UL HASSAN) Dated 19/4/13 ADDITIONAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE/ RETURNING OFFICER MANDI BAHAUDDIN The Symbols have been alloted to independent candidates from Annexure B FORM V (See rule 7(1) LIST OF CONTESTING CANDIDATES Election to the Provincial Assembly FROM PP-120 MANDI BAHAUDDIN-V NAME OF THE CONTESTING SR. ADDRESS OF THE FOLLOWING SYMBOL CANDIDATES IN THE URDU # CANDIDATES ALLOCATED ALPHABETICAL ORDER iiia-i 4-s1 VPO Sahna Tehsil & District Mandi 1 5. ARROW Ahmad Bakhash Bahauddin .ii...._. .i.,.t ji Pindi Bahauddin Tehsil & District 2 23. BUCKET Arshad Mahmood Mandi Bahauddin .....1 314n1 Mohabatpur VPO Khewa Tehsil & 3 73. HEN LW Ahmad District Mandi Bahauddin Village Sohawa Jamlani, P.0 Jik& .1.3 jL,..c.i 4 Sohawa Bolanani, Tehsil & District 52. EAGLE ljaz Ahmad Gondal M. B. Din 14431„) :-1141 JJ'i Ranjha House Farabi College 5 121. SCALE Tasawar labal Raniha Phalia District Mandi Bahauddin Ji$ .)141 '-'1 ci..)11.5t Sohawa Boalani Tehsil & District 6 9. BAT Ch. Asad Avaz Gondal Mandi Bahauddin LSJ*..9t '141zJ iii:". I L4•1-5- Chak No. 16 Karariwala Tehsil 7 99.
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