MEMBERS of the PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY of SINDH ELECTION HELD on 17TH DECEMBER 1970 FIRST SESSION WAS HELD on 2ND MAY 1972 02Nd May1972 to 13Th January 1977

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MEMBERS OF THE PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY OF SINDH ELECTION HELD ON 17TH DECEMBER 1970 FIRST SESSION WAS HELD ON 2ND MAY 1972 02nd May1972 TO 13th January 1977. (OATH & ELECTION OF SPEAKER 02-05-1972). S. No. Name Of Member Constituency 1. Mr. Dur Muhammad Usto. Jacobabad. 2. Sardar Noor Muhammad Bijarani. (Resigned). Jacobabad 2.A Mir Hazar Khan Bijarani (By-Election). (Oath 04-03-1974) Jacobabad. 3. Mir Sunder Khan Sundarani. Jacobabad. 4. Jam Muneer Ahmed Khan Dahar. Sukkur. 5. Mr. Ali Anwer Khan Mahar. Sukkur. 6. Agha Sadaruddin Khan Durani. Sukkur. 7. Mr. Rahim Bux Soomro. Sukkur. 8. Mufti Muhammad Hussain Qadri. Sukkur. 9. Mr. Ghulam Shabbir Shah. Sukkur. 10. Sardar Mehboob Ali Khan Magsi (Resigned). Larkana. 10.A Mr. Abdul Waheed Katpar (By Election). (Oath 04-03-1974) Larkana. 11. Mr. Dost Muhammad Hakaro. Larkana. 12. Mr. Wahid Bux Bughio. Larkana. 13. Mr. Ghulam Rasool Khan Kehar. Larkana. 14. Syed Nazar Shah. Nawab Shah. 15. Rais Ali Nawaz Unar. Nawab Shah. 16. Mr. Ghulam Mujtaba Jatoi (Resigned). Nawab Shah. 16.A Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi (By Election). (Oath 04-03-1974) Nawab Shah. 17. Syed Zafar Ali Shah. Nawab Shah. 18. Syed Murad Ali Shah (By Election). (Oath 19-06-1972) Nawab Shah. 19. Syed Nadir Ali Shah. Khairpur. 20. Pir Haji Gul Shah. Khairpur. 21. Sahibzada Mir Atta Hussain Taplur. Khairpur. 22. Mr. Illahi Bux Khan Bambhan. Khairpur. 23. Syed Amir Ali Shah. Hyderabad. 24. Syed Muhammad Hussain Shah. Hyderabad. 25. Mr. Muhammad Usman Kennedy. Hyderabad. 26. Mr. Munir Ahmed Arain (Expire). Hyderabad. 26.A Syed Badi-Ul-Hassan Zaidi (By Election). (Oath 17-06-1974) Hyderabad. 27. Nawab Muzaffar Hussain Khan. Hyderabad. 28. Mir Rasool Bux Talpur (Resigned). Hyderabad. 28.A Mr. Zakia Iqbal Ahmed Brohi (By Election). (Oath 01-06- Hyderabad. 1972) 29. Mir Mumtaz Ali Talpur. Hyderabad. 30. Mr. Ghulam Hyder Nizamani. Hyderabad. 31. Mr. Nabi Bux Khan Bhurgari. Hyderabad. 32. Haji Amir Bux Junejo. Dadu. 33. Haji Muhammad Bux Jamali. Dadu. 34. Syed Abdullah Shah. Dadu. 35. Syed Ali Qutub Shah. Tharparkar. 36. Mir Imam Bux Khan Talpur. Tharparkar. 37. Mr. Abdul Karim Palli. Tharparkar. 38. Rana Chander Singh. Tharparkar. 39. Mr. Amir Hassan Arbab Tharparkar. 40. Jam Sadiq Ali. Sanghar. 41. Mr. Abdul Qadir Sanjrani. Sanghar. 42. Khalifo Muhammad Aqil Hingoro. Sanghar. 43. Mr. Abdul Hameed Memon. (By-Election) Thatta. 44. Mr. Muhammad Khan Soomro. Thatta. 45. Syed Bashir Ahmed Shah. Thatta. 46. Jamote Wali Muhammad. Karachi. 47. Mr. Ahmed Ali Soomro. Karachi. 48. Syed Imdad Hussain Shah. Karachi. 49. Mr. Abdullah Baluch. Karachi. 50. Mr. Iftikhar Ahmed. Karachi. 51. Mr. Muhammad Ali Gabole. Karachi. 52. Haji Zahid Ali. Karachi. 53. Syed Saeed Hassan Shah. Karachi. 53.A Mr. Piyar Ali Alana. Karachi. 54. Mr. Bostan Ali Hoti. Karachi. 55. Mr. Qasim Haji Abbas Patel. Karachi. 56. Mr. Abdul Waheed Arshi. Karachi. 57. Mr. Zahoor-Ul-Hassan Bhopali. Karachi. 58. Mr. G. A. Madani. Karachi. 59. Mr. Mohammad Hassan Haqqani. Karachi. 60. Shah Farid-Ul-Haq. Karachi. 61. Miss Firdous Junejo. Reserved Seat for Women 62. Miss Taj Bibi. Reserved Seat for Women 63. Hoshang Hormusji Broacha. (Minority Member) Reserved Seat for Non- Muslim 64. Jivraj s/o Khemji. (Minority Member) Reserved Seat for Non- Muslim .

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