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Election 1977 ELECTION 1977 Islamabad, the 21st March, 1977 No. F.13(1) 77-Elsx (I). - In pursuance of the provisions of sub-section (3) of section 20 of the Representation of the People Act, 1976 (LXXXV of 1976), the Election Commission of Pakistan hereby publishes the names of the candidates returned to the National Assembly of Pakistan as a result of un-contested election from the constituencies s mentioned below against the name of each candidate:- Sr. # No and Name of Constituency Name Father's Name 1 2 3 4 Mr. Mohammad Yousaf Haji Muhammad Kulli 1 NA-1 Peshawar-I Khattak Khan Arbab Mohammad 2 NA-2 Peshawar-II Arbab Sher Ali Khan Jehangir Khan 3 NA-3 Peshawar-III Mr. Aftab Ahmad Khan Ghulam Haider Khan Begum Naseem Wali 4 NA-4 Peshawar-IV W/o Abdul Wali Khan Khan 5 NA-5 Peshawar-V Maulana Abdul Haq Al-Haj Maruf Gul 6 NA-6 Mardan-I Khan Mir Afzal Khan K.B. Sarfaraz Khan Mr. Mohammad Yousaf 7 NA-7 Mardan-II Allahdad Khan Khan Begum Naseem Wali 8 NA-8 Mardan-III W/o Abdul Wali Khan Khan 9 NA-9 Mardan-IV Mr. Ali Gohar Khan Khan Zaman Khan 10 NA-10 Kohat-I Maulana Habib Gul Saida Gul 11 NA-11 Kohat-II Molvi Naimatullah Azizullah Mr. Mohammad Iqbal Gohar-ur-Rehman 12 NA-12 Abbottabad-I Khan Jadoon. Jadoon Air Marshal (Retd) Asghar 13 NA-13 Abbottabad-II Rehmatullah Khan Khan F.M. Mohammad 14 NA-14 Abbottabad-III Mr. Goher Ayub Khan Ayub Khan Mr. Mohammad Haneef Haji Mohammad 15 NA-15 Mansehra-I Khan Akbar Khan 16 NA-16 Mansehra-II Mr. Fakhruz Zaman Khan Badi-uz-Zaman Khan Mansehra-cum- Haji Faqir Mohammad 17 NA-17 Niamatullah Khan Kohistan Khan Khalifa Mohammad 18 NA-18 D.I.Khan Maulana Mufti Mahmood Siddique 19 NA-19 Bannu-I Maulana Sadrushaheed Maulvi Abdur Rahim 20 NA-20 Bannu-II Mr. Ahmad Jan Shah Wali Khan 21 NA-21 Swat-I Miangul Amirzeb Miangul Jehanzeb 22 NA-22 Swat-II Haji Fazl-e-Raziq Abdul Mustaan Mr. Fateh Mohammad Khan Bahadur 23 NA-23 Swat-III Khan Sultanat Khan Chitral-cum- Moulvi Mohammad Wali Khosh Mohammad 24 NA-24 Swat-cum-Dir Khan Khan Malakand 25 NA-25 Protected Area- Mr. Gauhar Rehman Sharifullah cum-Dir 26 NA-26 Dir Sahibzada Safiullah Shahzada 27 NA-27 Tribal Area-I Mr. Baroz Niamat 28 NA-28 Tribal Area-II Mr. Baz Gul Mohammad 29 NA-29 Tribal Area-III Mr. Shamsul Haq Ahmed Shah 30 NA-30 Tribal Area-IV Sardar Habibullah Khan Gulain 31 NA-31 Tribal Area-V Mr. Said Khan Major Mir Bad Shah 32 NA-32 Tribal Area-VI Mr. Abdus Subhan Khan Mohammad Jan Khan 33 NA-33 Tribal Area-VII Haji Gul Sher Haji Jammal 34 NA-34 Tribal Area-VIII Mr. Nur Sher Khan Haji Mohammad Shah Raja Mohammad Ali 35 NA-35 Federal Capital Mr. Zahur Ahmad Khan 36 NA-36 Rawalpindi-I Col. (Retd) Habib Khan Capt. Allah Dad 37 NA-37 Rawalpindi-II Mr. Abdul Aziz Bhatti Allah Ditta Bhatti 38 NA-38 Rawalpindi-III Syed Ali Asghar Shah Syed Balawal Shah Mohammad Feroz 39 NA-39 Rawalpindi-IV Mr. Nazar Hussain Kiani Khan Kiani 40 NA-40 Rawalpindi-V Mr. Abdul Qayyum Butt Mohammad Sharif Mr. Ahmed Waheed 41 NA-41 Campbellpur-I Fazal Karim Akhtar Akhtar Late Sardar Sikandar 42 NA-42 Campbellpur-II Sardar Shaukat Hayat Hayat Ghulam Mohy-ud-Din 43 NA-43 Campbellpur-III (Pir) Syed Safi-ud-din Lal Badshah Haji Mohammad 44 NA-44 Jhelum-I Dr. Ghulam Hussain Akbar Khan Sardar Mohammad 45 NA-45 Jhelum-II Sardar Khizar Hayat Khan Khan Mr. Masood-ul-Hassan 46 NA-46 Jhelum-III Abdul Qayyum Bhatti 47 NA-47 Gujrat-I Mr. Zafar Mehdi Ch. Mehdi Ali Mian Mushtaq Hussain 48 NA-48 Gujrat-II Mian Noor Ellahi Pagganwala 49 NA-49 Gujrat-III Mr. Ata Elahi Chaudhry Fazal Elahi Chaudhry Mr. Mohammad Sardar 50 NA-50 Gujrat-IV Noor Ahmad Khan 51 NA-51 Gujrat-V Ch. Ghulam Rasul Ch. Khuda Dad 52 NA-52 Gujrat-VI Mr. Mohammad Gulzar Mohammad Siddique Mohammad Malik 53 NA-53 Sargodha-I Malik Nazim Ahmad Aheer Khan 54 NA-54 Sargodha-II Mr. Karam Bakhsh Maula Bakhsh Mr. Mohammad Zakir Nawab Mohammad 55 NA-55 Sargodha-III Qureshi Hayat Qureshi Khan Bahadur Mehr 56 NA-56 Sargodha-IV Mehr Khuda Dad Khan Mohammad Yar Khan 57 NA-57 Sargodha-V Mr. Hafeez Ullah Mohammad Abdullah Malik Noor Hayat Khan Malik Feroz Khan 58 NA-58 Sargodha-VI Noon Noon 59 NA-59 Sargodha-VII Malik Anwar Ali Noon Sultan Ali Nawabzada Malik Malik Amir 60 NA-60 Mianwali-I Muzaffar Khan Mohammad Khan Mohammad Hayat 61 NA-61 Mianwali-II Mr. Amir Abdullah Khan Khan 62 NA-62 Mianwali-III Mr. Ghulam Hussan Khan Ali Mohammad Khan Sardarzada Muhammad Sardar Ghulam 63 NA-63 Jhang-I Ali Shah Mohammad Shah 64 NA-64 Jhang-II Mehr Ghulam Haider Mehr Shamsul Haq 65 NA-65 Jhang-III Mr. Faisal Saleh Hayat Mahmood Hayat 66 NA-66 Jhang-IV Syed Zulfiqar Ali Bokhari Syed Mubarik Shah Sahibzada Hazrat Hazrat Sultan Noor-ul- 67 NA-67 Jhang-V Mohammad Nazir Sultan Hassan Sahib Sahib Mian Mohammad Atta Mian Hafiz 68 NA-68 Lyallpur-I Ullah Mohammad Abdullah 69 NA-69 Lyallpur-II Mian Zahid Sarfraz Mian Abdul Qayyum 70 NA-70 Lyallpur-III Ch. Nisar Akbar Ch. Ali Akbar 71 NA-71 Lyallpur-IV Rana Sakhawat Ali Khan Rana Riasat Ali Khan Ch. Mohammad Anwar Ali 72 NA-72 Lyallpur-V Ch. Asghar Ali Khan Khan Major (Retd) Moeen-ud- 73 NA-73 Lyallpur-VI Mian Abdul Bari Din Ch. Sardar 74 NA-74 Lyallpur-VII Ch. Imtiaz Ahmad Gill Mohammad Gill 75 NA-75 Lyallpur-VIII Khan Shahadat Ali Khan Haji Nizam Din Mr. Ghulam Nabi 76 NA-76 Lyallpur-IX Khuda Bakhsh Chaudhry Mian Mohammad 77 NA-77 Lyallpur-X Mr. Asad Masood Hussain Rai Hafeezullah Khan 78 NA-78 Lyallpur-XI Rai Saadullah Khan Tariq Mr. Mohammad Bashir 79 NA-79 Lyallpur-XII Mian Abdul Haleem Ahmad 80 NA-80 Lyallpur-XIII Ch. Bashir Ahmad Ch. Allah Bux 81 NA-81 Lahore-I Mr. S.M. Masood Syed Inayat Ali Shah Mian Mohammad Latif 82 NA-82 Lahore-II Mr. Khalid Latif Kardar Kardar 83 NA-83 Lahore-III Mian Ehsan-ul-Haq Ch. Abdul Haq 84 NA-84 Lahore-IV Dr. S.M. Yaqub S. Abdul Rahman 85 NA-85 Lahore-V Mian Salah-ud-Din Mian Amir-ud-Din 86 NA-86 Lahore-VI Malik Mohammad Akhtar Khuda Bakhsh 87 NA-87 Lahore-VII Mr. Muhammad Rashid Mehar Din 88 NA-88 Lahore-VIII Malik Mehraj Khalid Mahi 89 NA-89 Kasur-I Sardar Ahmad Ali Sardar Mohammad Ali 90 NA-90 Kasur-II Major Rehmat Khan Ch. Dilawar Khan 91 NA-91 Kasur-III Mr. Shafaat Khan Dhundal Khan 92 NA-92 Kasur-IV Mr. Amjad Masood Sardar Asghar Ali 93 NA-93 Sheikhupura-I Mr. Manzoor Hussain Khuda Bakhsh 94 NA-94 Sheikhupura-II Malik Mushtaq Ahmad Ghulam Qadir 95 NA-95 Sheikhupura-III Mr. Mohammad Arif Noor Mohammad 96 NA-96 Sheikhupura-IV Mr. Shamim Haider Ch. Mohammad Ali 97 NA-97 Sheikhupura-V Rai Rashid Ahmad Khan Rai Hussain Khan Ch. Ghulam Haider Ch. Hayat 98 NA-98 Gujranwala-I Cheema Mohammad 99 NA-99 Gujranwala-II Mian Saif Ullah Attaullah Khan 100 NA-100 Gujranwala-III Khan Ghulam Dastgir Ghulam Hussain Mian Mohammad 101 NA-101 Gujranwala-IV Mian Azhar Hassan Shaffi Muhammad Asghar 102 NA-102 Gujranwala-V Malik Mahdi Hassan Khan 103 NA-103 Gujranwala-VI Mian Shahadat Khan Muhammad Nawaz 104 NA-104 Sialkot-I Qazi Zaka-ud-Din Qazi Saraj Din Mian Mohammad 105 NA-105 Sialkot-II Mian Masud Ahmad Hussain 106 NA-106 Sialkot-III Ch. Sultan Ahmad Ch. Khan Bahadur Fateh Muhammad 107 NA-107 Sialkot-IV Mr. Kausar Niazi Khan Niazi 108 NA-108 Sialkot-V Mr. Hamid Nawaz Khan Shahnawaz Khan Mr. Ghulam Sarwar Khan, 109 NA-109 Sialkot-VI Muhammad Din Advocate 110 NA-110 Sialkot-VII Mr. Anwar Aziz Chaudhry Dr. Abdul Aziz 111 NA-111 Multan-I Syed Abbas Hussain Shah S. Altaf Hussain 112 NA-112 Multan-II Mr. Rifat Hayat Khan Gul Mohammad Khan 113 NA-113 Multan-III Ch. Barkat Ullah Ch. Nawazish Ali Makhdum Muhammad Makhdoom Murid 114 NA-114 Multan-IV Sajjad Hussain Qureshi Hussain Qureshi Syed Muhammad 115 NA-115 Multan-V Syed Hamid Raza Gilani Raza Gillani 116 NA-116 Multan-VI Sh. Khizar Hayat Sh. Khuda Bakhsh 117 NA-117 Multan-VII Maulana Hamid Ali Khan Shaida Ali Khan 118 NA-118 Multan-VIII Ch. Abdul Rehman Ch. Allah Dad Khan Brig. Syed Said Ali 119 NA-119 Multan-IX Mr. Nasir Ali Rizvi Shah Rizvi 120 NA-120 Multan-X Mr. Taj Ahmed Sultan Ahmed Mr. Mohammad Nawaz Mohammad Yar Khan 121 NA-121 Vehari-I Khan Alias Dilawar Khan Khichi Alhaj Mian Riaz Ahmad Nawab Allah Yar 122 NA-122 Vehari-II Khan Khan 123 NA-123 Vehari-III Agha Saleem Khurshid Khursheed Ahmed Khalifa Mohammad 124 NA-124 D.G. Khan-I Maulana Mufti Mahmood Siddique Sardar Farooq Ahmad Nawabzada Sardar 125 NA-125 D.G. Khan-II Khan Mohammad Khan Mir Balakh Sher Khan Mir Murad Bakhsh 126 NA-126 D.G. Khan-III Mazari Khan Mazari 127 NA-127 Muzaffargarh-I Mr. Mohammad Ibrahim Ghaus Bakhsh Nawabzada Nasrullah 128 NA-128 Muzaffargarh-II Nawab Saifullah Khan Khan Dr.
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