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NA-54 Islamabad-Ill ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN NOTIFICATION 25-06-2018 No. / 9. 6 /2-0 I g In pursuance of the provisions of Sub-Section (6) of Section 59 of the Elections Act, 2017 (XXXIII of 2017) read with Sub-Rule 4 of Rule 50 of the Election Rules, 2017, undersigned hereby publishes, for general information of the Public, the final list of Polling Stations in respect of National Assembly Constituency No. 54 , Islamabad-III for the conduct of General Elections, 2018. By order of the Election Commission of Paksitan. Sohail Nasir District Returning Officer Islamabad Summary of Polling Scheme NA-54 Total Registered Voters No of Polling stations No of Polling Booths Polling Staff Nam Sr. e of Name of No Distr Constituency Senior Assistant ict Male Female Total Presidng Assistant Polling Male Female Combined Total Male Female Total Presidng Officer Presidng OfficerOfficer Officer 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 NA-54 2 116285 102510 218795 96 96 Islamabad-III 24 216 391 363 754 216 216 538 754 Grand Total 116285 102510 218795 96 96 24 216 391 363 754 216 216 538 754 Abdul Dated: 25th June 2018 Returni A-54 lamab III ABD 760R KAKAR Ada ,r=sions Judge I,shad Rattan , t, IrLer - NA-5. FORM-28 (See rule 50) LIST OF POLLING STATIONS FOR A CONSTITUENCY Election to the National Assembly No. and name of constituency NA-54 Islamabad-Ill Serial No. of No. of Polling Booths voters on Number of Voters assigned to In case of Rural the Electoral Polling Station In case of Urban areas areas Rolls in SI. case of No Name and Location of Polling Station bifuraction • Name of Electoral Census Census Male Female of Name of Electoral Area Total Male Female Total Block Block From to From to Electo Area assigned to the Code Code ral Polling Station, •••••• Number Number Area 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 G-11/2 501030101 706 0 706 G-11/2 501030102 174 0 174 1 Islamabad Model School (I-V) G-11/2 (Male) Part-I G-11/2 501030113 128 0 128 G-11/2 501030114 150 0 150 Total 1158 0 1158 4 0 4 G-11/2 501030101 0 706 706 G-11/2 501030102 0 153 153 a. 2 Islamabad Model School (I-V) G-11/2 (Female) Part-II G-11/2 501030113 0 276 276 G-11/2 501030114 0 94 94 Total o 1229 12297 0 4 4 G-11/2 501030104 679 0 679 G-11/2 501030110 80 0 80 G-11/2 501030111 93 0 93 3 Islamabad Model School (I-V) G-11/2 ( Male) Part-III G-11/3 501030115 54 0 54 G-11/3 501030116 83 0 83 Total 989 0 989/ 4 0 4 G-11/2 501030104 0 520 520 ___ 601080110 0 a? 87 G-11/2 501030111 0 56 56 4 Islamabad Model School (I-V) G-11/2 ( Female) Part-IV - .4 3-11/3 501030115 0 58 58 G-11/3 501030116 0 57 57 Total 0 758 768 ' 0 3 3 G-11/2 501030103 605 0 605 G-11/3 501030107 343 0 343 Islamabad Model School for Girls (I-X) G-11/2 (Male) Part-I G-11/3 501030108 280 0 280 Total 1,228 0 1,228 / 4 0 4 G-11/2 501030103 0 576 576 G-11/3 501030107 0 369 369 Islamabad Model School for Girls (I-X) G-11/2 (Female) Part-II G-11/3 501030108 0 233 233 Total 0 1178 1178 • 0 4 4 G-11/2 501030105 105 0 105 G-11/2 501030106 369 0 369 Islamabad Model School for Girls (I-X) G-11/2 (Male) Part-III G-11/3 501030109 577 0 577 G-11/3 501030112 167 0 167 Total 1,218 0 1,218 4 0 4 G-11/2 501030105 0 173 173 G-11/2 501030106 0 366 366 Islamabad Model School for Girls (I-X) G-11/2 (Female) Part-IV G-11/3 501030109 0 484 484 G-11/3 501030112 0 123 123 Total 0 1146 1146 0 4 4 G-11/1 501030201 762 0 762 Islamabad Model School (I-V) G-11/1 (Male) Part-I Total 762 0 762 ^"' 3 0 3 G-11/1 501030201 0 807 807 Islamabad Model School (I-V) G-11/1 (Female) Part-II Total 0 807 807 ' 0 3 3 G-11/1 501030203 129 101 230 Islamabad Model School (I-V) G-11/1 (Combined) G-11/1 501030204 417 376 793 / 646 477 1023 2 2 4 G-11/1 501030202 327 0 327 G-11/4 501030209 9 0 9 G-11/4 501030210 75 0 75 G-11/4 501030211 54 0 54 G-11/4 501030212 13 0 13 12 Islamabad Model School For Girls (V1-X) G-11/1 (Male) Part-I G-11/4 501030213 42 0 42 G-11/4 501030214 108 0 108 G-11/1 501030215 134 0 134 G-11/1 501030216 38 0 38 G-11/4 501030217 10 0 10 Tel 810 0 810' 2 0 2 G-11/1 501030202 0 304 304 G-11/4 501030209 0 6 6 G-11/4 501030210 0 66 66 G-11/4 501030211 0 36 36 G-11/4 501030212 0 13 13 13 Islamabad Model School For Girls (VI-X) G-11/1 (Female) Part-II G-11/4 501030213 0 25 25 G-11/4 501030214 0 82 82 G-11/1 501030215 0 92 92 G-11/1 501030216 0 69 69 G-11/4 501030217 0 8 8 Total 0 701 701 ' 0 2 2 , s. G-11/1 501030205 818 0 818 14 Islamabad Model College for Boys G-11/1(Male) Part-1 G-11/1 501030206 309 0 309 Total 1127 0 1127.-' 4 0 4 G-11/1 501030205 0 767 767 15 Islamabad Model College for Boys G-11/1 (Female) Part II G-11/1 501030206 0 338 338 Tel 0 1105 1105 / 0 4 4 G-11/4 501030207 155 0 155 16 Islamabad Model College for Boys G-11/1(Male) Part-Ill G-11/4 501030208 784 0 784 Total 939 0 939.° 3 0 3 G-11/4 501030207 0 141 141 17 Islamabad Model College for Boys G-1 1/1(Female) Part-IV G-11/4 501030208 0 688 688 Tel 0 829 829 / 0 3 3 Sorain (1-11) 501030302 677 0 677 18 Food Office I.J.P. Road (Male) (Part-I) Sorain (1-11) 501030303 479 0 479 Total 115e 0 1156 •/ 4 0 4 Sorain (1-11) 501030302 0 442 442 19 Food Office I.J.P. Road (Female) (Part-II) Sorain (1-11) 501030303 0 297 297 Total 0 739 739 / 0 3 3 Sorain (1-11) 501030301 180 0 180 Sorain (1-11) 501030304 102 0 102 -.- Sorain (1-11) 501030305 96 0 96 Sorain (1-11) 501030306 74 0 74 20 Food Office I.J.P. Road (Male) (Part-Ill) Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030307 202 0 202 Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030308 47 0 47 Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030309 107 0 107 Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030325 160 0 160 Total 968 0 968 r" 3 0 3 Sorain (1-11) 501030301 0 112 112 Sorain (1-11) 501030304 0 75 75 Sorain (1-11) 501030305 0 71 71 Sorain (1-11) 501030306 0 31 31 Food Office I.J.P. Road (Female) (Part-IV) Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030307 0 129 129 Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030308 0 33 33 Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030309 0 62 62 Kachi Abadi Sorain (1-11) 501030325 0 117 117 Total 0 630 630 0 2 2 Bokra 501030310 661 0 661 Bokra 501030326 165 0 165 Islamabad Model School for Boys (I-V) Bokra (Male) Part-I Bokra 501030327 101 0 101 ( Total 927 0 927 • 3 0 3 Bokra 501030310 0 576 576 Bokra 501030326 0 138 138 slamabad Model School for Boys (I-V) Bokra (Female) Part-II Bokra 501030327 0 54 54 Total 0 768 768 / 0 3 3 ti Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030315 737 0 737 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030311 183 0 183 Margala Valley School System, Maira Sumbul Jaffar (Male) Part-I Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030328 113 0 113 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030313 88 0 88 Total 1121 0 1121 1 4 0 4 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030315 0 632 632 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030311 0 164 164 Margala Valley School System, Maira Sumbul Jaffar (Female) Part-II Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030328 0 95 95 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030313 0 55 55 Total 0 946 946 / 0 3 3 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030312 94 73 167 Margala Valley School System, Maira Sumbul Jaffar (Combined) Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030314 344 295 639 Total 438 368 aos 7 2 1 3 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030321 612 0 612 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030322 2 0 2 - --4 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030324 5 0 5 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030318 265 0 265 27 Brave School, System, Maira Sumbal Jaffar First Floor (Male) Part-I Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030319 150 0 150 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030320 228 0 228 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030323 217 0 217 Total 1479 0 1479 4 0 4 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030321 0 425 425 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030322 0 0 0 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030324 0 3 3 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030318 0 241 241 28 Brave School, System, Maira Sumbal Jaffar (Female Part-II Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030319 0 152 152 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030320 0 182 182 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030323 0 147 147 Total 0 1150 1150 0 4 4 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030316 1202 0 1202 29 Brave School, System, Maira Sumbal Jaffar First Floor (Male) Part-III Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030317 233 0 233 Total 1435 0 1435 4 0 4 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030316 0 1009 1009 Brave School, System, Maira Sumbal Jaffar Ground Floor (Fermale) Part- 30 Maira Sumble Jaffar 501030317 0 240 240 IV Total 0 1249 1249 0 4 4 Chellow (G-14) 501030401 633 0 633 Chellow (G-14) 501030452 7 0 7 Chellow (G-14) 501030453 17 0 17 Chellow (G-14) 501030454 16 0 16 Ahmed Elahi Shaheed Model School for Boys (I-VIII), Chellow (Male) Part- 31 Chellow (G-14) 501030455 10 0 10 Thala Saydan (G-14) 501030456 756 0 756 Jhangi Syedan (H-15) 501030459 71 0 71 G-13/4 501030402 35 0 35 Total 1,545 0 1,545 4 0 4 Chellow (G-14) 501030401 0 639 639 Chellow (G-14) 501030452 0 5 5 Chellow (G-14) 501030453 0 6 6 ...../ Chellow (G-14) 501030454 0 12 12 Ahmed Elahi Shaheed Model School for Boys (I-VIII), Chellow (Female) 32 Chellow (G-14) 501030455 0 13 13 b„.01 Part-II .
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