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Election Commission of Pakistan ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN NOTIFICATION Islamabad 22nd May, 2013 No.F.2(40)/2013-Cord.- In pursuance of the provisions of sub-section (3A) and sub-section (4) of Section 42 of the Representation of the People Act, 1976 (Act No. LXXXV of 1976), the Election Commission of Pakistan hereby publishes the names of candidates returned to the National Assembly of Pakistan from the constituencies mentioned below against the name of each candidate: No and Name of Name Father/ Husband's Name Address Constituency 1 2 3 4 KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA NA-1 PESHAWAR-I Mr. Imran Khan Ikramullah Khan Niazi 2-Zaman Park Zaman, Lahore NA-2 PESHAWAR-II Mr. Hamid Ul Haq Noor-ul -Haq Mohallah Akazai, Tehkal Bala,Tehsil & District Peshawar NA-3 PESHAWAR-III Mr. Sajid Nawaz Muhammad Nawaz Khan Garhi Ameer Khan, Patwar Payan, Tehsil & District Peshawar NA-4 PESHAWAR-IV Mr. Gulzar Khan Sher Mast Khan H.No. 126, Street A-1, Phase- 4, Hayatabad, Peshawar NA-5 NOWSHERA-I Mr. Pervez Khattak Hastam Khan Khattak Badrashi, Khel, Manki Sharif, Tehsil & District Nowshera. NA-6 NOWSHERA-II Mr. Siraj Muhammad Khan Umara Khan Misri Banda, Tehsil & District Nowshera NA-7 CHARSADDA-I Maulana Muhammad Gohar Hakeem Abdul Haq Gohar Abad, Babara, Tehsil & Shah District Charsadda NA-8 CHARSADDA-II Mr. Aftab Ahmad Khan Ghulam Haider Khan Dora Khel Sherpao, Tehsil Sherpao Tangi District Charsadda presently residing at House No.5, Rehman Baba Road P.O University Town, Peshawar NA-9 MARDAN-I Mr. Amir Haider Khan Muhammad Azam Khan Near Khyber Tobacco Company Nowshera Road Mardan NA-10 MARDAN-II Mr. Ali Muhammad Khan Wali Muhammad Pir Muhammad Khan Killi, Hathian, Tehsil Takht Bhai, District Mardan. NA-11 MARDAN-III Mr. Mujahid Ali Khaista Muhammad Khan Saifoor Abad, Par Hoti,District Mardan 1 1 2 3 4 NA-12 SWABI-I Mr. Usman Khan Tarrakai Haji Azeem Khan Village Tarakai, Tehsil Razar, District Swabi. NA-13 SWABI-II Mr. Asad Qaisar Sardar Bahadar Mohallah Aba Khel,Marghuz,Tehsil & District Swabi NA-14 KOHAT Mr. Shehryar Afridi Haji Nadar Shah Afridi Mohallah Garhi Risaldar, Hangu Road, Kohat NA-15 KARAK Mr. Nasir Khan Khattak Sair Khan Khattak Mughal House, Mohalla Arbab Avenue, Tehkal Payan, Peshawar NA-16 HANGU Mr. Khial Zaman Mazar Khan Shna Warri, Tehsil Thall, District Hangu NA-17 ABBOTTABAD-I Dr Muhammad Azhar Khan Khushal Khan Jadoon Hawa Lodge, Ilyasi Masjid Jadoon Road, Narrian, Nawansher, Abbotabad NA-18 ABBOTTABAD-II Mr. Murtaza Javed Abbasi Javed Iqbal Abbasi Hotala, P.O Ser Gharbi, District Abbottabad NA-19 HARIPUR Recounting ordered by ECP on 17-5-13 NA-20 MANSEHRA-I Sardar Muhammad Yousaf Sardar Shah Zaman Present Address: Sardar House, Near Post Graduate College, Mohallah Akhtar Abad, Mansehra. Permanent Address: Mohallah NA-21 Mansehra-cum-Tor Capt (R) Muhammad Muhammad Ishaq 180-181, H Block, Model Ghar Safdar Town, Lahore (Old Mansehra-II) NA-22 BATTAGRAM Qari Mohammad Yousaf Rehmatullah Shangli Bala, Tehsil & District Battagram NA-23 KOHISTAN Mr. Sarzameen Taj Muhammad Kaseer ,Pattan, District Kohistan NA-24 D.I.KHAN Molana Fazal Ur Rehman Molana Mufti Mehmood Shahbaz Khel, Abdul Khel, Tehsil Paharpur, D.I.Khan NA-25 D.I.KHAN-CUM- Molana Fazal Ur Rehman Molana Mufti Mehmood Shabbaz Khel, Abdul Khel, TANK Tehsil Paharpur, District D.I. Khan NA-26 BANNU Mr. Akram Khan Durrani Ghulam Qadir Khan Durrani Mewa Khel ,Surrani ,Tehsil & District Bannu NA-27 LAKKI MARWAT Molana Fazal Ur Rehman Molana Mufti Mehmood Sehbaz Khel, Abdul Khel ,Tehsil Paharpur, District D.I.Khan NA-28 BUNAIR Mr. Sher Akbar Khan Nadar Khan Nadar Khan Hujra , village Rega, Distt Buner NA-29 SWAT-I Mr. Murad Saeed Saeedullah Mohallah Sher Muhammad Sher,Kabal,District Swat 2 1 2 3 4 NA-30 SWAT-II Mr. Salim Rehman Mehboob ur Rehman Village Farhat Abad, Kotanai, Tehsil Khawazakhela, District Swat NA-31 SHANGLA Mr. Ibadullah Sher Zada Chagam, Puran,District Shangla NA-32 CHITRAL Mr. Iftikhar ud Din Shahzada Muhi ud Din Village Drosh,Tehsil & District Chitral NA-33 UPPER DIR-CUM- Sahibzada Tariq Ullah Ahmad Sahibzada Rehankot Bala, Upper Dir LOWER DIR (OLD UPPER DIR) NA-34 LOWER DIR Sahib Zada Muhammad Abdul Latif Village Rehan Pur, Tehsil Yaqub Balambat, District Lower Dir NA-35 MALAKAND Mr. Junaid Akbar Sultan Rome Thana, Malakand PROTECTED AREA FATA NA-36 TRIBAL AREA-I Mr. Bilal Rehman Malik Abdul Rehman Shati Kor, P.O Mian Mandi, Nawai Kaly Tehsil Haleemzai,Mohmand Agency NA-37 TRIBAL AREA-II Recounting ordered by ECP NA-38 TRIBAL AREA-III Poll postponed due to law and order situation in Kurram Agency till further Orders. NA-39 TRIBAL AREA-IV Syed Ghazi Gulab Jamal Jamal Dar Warasta, P.O Hangu, Tehsil & District Hangu NA-40 TRIBAL AREA-V Mr. Muhammad Nazir Khan Almar Jan Village Drazanda, Miami Kabul Khel, North Waziristan Agency NA-41 TRIBAL AREA-VI Mr. Ghalib Khan Haji Khanan Village Company Bagh, Zari Noor Tehsil Wana. NA-42 TRIBAL AREA-VII Mr. Muhammad Jamal ud Haji Alam Jan Manitoi, Tehsil Tiarza, South Din Waziristan Agency NA-43 TRIBAL AREA-VIII Mr. Bismillah Khan Khan Masoom Jan Village Bara Nawagai, Tehsil Nawagai, Bajaur Agency NA-44 TRIBAL AREA-IX Mr. Shahab Ud Din Khan Sher Muhammad Khan Village Pashat, Tehsil Salarzai, Bajaur Agency. NA-45 TRIBAL AREA-X Alhaj Shah Jee Gul Afridi Haji Sakhi Gul Afridi Kuki Khel, Sikandar Khel, resident of Godar Hajiano Killi, Jamrud, Khyber Agency. NA-46 TRIBAL AREA-XI Re-poll at 21- polling stations to be held on 5-6-2013 by the ECP. 3 1 2 3 4 NA-47 TRIBAL AREA-XII Mr. Qaisar Jamal Momin Khan Zarghon Khel, Meri Khel, Rahim Killa P.O Darra Adam Khel, FR Kohat FEDERAL CAPITAL NA-48 ISLAMABAD-I Makhdoom Javed Hashmi Muhammad Shah Hashmi Mohalla Umar Basti Tehsil Saddar Multan NA-49 ISLAMABAD-II Dr. Tariq Fazal Chudhary Ch Fazal Dad Choudary Cottage Tariq Abad, Park Road, Chak Shahzad, Islamabad PUNJAB NA-50 RAWALPINDI-I Mr. Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Muhammad Khaqan Abbasi Vill. Davel Sharif Dak Khana Khas Teh Murree Dist NA-51 RAWALPINDI-II Raja Muhammad Javed Ikhlas Raja Muhammad Ikhlas Khan P.O Mohra Noori Tehsil Gujar Khan Distt Rawalpindi NA-52 RAWALPINDI-III Ch Nisar Ali Khan Ch Fateh Khan House No.99 Faizabad Rawalpindi NA-53 RAWALPINDI-IV Mr. Ghulam Sarwar Khan Muhammad Hayat Khan Pind Noshehri Post Office Jhumer Taxilla NA-54 RAWALPINDI-V Malik Ibrar Ahmed Malik Ghulam Sarwar Main Bazar House # 534 /C Mohallah Naseer Abad Rawalpindi Cantt NA-55 RAWALPINDI-VI Sheikh Rashid Ahmed Sheikh Ahmed D-268 Sarafa Bazar Rawalpindi. NA-56 RAWALPINDI-VII Mr. Imran Khan Ikkram Ulah Khan Niazi 2, Zaman Park, Lahore NA-57 ATTOCK-I Sheikh Aftab Ahmed Sheikh Ghulam Sarwar Mohallah Cantonment Board Office Attock Cantt Tehsil & District Attock NA-58 ATTOCK-II Malik Ihtebar Khan Malik Allah Yar Khan Vpo Khunda Tehsil Jand Distt. Attock NA-59 ATTOCK-III Mr. Muhammad Zain Ellahi Tahir Sadiq H. No. 5, Mohalla Dar Us Salam Colony, Attock, Tehsil & District Attock. NA-60 CHAKWAL-I Major Rtd Tahir Iqbal Ali Asghar Awan Jand Awan Po Chakora Teh & Distt Chakwal NA-61 CHAKWAL-II Sardar Mumtaz Khan Sardar Allah Yar Khan Village & PO Tamman Tehsil Talagang District Chakwal NA-62 JHELUM-I Chaudhry Khadim Hussain Chaudhry Nawab Khan Gharmala, Tehsil & District Jhelum NA-63 JHELUM-II Malik Iqbal Mehdi Khan Nawabzada Afzal Mehdi Khan P/O Khas Darapur Tehsil & Distt Jhelum NA-64 SARGODHA-I Pir Muhammad Amin Ul Pir Muhammad Karam Shah Mohallah Pir Azam Shah Bhera Hasnat Shah Tehsil Bhalwal NA-65 SARGODHA-II Mr. Mohsin Shah Nawaz Shah Nawaz Ranjha Ghos Muhammad Wala, Teh. Ranjha Kotmoman, Distt. Sargodha NA-66 SARGODHA-III Chudhary Hamid Hameed Abdul Hameed House No,16/A Yateem Khana Khalqia Road Block No.25 Sargodha NA-67 SARGODHA-IV Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti Muhammad Khan Chak No.103/SB Sargodha NA-68 SARGODHA-V Mr. Muhammad Nawaz Sharif Mian Muhammad Sharif Shamim Farm Jati Umrah Raiwind Road Lahore 4 1 2 3 4 NA-69 KHUSHAB-I Mrs. Sumaira Malik Mailk Tahir Sarfraz Padhrarr Tehsil & District Khushab NA-70 KHUSHAB-II Malik Shakir Bashir Awan Malik Muhammad Bashir House No. 3A Civil Line Awan Jauharabad District Khushab. NA-71 MIANWALI-I Mr. Imran Khan Ikram Ullah Khan Niazi 2-Zaman Park, Lahore NA-72 MIANWALI-II Mr. Amjid Ali Khan Sher Afghan Khan Sher Afghan Khan Wandhi Ghund Wali Tehsil & District Mianwali NA-73 BHAKKAR-I Mr. Abdul Majeed Khan Hameed Ullaha Khan Muhala Khanan Khail Jandan Wala Tehsil Kallurkot Distt. Bhakkar NA-74 BHAKKAR-II Dr Muhammad Afzal Khan Mahmood Khan Moza Hamoon Wala Basti Dhandla Mithoo Tehsil Bhakkar NA-75 FAISALABAD-I Mr. Ghulam Rasool Sahi Chauhdary Nawab Khan Chak No 153 R.B Sahianwala Bharokay Tehsil Chak Jhumra Faisalabad NA-76 FAISALABAD-II Mr. Muhammad Tallal Chaudhary Muhammad Ashraf Chak# 65 G.B Jaranwala District Choudhary Faisalabad NA-77 FAISALABAD-III Mr. Muhammad Asim Nazeer Choudhary Muhammad Nazir Choudhary House Gat Wala , Ahmad Mahala Forest Park , Faisalabad NA-78 FAISALABAD-IV Mr. Rajab Ali Khan Baloch Mian Bahadar Ali Khan Chak No. 455/Gb Tandlianwala, District Fasialabad NA-79 FAISALABAD-V Choudhry Muhammad Ch Muhammad Sharif Chak No. 467 Gb Sharif Abad Shahbaz Babar Samundri NA-80 FAISALABAD-VI Mian Muhammad Farooq Mian Muhammad Hussain Chak No.247 RB Miani Faisalabad NA-81 FAISALABAD-VII Mr. Nisar Ahmad Rasheed Ahmad Chak No. 66 Jb Dhandra Faisalabad NA-82 FAISALABAD-VIII Rana Muhammad Afzal Khan Fazal Muhammad Khan Sahil Hospital Building Marhoom Sheikhupura Road Fsd. NA-83 FAISALABAD-IX Election Proceedings Terminated under section 18 of the Representation of the People Act, 1976 due to Death of a Contesting Candidate.
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