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FINALIZED CANDIDATES (23.06.18) PUNJAB ATTOCK NA -55 SHEIKH AFTAB AHMED PP - 1 MUHAMMAD SALMAN SARWAR PP - 2 JAHANGIR KHANZADA NA -56 MALIK SOHAIL KHAN PP - 3 ASIF ALI MALIK PP - 4 SHER ALI KHAN PP - 5 MALIK BAHADUR KHAN RAWALPINDI NA -57 SHAHID KHAQAN ABBASSI PP - 6 RAJA ASHFAQ SARWAR PP - 7 RAJA MUHAMMAD ALI NA -58 RAJA MUHAMMAD JAVED IKHLAS PP - 8 CH. RIAZ PP - 9 RAJA HAMEED NA -60 HANIF ABBASSI PP - 11 RAJA ARSHAD PP - 17 RAJA HANIF ADVOCATE NA -61 MALIK IBRAR AHMED PP - 15 MALIK IFTIKHAR AHMED NA -62 DANIYAL CH. PP - 16 SHEIKH ARSLAN HAFEEZ PP - 18 SHAKEEL AWAN JHELUM NA -67 RAJA MATLOOB MEHDI GUJRAT NA -68 NAWABZADA GHAZANFAR ALI PP - 28 NAWABZADA HAIDER MEHDI PP - 29 MAJ (R) MOEEN NAWAZ WARRAICH NA -69 CH MUBASHIR HUSSAIN PP - 30 RAZA ALI WARRAICH PP - 31 IMRAN ZAFAR NA -70 JAFFAR IQBAL PP - 32 MIAN TARIQ MEHMOOD PP - 33 CH. SHABBIR NA -71 CH. ABID RAZA PP - 34 RAJA M. ASLAM KHAN SIALKOT NA -72 CHAUDHRY ARMGHAN SUBHANI PP - 35 RANA ARIF IQBAL PP - 38 CHAUDHRY TARIQ SUBHANI NA -73 KHAWAJA MUHAMMAD ASIF PP - 36 MUHAMMAD IKRAM PP - 37 MUHAMMAD MANSHAULLAH BUTT NA -74 ALI ZAHID PP - 39 MIRZA ALTAF HUSSAIN PP - 40 RANA MUHAMMAD AFZAL NA -75 SYED IFTIKHAR UL HASSAN PP - 41 SYED ATTA UL HASSAN SHAH PP - 42 ZEESHAN RAFIQUE NA -76 RANA SHAMIM AHMED KHAN PP - 43 CH. NAVEED ASHRAF PP - 44 CH. ARSHAD JAVED WARRAICH PP - 45 RANA ABDUL SATTAR NAROWAL NA -77 DANIYAL AZIZ CH. PP - 47 MUHAMMAD GHIASUDDIN NA -78 AHSAN IQBAL PP - 48 ABDUL MANNAN KHAN PP - 49 BILAL AKBAR KHAN PP - 50 KHAWAJA MUHAMMAD WASEEM GUJRANWALA NA -79 DR. NISAR CHEEMA PP - 51 SHAUKAT MANZOOR CHEEMA PP - 52 ADIL BUKSH CHATHA NA -80 CH. MEHMOOD BASHIR VIRK PP - 53 BILAL FAROOQ TARAR PP - 62 AMANULLAH WARRAICH NA -81 ENGR. KHURRAM DASTAGHIR KHAN PP - 54 IMRAN KHALID BUTT PP - 58 RAUF MUGHAL NA -82 USMAN IBRAHIM PP - 55 MUHAMMAD NAWAZ CHAUHAN PP - 56 MUHAMMAD TAUFEEQ BUTT NA -83 CHAUDHARY ZULFIQAR ALI BHINDER PP - 59 CH. WAQAR AHMED CHEEMA PP - 60 QAISER IQBAL SINDHU PP - 61 CH. AKHTAR ALI KHAN NA -84 AZHAR QAYUM NAHRA PP - 63 CHAUDHRY MUHAMMAD IQBAL MANDI BAHAUDDIN NA -85 CHAUDHARY MUSHAHID RAZA PP - 65 HAMEEDA WAHEEDUDDIN PP - 66 SYED TARIQ YAQOOB NA -86 NASIR IQBAL BOSAL PP - 67 SIKANDER HAYAT GONDAL PP - 68 MEHFOOZ MASHADI HAFIZABAD NA -87 SAIRA AFZAL TARAR PP - 69 MIAN SHAHID HUSSAIN PP - 70 DR. MUZAFFAR SHEIKH PP - 71 SHOAIB SHAFIQ ARAIN SARGODHA NA -88 DR. MUKHTAR AHMED BHARAT PP - 72 ASIF BHARAT PP - 73 YASIR ZAFAR SINDHU NA -89 MOHSIN SHAHNAWAZ RANJHA PP - 75 MUHAMMAD UMER KALYAR PP - 74 MANAZIR HUSSAIN RANJHA NA -91 DR. ZULFIQAR BHATTI PP - 76 SARDAR KAMIL SHUMAIL PP - 79 RANA MUNAWWAR GHOUS MIANWALI NA -95 HAJI OBAIDULLAH KHAN SHADI KHEL PP - 85 AMANATULLAH KHAN SHADI KHEL NA -96 MUHAMMAD HUMAIR HAYAT KHAN ROKRI PP - 87 ALI HAIDER NOOR KHAN NIAZI PP - 88 MALIK MUHAMMAD FEROZ JOYA BHAKKAR NA -97 ABDUL MAJEED KHAN PP - 89 FAROOQ AZAM KHAN PP - 90 IRFANULLAH NIAZI CHINIOT NA -99 REHAN QAISER PP - 96 MUHAMMAD SAQLAIN ANWAR SIPRA NA -100 QAISER AHMED SHEIKH PP - 94 MUHAMMAD ILIYAS CHINIOTI FAISALABAD NA -102 TALAL BADAR CHAUDHARY NA -103 ALI GOHAR KHAN PP - 101 RAI HAIDER ALI KHAN PP - 103 JAFFAR HOCHA NA -104 CH. MUHAMMAD SHEHBAZ BABAR PP - 104 MUHAMMAD SAFDAR SHAKIR PP - 105 RAO KASHIF RAHEEM NA -105 MIAN MUHAMMAD FAROOQ NA -106 RANA SANAULLAH KHAN PP - 108 MIAN MUHAMMAD AJMAL ASIF PP - 109 ZAFAR IQBAL NAGRA NA -107 HAJI MUHAMMAD AKRAM ANSARI PP - 110 MALIK MUHAMMAD NAWAZ PP - 111 ASRAR AHMED KHAN NA -108 ABID SHER ALI PP - 112 TAHIR JAMEEL PP - 113 RANA SANAULLAH KHAN NA -110 RANA MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN PP - 116 CHAUDHARY FAQEER HUSSAIN DOGAR PP - 117 HAJI MUHAMMAD ILIYAS ANSARI TOBA TEK SINGH NA -111 KHALID JAVED WARRAICH PP - 118 KHALID JAVED WARRAICH NA -112 MUHAMMAD JUNAID ANWAR CHAUDHRY PP - 120 COL. (R) M. AYUB KHAN GAADHI PP - 121 AMJAD ALI JAVED NA -113 CH. ASAD-UR-REHMAN PP - 122 NAZIA RAHEEL PP - 123 SAYED QUTAB ALI SHAH JHANG NA -115 SHEIKH WAQAS AKRAM PP - 126 SHEIKH SHIRAZ AKRAM PP - 127 KHURRAM ABBAS SIAL NA -116 PP - 128 KHALID MEHMOOD SARGANAH PP - 129 KHALID GHANI NANKANA NA -117 MUHAMMAD BARJEES TAHIR PP - 131 MIAN IJAZ HUSSAIN BHATTI PP - 132 RANA MUHAMMAD ARSHAD NA -118 SHEZRA MANSAB ALI KHAN KHARAL PP - 133 MEHR KASHIF PADHYAR PP - 134 AGHA ALI HAIDER SHEIKHUPURA NA -119 RANA AFZAAL HUSSAIN PP - 135 MUHAMMAD HASSAN RIAZ PP - 136 CH. MUSHTAQ AHMED GUJJAR NA -120 RANA TANVEER HUSSAIN PP - 137 PIR ASHRAF RASOOL PP - 138 MIAN ABDUL RAUF NA -121 MIAN JAVED LATIF PP - 139 MIAN JALIL SHARQPURI PP - 140 YASIR GUJJAR NA -122 SARDAR IRFAN DOGAR PP - 143 CH. SAJJAD HAIDER GUJJAR LAHORE NA -123 MUHAMMAD RIAZ MALIK PP - 144 SAMIULLAH KHAN PP - 145 GHAZALI SALEEM BUTT NA -124 MUHAMMAD HAMZA SHEHBAZ SHARIF PP - 146 MUHAMMAD HAMZA SHEHBAZ SHARIF PP - 147 MUJTABA SHUJA UR REHMAN NA - 125 MARYAM NAWAZ SHARIF NA -126 MEHR ISHTIAQ AHMED ANWAR NA - 127 MUHAMMAD PERVAIZ MALIK NA -128 SHEIKH ROHALE ASGHAR NA - 129 SARDAR AYAZ SADIQ NA -130 KHAWAJA AHMED HASSAN NA -131 KHAWAJA SAAD RAFIQ PP - 162 MUHAMMAD YASIN SOHL PP - 163 MIAN NASEER AHMED NA -132 MIAN MUHAMMAD SHEHBAZ SHARIF PP - 164 MIAN MUHAMMAD SHEHBAZ SHARIF PP - 165 MIAN MUHAMMAD SHEHBAZ SHARIF NA - 133 WAHEED ALAM KHAN NA -134 RANA MUBASHIR IQBAL PP - 168 KHAWAJA SAAD RAFIQ NA -135 MALIK SAIF UL MULOOK KHOKHAR PP - 161 SHABBIR KHOKHAR PP - 173 MARYAM NAWAZ SHARIF NA -136 MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHOKHAR KASUR NA -137 WASEEM SHEIKH PP - 182 CHAUDHRY ILYAS NA -138 MALIK RASHEED AHMED KHAN PP - 174 NAEEM SAFDAR ANSARI PP - 176 MALIK MUHAMMAD AHMED KHAN NA -139 RANA MUHAMMAD ISHAQ KHAN PP - 177 AHSAN RAZA PP - 178 SHEIKH ALAUDDIN PP - 179 MEHMOOD ANWAR CHAUDHRY NA -140 RANA HAYAT KHAN PP - 180 RANA HAYAT KHAN PP - 181 RANA MUHAMMAD IQBAL KHAN OKARA NA -141 NADEEM ABBAS RABERA PP - 183 JAVED ALLAUDDIN PP - 190 GHULAM RAZA RABERA NA -142 RIAZ UL HAQ JAJJ PP - 188 YAWAR ZAMAN PP - 189 MUNEEB UL HAQ NA -143 RAO AJMAL KHAN PP - 184 RAZA ALI GILLANI PP - 187 MALIK ALI ABBAS KHOKHAR NA -144 MIAN MOEEN WATTOO PP - 185 IFTIKHAR CHACHAR PP - 186 MIAN MOEEN WATTOO PAKPATTAN NA -146 RANA ZAHID HUSSAIN KHAN PP - 194 DR. FARRUKH JAVED PP - 195 KASHIF ALI CHISHTI SAHIWAL NA -147 SYED IMRAN AHMED SHAH PP - 196 KHIZZAR HAYYAT KHAGGA PP - 197 MALIK NADEEM KAMRAN NA -148 CHAUDRY MUHAMMAD ASHRAF PP - 198 MALIK ARSHAD PP - 199 NAVEED ASLAM KHAN LODHI PP - 200 RANA RIAZ AHMED NA -149 MUHAMMAD TUFAIL PP - 201 HANIF JUTT PP - 202 SHAHID MUNIR CHAUDHARY KHANEWAL NA -150 ADMIRAL SARGANAH PP - 203 MUKHTAR SHAH PP - 204 RANA IRFAN NA -151 MUHAMMAD KHAN DAHA PP - 205 CH. FAZAL UR REHMAN PP - 206 NISHAT AHMED KHAN NA -152 PIR MUHAMMAD ASLAM BODLA PP - 207 AMIR HAYAT HIRAJ PP - 208 RANA BABAR HUSSAIN ABID NA -153 CH. IFTIKHAR NAZIR PP - 209 FAISAL NIAZI PP - 210 ATTA UR REHMAN MULTAN NA -155 SHEIKH M. TARIQ RASHEED PP - 214 ASIF RAFEEQ RAJWANA PP - 215 AMIR MANZOOR ANSARI NA -156 AMIR SAEED ANSARI PP - 213 SHEIKH SADIQ HUSSAIN QURESHI PP - 216 M. AHSAN UD DIN QURESHI PP - 217 TASNEEM KOUSAR NA -157 MALIK ABDUL GHAFFAR DOGAR NA -158 SYED JAVED ALI SHAH PP - 221 RANA EJAZ AHMED NOON NA -159 DEWAN M. ZULQARNAIN BUKHARI PP - 222 MEHDI ABBAS KHAN LANGAH PP - 223 NAGHMA MUGHTAQ LAANG LODHRAN NA -160 ABDUL REHMAN KANJU VEHARI NA -163 SAJID MEHDI PP - 231 IRFAN AQEEL DAULTANA PP - 232 BILAL AKBAR BHATTI NA -164 BEGUM TEHMINA DAULTANA PP - 233 NAEEM BHABHA PP - 234 SAQIB KHURSHID NA -165 SAEED AHMED KHAN MANAIS PP - 235 ASIF SAEED MANAIS BAHAWALNAGAR NA -167 ALAM DAD LALIKA PP - 239 RANA ABDUL RAUF BAHAWALPUR NA -170 MUHAMMAD BALIGH UR REHMAN PP - 245 MALIK MUHAMMAD IQBAL CHANAR PP - 246 RANA MUHAMMAD TARIQ NA -171 MIAN RIAZ HUSSAIN PIRZADA PP - 247 MUHAMMAD KAZIM ALI PIRZADA PP - 248 MUHAMMAD AFZAL GILL NA -172 CHAUDHARY SAUD MAJEED PP - 249 KHALID MEHMOOD JAJA PP - 250 SAUD MAJEED NA -173 MIAN NAJEEB UDDIN AWAISI PP - 251 MALIK KHALID MEHMOOD BABAR WARON PP - 252 MIAN MUHAMMAD SHOAIB OWAISI NA -174 PP - 253 ADNAN FAREED RAHIMYAR KHAN NA -179 MIAN IMTIAZ AHMED PP - 262 CH. MUHAMMAD UMAR JAFFAR PP - 263 CH. MEHMOOD UL HASSAN CHEEMA NA -180 MUHAMMAD ARSHAD KHAN LEGHARI PP - 266 SARDAR SHAUKAT DAUD PP - 267 CH. MUHAMMAD SHAFIQ MUZAFFARGARH NA -181 SULTAN MEHMOOD HANJRA PP - 268 WAQAS SULTAN PP - 279 AHMED YAR HANJRA NA -182 QASIM HANJRA PP - 269 AZHAR ABBAS CHANDIA PP - 270 HAMMAD NAWAZ KHAN TIPU NA -184 HAROON BUKHARI NA -185 PP - 272 HAROON BUKHARI PP - 275 HAROON BUKHARI NA -186 HAROON BUKHARI LAYYAH NA -187 SAHIBZADA FAIZ UL HASSAN PP - 281 ABDUL SHAKOOR SEHWAG PP - 282 MALIK RIAZ HUSSAIN NA -188 SAQLAIN BUKHARI PP - 283 IJAZ ACHLANA DERA GHAZI KHAN NA -189 PP - 286 KHAWAJA NIZAM NA -190 AMJAD FAROOQ KHOSA PP - 287 MOHSIN ATA KHOSA PP - 288 MOHSIN ATA KHOSA NA -191 AWAIS KHAN LEGHARI PP - 289 ALEEM SHAH PP - 290 AHMED KHAN LEGHARI NA -192 MIAN SHEHBAZ SHARIF PP - 291 MEHMOOD QADIR LEGHARI PP - 292 AWAIS LEGHARI RAJANPUR NA -193 SHER ALI GORCHANI PP - 293 SHER ALI GORCHANI PP - 294 ATHAR GORCHANI NA -194 DR HAFEEZ DARESHAK PP - 295 PERVAIZ IQBAL GORCHANI NA -195 KHIZER HUSAIN MAZARI PP - 296 SARDAR YUSUF DARESHAK PP - 297 ATIF KHAN.
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    FAFEN ELECTION . 169 NA and PA constituencies with Margin of Victory less than potentially Rejected Ballots August 3, 2018 The number of ballot papers excluded increase. In Islamabad Capital Territory, from the count in General Elections 2018 the number of ballots excluded from the surpassed the number of ballots rejected count are more than double the in General Elections 2013. Nearly 1.67 rejected ballots in the region in GE-2013. million ballots were excluded from the Around 40% increase in the number of count in GE-2018. This number may ballots excluded from the count was slightly vary after the final consolidated observed in Balochistan, 30.6 % increase result is released by the Election in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa including Commission of Pakistan (ECP) as the Federally Administered Tribal Areas ballots excluded from the count at the (FATA), 7% increase in Sindh and 6.6% polling station level by Presiding Officers increase in Punjab. are to be reviewed by the Returning The following table provides a Officers during the consolidation comparison of the number of rejected proceedings, who can either reject them National Assembly ballot papers in each or count them in favor of a candidate if province/region during each of the past excluded wrongly. four General Elections in 2002, 2008, 2013 The increase in the number of ballots and 2018. Although the rejected ballots excluded from the count was a have consistently increase over the past ubiquitous phenomenon observed in all four general elections, the increase was provinces and Islamabad Capital significantly higher in 2013 than 2008 Territory with nearly 11.7% overall (54.3%).
  • Wednesday, 11Th April, 2018

    Wednesday, 11Th April, 2018

    NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT (Notice Office) 55th Session 2nd Sitting held on Wednesday, the 11th April, 2018 The following Members National Assembly of Pakistan attended the sitting Sl. # Constituency Name of Member Status 1 NA-2 Eng. Hamid ul Haq Khalil P 2 NA-3 Mr. Sajid Nawaz P 3 NA-7 Maulana Muhammad Gohar Shah P 4 NA-8 Mr. Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao P 5 NA-10 Mr. Ali Muhammad Khan P 6 NA-11 Mr. Mujahid Ali P 7 NA-12 Engineer Usman Khan Tarakai P 8 NA-15 Mr. Nasir Khan Khattak P 9 NA-17 Dr. Muhammad Azhar Khan Jadoon P 10 NA-19 Mr. Babar Nawaz Khan P 11 NA-21 Capt. Retd. Muhammad Safdar P 12 NA-27 Col. Retd. Amirullah Marwat P 13 NA-28 Mr. Sher Akbar Khan P 14 NA-30 Mr. Salim Rehman P 15 NA-32 Mr. Iftikhar ud Din P 16 NA-33 Sahibzada Tariq Ullah P 17 NA-34 Sahibzada Muhammad Yaqub P 18 NA-35 Mr. Junaid Akbar P 19 NA-37 Mr. Sajid Hussain Turi P 20 NA-40 Mr. Muhammad Nazir Khan P 21 NA-42 Mr. Muhammad Jamal ud Din P 22 NA-43 Mr. Bismillah Khan P 23 NA-45 Alhaj Shah Jee Gul Afridi P 24 NA-46 Mr. Nasir Khan P 25 NA-48 Mr. Asad Umar P 26 NA-49 Dr. Tariq Fazal Chudhary P 27 NA-50 Mr. Shahid Khaqan Abbasi P 28 NA-51 Raja Muhammad Javed Ikhlas P 29 NA-52 Ch. Nisar Ali Khan P 30 NA-53 Mr.
  • Pok Mar 2014.Cdr

    Pok Mar 2014.Cdr

    POK Volume 7 | Number 3 | March 2014 News Digest A MONTHLY NEWS DIGEST ON PAKISTAN OCCUPIED KASHMIR Compiled & Edited by Dr Priyanka Singh Political Developments Removal of Key Officials: Govt Rejects AJK PM's Recommendation Centre Not Meddling in AJK, Says Zafar PML-N Demands Early Elections in AJK AJK By-Polls in LA-22 Held in Peaceful Manner Fazl Seeks Overhauling of 1947 Interim Act of AJK Borderline: Boundary Issue Flares up Again, KKH Blocked India Fails to Persuade Pakistan on Bank Facility Economic Developments Petroleum Reserves Position Declared 'Unsatisfactory' in Gilgit-Baltistan Trade Resumes Across LoC All But One of 76 Stranded Truck Drivers Freed International Developments Education, Health and Development Sectors: China Pledges to Complete $353 Million Projects in Quake-hit AJ&K Other Developments Preventive Measures: Indus Being Diverted to Save Hoto Village Miacher Valley: And the Slopes Keep Cracking From Side to Side No. 1, Development Enclave, Rao Tula Ram Marg New Delhi-110 010 Jammu & Kashmir (Source: Based on the Survey of India Map, Govt of India 2000 ) In this Edition Trade and travel across the LoC which was suspended for weeks finally resumed in mid-February when both sides agreed to release the stranded trucks. The Indian authorities released all trucks except for the driver of the truck which was allegedly caught trafficking narcotics from across 'AJK' (Azad Jammu and Kashmir). The breakthrough could be achieved only after hectic parleys were held between the two sides. Notably, trade and travel remain suspended since January 19, 2014 after a driver from the 'AJK' side was arrested by the Jammu and Kashmir police for carrying narcotics in his vehicle.