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PARLIAMENTARIANS TAX DIRECTORY FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2013 (Published on 28 February 2014) 1 FOREWORD On 06.01.2014, during my speech in Senate, I had announced to publish a Tax Directory of members of Parliament and assemblies by 15.02.2014, in exercise of powers conferred under sub-section (6) of section 216 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. I am pleased to present the first Annual Tax Directory of honorable parliamentarians for the tax year 2013, prepared by the Federal Board of Revenue. This precedent has set high standards of transparency. The tax directory provides tax details of all members of Senate of Pakistan and the National Assembly of Pakistan and the Provincial Assemblies. Chairman, Members, Chief Commissioners and Officers of FBR extended their maximum assistance to parliamentarians in order to facilitate them in getting their NTNs and in filing of Income Tax Returns for the tax year ended on 30 June 2013. To date all the parliamentarians have obtained their NTNs and out of total 1172 parliamentarians,1127 have filed their Income Tax Returns for the tax year ended on 30 June 2013 and for the remaining parliamentarians, due process is being undertaken. (Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar) Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics and Privatization 2 This Directory has been tabulated from Returns filed manually and electronically (till 28 February 2014). Manually filed Returns have been entered into the system. All discrepancies, reported till said date, have been corrected. This Directory may be treated as final edition. Note: Certain Parliamentarian, whose names are marked by *, have share income as Members of Associations of Persons. Since, Association of Persons pay tax as a separate entity, such share is not taxable in the hands of the Members. Hence, tax paid on such share is not reflected in their personal Returns. 3 SENATE OF PAKISTAN Income Support Levy & Tax Sr. Constituency Name NTN Tax Paid paid as Member of AOP 1 Balochistan ADVOCATE MUHAMMAD DAUD KHAN ACHAKZAI 2643998-7 58,631 Nil 2 Balochistan ENGR. MUHAMMAD HAMAYUN KHAN MANDOKHEL * 1161776-4 19,974 Nil 3 Balochistan HAFIZ HAMDULLAH 2255565-0 43,331 Nil 4 Balochistan HEMAN DASS 1886581-0 2,942,792 Nil 5 Balochistan KALSOOM PERVEEN 2515276-9 53,937 Nil 6 Balochistan MIR HASIL KHAN BIZENJO 2780959-5 31,001 Nil 7 Balochistan MIR ISRARULLAH KHAN ZEHRI 1805636-9 Nil Nil 8 Balochistan MIR MUHAMMAD YOUSAF BADINI 0802272-7 484,518 Nil 9 Balochistan MOLANA ABDUL GHAFOOR HAIDERI 0823049-8 43,331 Nil 10 Balochistan MUFTI ABDUL SATTAR 4226237-2 28,091 Nil 11 Balochistan MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 0613855-1 103,747 Nil 12 Balochistan NASEEMA EHSAN 2823780-3 6,750 Nil 13 Balochistan NAWABZADA MUHAMMAD AKBER MAGSI 2582498-8 28,091 Nil 14 Balochistan ABDUL RAUF 4119853-7 Nil Nil 15 Balochistan NAWABZADA SAIFULLAH MAGSI 3930266-7 32,491 Nil 16 Balochistan ROZI KHAN KAKAR 1459018-2 1,141,960 Nil 17 Balochistan SABIR ALI BALOCH 4050195-7 90,511 Nil 18 Balochistan SARDAR FATEH MUHAMMAD HASSANI 0823102-8 322,116 Nil 19 Balochistan SARDAR MUHAMMAD YAQOOB KHAN NASIR 3597487-7 51,678 Nil 20 Balochistan SURIYA AMIRUDDIN 2345056-8 19,769 Nil 21 FATA ABBAS KHAN AFRIDI 1068268-6 17,991,618 Nil 22 FATA HAJI KHAN AFRIDI 1772039-7 1,958,192 Nil 23 FATA HIDAYAT ULLAH 1068190-6 31,020 Nil 4 24 FATA HILAL UR REHMAN 3944200-4 43,331 Nil 25 FATA MALIK NAJAMUL HASSAN 4151971-0 922,584 Nil 26 FATA MUHAMMAD SALEH SHAH 4226238-7 46,037 Nil 27 FATA MUHAMMAD IDREES KHAN SAFI 1334363-7 8,331 Nil 28 Federal Area MUSHAHID HUSSAIN SYED 2955343-1 43,549 Nil 29 Federal Area OSMAN SAIFULLAH KHAN 0006494-7 2,739,503 379,247 30 Federal Area SAEEDA IQBAL 3687976-2 96,595 Nil 31 Federal Area SYED NAYYER HUSSAIN BOKHARI 0901841-7 262,024 Nil 32 KPK ABDUL NABI BANGASH 3258513-6 473,359 Nil 33 KPK ADNAN KHAN 2711578-0 28,091 Nil 34 KPK AFRASIAB KHATTAK 2713095-9 28,541 Nil 35 KPK AHMED HASSAN 1625615-8 46,437 Nil 36 KPK AMAR JEET 4136215-2 28,091 Nil 37 KPK BAZ MUHAMMAD KHAN 2713034-7 28,091 Nil 38 KPK FARAH AQIL 3646765-7 83,911 Nil 39 KPK FARHATULLAH BABAR 0336549-2 486,901 Nil 40 KPK GULZAR AHMED KHAN 0329604-7 33,897 Nil 41 KPK HAJI GHULAM ALI 1197630-6 226,678 Nil 42 KPK HAJI MUHAMMAD ADEEL 0713005-8 309,861 Nil 43 KPK HAJI SAIFULLAH KHAN BANGASH 2804410-0 28,091 Nil 44 KPK ILYAS AHMAD BILOUR 0800930-9 650,105 Nil 45 KPK MUHAMMAD TALHA MEHMOOD 1711789-5 12,940,990 Nil 46 KPK MUHAMMAD ZAHID KHAN 3822380-5 43,868 Nil 47 KPK NISAR MUHAMMAD 2388017-1 53,282 Nil 48 KPK RUBINA KHALID 2210706-1 28,091 Nil 49 KPK SARDAR ALI KHAN * 2387550-0 26,262 Nil 5 50 KPK SHAHI SYED 0294146-5 151,315 Nil 51 KPK WAQAR AHMED KHAN 0453726-2 762,794 Nil 52 KPK MUHAMMAD AZAM KHAN HOTI 0005064-4 Nil Nil 53 KPK FARHAT ABBAS 1147050-0 46,437 Nil 54 KPK ZAHIDA KHAN 4226239-9 28,092 Nil 55 Punjab AITZAZ AHSAN 0454209-6 8,763,691 Nil 56 Punjab BEGUM NAJMA HAMEED 1534006-6 28,091 Nil 57 Punjab CH. MOHAMMAD JAFFAR IQBAL * 1434164-6 17,668 Nil 58 Punjab CHAUDHRY SHUJAT HUSSAIN 0226166-9 1,824,382 Nil 59 Punjab DR. MUHAMMAD JAHANGIR BADER 0454883-3 259,153 Nil 60 Punjab HAMZA 1887605-6 29,044 Nil 61 Punjab KAMIL ALI AGHA 0868672-6 48,131 Nil 62 Punjab KAMRAN MICHAEL 1433780-7 69,065 Nil 63 Punjab KHALIDA PARVEEN 4226240-2 28,091 Nil 64 Punjab MALIK MUHAMMAD RAFIQUE RAJWANA 0111966-4 1,207,720 Nil 65 Punjab MOHAMMAD ISHAQ DAR 0657857-8 824,891 2,701,786 66 Punjab MUHAMMAD KAZIM KHAN 3178997-8 385,031 Nil 67 Punjab MUHAMMAD MOHSIN KHAN LEGHARI 0219155-5 32,891 Nil 68 Punjab MUHAMMAD ZAFARULLAH KHAN DHANDLA 4105133-5 28,091 Nil 69 Punjab MUSHAHID ULLAH KHAN 0607049-3 31,601 Nil 70 Punjab NUZHAT SADIQ 3008517-9 685,574 Nil 71 Punjab PERVAIZ RASHID 4050805-6 20,959 Nil 72 Punjab PROF. SAJID MIR 0394415-8 109,597 21,219 73 Punjab RAJA MUHAMMAD ZAFAR UL HAQ 0660530-3 18,725 Nil 74 Punjab SYED ZAFAR ALI SHAH 1101531-4 122,027 Nil 75 Punjab SYEDA SUGHRA HUSSAIN IMAM 0688621-3 174,783 Nil 6 76 Punjab ZAHEER UD DIN BABAR AWAN 0028019-4 628,130 Nil 77 Sindh A. REHMAN MALIK 0660490-7 71,082 Nil 78 Sindh ABDUL HASEEB KHAN 0655251-0 2,456,132 Nil 79 Sindh ALMAS PARVEEN 2070525-5 28,091 Nil 80 Sindh BABAR KHAN GHAURI * 2342639-0 396,644 Nil 81 Sindh COL (R) SYED TAHIR HUSSAIN MASHHADI 0992247-4 214,295 Nil 82 Sindh DR. MUHAMMAD FAROGH NASEEM 0782432-7 7,868,112 Nil 83 Sindh FAROOQ HAMID NAEK 2096071-9 485,799 Nil 84 Sindh GUL MUHAMMAD LOT * 1227468-2 Nil Nil 85 Sindh ISLAMUDDIN SHAIKH 0903137-5 767,982 Nil 86 Sindh KARIM AHMED KHAWAJA 1506264-3 41,280 Nil 87 Sindh MIAN RAZA RABBANI 1505889-1 316,542 752,819* 88 Sindh MOULA BAKHSH CHANDIO 2920979-0 130,791 Nil 89 Sindh MUKHTIAR AHMED DHAMRAH AAJIZ 4226242-9 29,591 Nil 90 Sindh NASREEN JALIL 0531548-4 43,331 Nil 91 Sindh SAEED GHANI 0828679-5 75,384 Nil 92 Sindh SALEEM MANDVIWALLA 2371187-6 1,145,500 Nil 93 Sindh SEHAR KAMRAN 4102181-9 28,091 Nil 94 Sindh SHIRALA MALLICK 0304078-0 772,580 Nil 95 Sindh SYED FAISAL RAZA ABIDI * 1122452-5 84,363 Nil 96 Sindh SYED MUSTAFA KAMAL 2299528-5 185,106 Nil 97 Sindh SYED MUZAFAR HUSSAIN SHAH 3929209-6 78,172 Nil NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF PAKISTAN Income Sr. Constituency Name NTN Tax Paid Support Levy 1 NA-1 ALHAJ GHULAM AHMAD BILOUR 1690291-2 40,698 Nil 2 NA-2 HAMID UL HAQ 3106567-8 Nil Nil 7 3 NA-3 SAJID NAWAZ 2723594-7 Nil Nil 4 NA-4 GULZAR KHAN 0802537-1 Nil Nil 5 NA-5 IMRAN KHATTAK 0003459-2 48,059 Nil 6 NA-6 SIRAJ MUHAMMAD KHAN 1342184-7 Nil Nil 7 NA-7 MAULANA MUHAMMAD GOHAR SHAH 4224755-1 Nil Nil 8 NA-8 AFTAB AHMAD KHAN SHERPAO 0332811-2 398,131 Nil 9 NA-9 AMIR HAIDER KHAN 4109597-9 Nil Nil 10 NA-10 ALI MUHAMMAD KHAN 2583610-2 65,700 Nil 11 NA-11 MUJAHID ALI 3995989-9 Nil Nil 12 NA-12 ENGINEER USMAN KHAN TARRAKAI 4116476-8 37,142 Nil 13 NA-13 AQIBULLAH 4224772-1 14 NA-14 SHEHRYAR AFRIDI 4115751-6 Nil Nil 15 NA-15 NASIR KHAN KHATTAK 1153222-0 15,324 Nil 16 NA-16 KHIAL ZAMAN AURAK ZAI * 2293125-2 627,024 Nil 17 NA-17 DR. MUHAMMAD AZHAR KHAN JADOON 4117825-4 17,875 Nil 18 NA-18 MURTAZA JAVED ABBASI 2269823-0 117,533 Nil 19 NA-19 RAJA AAMER ZAMAN 0760369-0 36,965 Nil 20 NA-20 SARDAR MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 4114529-1 Nil Nil 21 NA-21 CAPT. (R) MUHAMMAD SAFDAR 4226192-9 77,500 Nil 22 NA-22 QARI MOHAMMAD YOUSIF 4121599-7 Nil Nil 23 NA-24 MOLANA FAZAL UR REHMAN 3190400-9 13,462 Nil 24 NA-25 ENGINEER DAWAR KHAN KUNDI 4110651-2 Nil Nil 25 NA-26 AKRAM KHAN DURRANI 4109095-7 7,558 Nil 26 NA-27 AMIRULLAH 1218567-1 8,400 Nil 27 NA-28 SHER AKBAR KHAN 2172799-6 Nil Nil 28 NA-29 MURAD SAEED 3810536-5 Nil Nil 29 NA-30 SALIM REHMAN 4224785-3 Nil Nil 30 NA-31 IBADULLAH 3268207-7 18,500 Nil 31 NA-32 IFTIKHAR UD DIN 3203728-7 Nil Nil 32 NA-33 SAHIBZADA TARIQ ULLAH 4224781-7 Nil Nil 33 NA-34 SHAHIB ZADA MUHAMMAD YAQUB 3089339-9 Nil Nil 34 NA-35 JUNAID AKBAR 4224782-9 Nil Nil 35 NA-36 BILAL REHMAN 4224780-2 Nil Nil 8 36 NA-37 SAJID HUSSAIN TURI 3401589-2 Nil Nil 37 NA-39 SYED GHAZI GULAB JAMAL 0341745-0 Nil Nil 38 NA-40 MUHAMMAD NAZIR KHAN 4224778-7 Nil Nil 39 NA-41 GHALIB KHAN 4224777-2 Nil Nil 40 NA-42 MUHAMMAD JAMAL UD DIN 4121627-0 Nil Nil 41 NA-43 BISMILLAH KHAN 1068191-4 Nil Nil 42 NA-44 SHAHAB UD DIN KHAN 2877712-3 Nil Nil 43 NA-45 ALHAJ SHAH JEE GUL AFRIDI 4224775-6 Nil Nil 44 NA-46 NASIR KHAN 4114615-8 Nil Nil 45 NA-47 QAISAR JAMAL 3226138-1 7,500 Nil 46 NA-48 ASAD UMAR 0613531-5 532,918 Nil 47 NA-49 DR.
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    PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG PARLIAMENTARIANS June 2016 - May 2017 (Fourth Parliamentary Year) NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF PAKISTAN FREE AND FAIR ELECTION NETWORK www.fafen.org I www.openparliament.pk I www.parliamentfiles.com +fafenorg @_fafen fafen.org YOUNG MPs SPONSOR 51 LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS DURING 4TH PARLIAMENTARY YEAR Young lawmakers of MQM excel in annual parliamentary performance scorecard 23 legislators stay mum throughout fourth parliamentary year Aliya Kamran of JUI-F most punctual and Hamza Shehbaz of PML-N least punctual among young lawmakers Pakistan has a large section of young population and their Young Parliamentarians representation in the legislatures has also increased in recent years. Forum (YPF), a platform The Young Parliamentarians Forum (YPF) of the National Assembly established to assist and comprises 78 lawmakers who are below 40 years of age. The annual develop future political performance statistics showed that as many as 55 out of 78 young leadership of the country lawmakers took part in the proceedings of the National Assembly defines “young during the fourth parliamentary year. The remaining lawmakers did not parliamentarians” as “all contribute to the agenda and debates of the House. Majority of these members who are 40 non-participating lawmakers (17) belonged to PML-N while three were years of age or under at associated with PPPP and one each with MQM, PML-F and the time of election”. Independent group. ACTIVE YOUNG LAWMAKERS 43 As 30 29 20 16 14 Number of MN 6 5 3 3 2 Contribution Calling Points of Questions Bills Resolutions Motion under Presentation Amendments Adjournment Matter of to Debates Attention Order (Starred and Rule 259 of Reports to the Rules Motions Public Notices Unstarred) Importance under Rule 87 The data revealed that the young lawmakers mostly contribute agenda in collaboration with their senior colleagues.
  • Fafen Election

    Fafen Election

    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%).