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8TH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FROM 1988 TO 1990 LIST OF MEMBERS & ADDRESSES N.W.F.P-26 S. No Constituency Name Permanent Address Remarks 1. NA-1 Mr. Ghulam Bilour House, Peshawar Peshawar-I Ahmed Bilour Cantt 2. NA-2 Khan Bahadur Danish Abad, University Peshawar-II Khan Town, Peshawar 3. NA-3 Mr. Sardar Ali Zar Bagh, Pabbi Tehsil Peshawar-III Khan Nowshera 4. NA-4 Mian Muzaffar H.No.1224, Khushal Peshawar-IV Shah Colony, Nowshera Cantt 5. NA-5 Khan Abdul Wali Wali Bagh, Charsadda Charsadda Khan 6. NA-6 Haji Muham m ad Shaheen Colony, Mardan Mardan-I Yaqoob 7. NA-7 Maulana Darul Uloom , Sher Garh, Mardan-II Muhammad Tehsil Takhat Bai, Ahmed District. Mardan 8. NA-8 Swabi Mr. Abdul Khaliq Hoti, Distt. Mardan Khan 9. NA-9 Kohat Maulvi H.No.T-96, Purani Mal Niamatullah Mandi, Kohat 10. NA-10 Karak Maulana Vill. Mohbati Killa, P.O. Shaheed Ahmed Tatter Khel, Distt. Karak 11. NA-11 Mr. Farid M. 4/A-1, I I South Street, Abottabad-I Jadoon Defence Housing Society, Karachi 12. NA-12 Sardar Haji Gul Ward No.7, Mohalla Gul Abbottabad- Khitab Khan Khitab Abad, P.O. II Havelian, Distt. Abbottabad 13. NA-13 Raja Sikander H.No.117, Khanpur Abbottabad- Zaman Khan House Market Road, III Rawalpindi Cantt 14. NA-14 Alhaj Syed 101, Westridge-I, Mansehra-I Qasim Shah Rawalpindi Cantt 15. NA-15 Nawabzada Vill. Shergarh, Distt. Mansehra-II Salahuddin Mansehra Saeed 16. NA-16 Mr. Muham m ad Vill. Biari Allai, Tehsil Mansehra-III Ayub Khan Batgram Distt. Mansehra 17. NA-17 Mr. Fazle Haq 65, Defence Colony Kohistan Peshawar Cantt 18. NA-18 Maulana Fazlur Abdul Khel, Distt. D.I.Khan Rehman D.I.Khan 19. NA-19 Maulvi Ali Akbar Jam ia Anwar-ul-Uloom, Bannu-I Khan chak Dandan, P.O.Mira Khel, Distt. Bannu 20. NA-20 Mr. Anwar H.No.11, Street No.25 Bannu-II Saifullah Khan Sector F-6/2, Islamabad 21. NA-21 Swat-I Shahzada Naway-Kilay, Mingora, Aman-I -Room Swat 22. NA-22 Swat- Haji Fazl-e-Raziq Vill. China, Tehsil II Daggar, Bunair, Distt. Swat 23. NA-23 Swat- Dr. Mehboob-ur- Farhat Abad, Khawaza III Rehman Khela, Distt. Swat 24. NA-24 Chitral Syed Abdul Vill. Charun, Tehsil Ghafoor Shah Mastuj, Distt. Chitral 25. NA-25 Dir Sahibzada Sahibabad Tehsil. Wari, Fatehullah District, Dir 26. NA-26 Mr. Muham m ad Vill. Jolagram , Malakand Malakand Hanif Khan Agency Protected Area-cum-Dir THE FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED TRIBAL AREA (FATA-8) 27. NA-27 Trial Haji Qadar Gul Attock Floor Mill, Mardan Area-I Khan Road, Nowshera 28. NA-28 Tribal Akhunzada Kuram Agency, Para Area-II Muhammad Chanar Saeed 29. NA-29 Tribal Ghazi Said Jam al Sarai, P.O. Hangu, Area-III Jamal Distt. Kohat 30. NA-30 Tribal Malik Nadar Vill. Kazza Meda Khel, Area-IV Khan Tehsil Datta Khel, Miran Shah North Waziristan Agency 31. NA-31 Tribal Malik Sakhi Jan S.K.7, Sakhi Jan Line, Area-V P.I.B. Colony Karachi-5 32. NA-32 Tribal Mr. Bism illah Nawagai, Bajaur Agency Area-VI Khan 33. NA-33 Tribal Malik Waris Bara, Khyuber Agency Area-VII Khan 34. NA-34 Tribal Mr. Mom in Khan Vill. Rahim Gul Meri Khel, Area-VIII Afridi Zarghum Khel, Darra Adam Khel. F.R. Kohat FEDERAL CAPITAL-01 35. NA-35 Raja Pervez Vill. Phulgran, Islamabad Federal Khan Capital THE PUNJAB 36. NA-36 Mr. Shahid H.No.4, Street No.17, F- Rawalpindi-I Khaqan Abbasi 7/2, Islamabad 37. NA-37 Raja Muham m ad Dhoke Raja Karm , Khan Rawalpindi-II Zaheer Khan Chohan, Gujar Khan, Distt. Rawalpindi 38. NA-38 Shaikh Rashid Lal Havely, Bohar Bazar, Rawalpindi- Ahmed Rawalpindi III 39. NA-39 Raja Shahid Kayan Tipu Road, Rawalpindi-IV Zafar Rawalpindi 40. NA-40 Ch. Nisar Ali 72, Dham ial Road, Rawalpindi-V Khan Rawalpindi 41. NA-41 Malik 3, Saint Johns Park, Attock-I Mohammad Lahore Cantt Aslam 42. NA-42 Malik Am ir Ward No.11, Pindi Gheb, Attock-II Muhammad Distt. Attock Khan 43. NA-43 Lt. Gen (R) Malik 30-B, St. No. 10, F-8/3, Chakwal-I Abdul Majeed Islamabad 44. NA-44 Sardar Mansoor Vill. & P.O. Tam m an, Chakwal-II Hayat Tamman Tehsil. Talagang, Distt. Chakwal 45. NA-45 Raja Muham m ad I slam ia School Road, Jhelum-I Afzal Khan Jhelum City 46. NA-46 Nawabzada 7, Civil Lines, Jhelum Jhelum-II Iqbal Mehdi 47. NA-47 Mr. Ihsan-ul-Haq H.No.276, E/7, Sargodha-I Piracha Islamabad 48. NA-48 Lt. Co. (R) Ch. Vill. & P.O. Mela Tehsil. Sargodha-II Qadir Bakhsh Bhalwal, Sargodha Mela 49. NA-49 Haji Muham m ad Chak No.47-N.B, Sargodha-III Javed I qbal Sargodha Cheema 50. NA-50 Ch. Anwar Ali 51, Civil Lines, Sargodha Sargodha-IV Cheema 51. NA-51 Malik H.No. 79-A, Satellite Sargodha- Muhammad Town, Sargodha cum-Khushab Naeem Khan 52. NA-52 Malik Khuda 5, Shah Jamal, Lahore Khushab Bakhsh Khan Tiwana 53. NA-53 Maulana 22, Onkar Road, Mianwali-I Muhammad Islampura, Lahore Abdus Sattar Khan Niazi 54. NA-54 Dr. Sher Afgan Watta Khel, Mianwali Mianwali-II Khan Niazi 55. NA-55 Mr. Muham m ad Vill & P.O. Jandawala, Bhakkar-I zafar Ullah Khan Tehsil Kallurkot, Distt. Bhakkar 56. NA-56 Mr. Rashid Vill. Nawani, P.O. Bhakkar-II Akbar Khan Shahani, Tehsil & District. Bhakkar 57. NA-57 Mian Zahid 6/ 1, Guru Nanak Pura, Faisalabad-I Sarfraz Faisalabad 58. NA-58 Rai Muham m ad Kharal House, Lahore Faisalabad-II Aslam Khan road, jaranwala 59. NA-59 Khan Shahadat Chak No.409 G.B. P.O. Faisalabad-III Ali Khan Baloch Tandlianwala, Tehsil Samundri 60. NA-60 Ch. Abdul 28, New Civil Lines, Faisalabad-IV Saboor Khan Faisalabad 61. NA-61 Ch. Muham m ad 259/ B, Peoples Colony, Faisalabad-V Nazir Ahmed faisalabad 62. NA-62 Ch. Ghulam G-423, Gulistan Colony, Faisalabad-VI Mustafa Bajwa Faisalabad 63. NA-63 Mr. Nisar Akbar 11, Liaqat Road, Faisalabad- Khan Faisalabad VII 64. NA-64 Mr. Ahmed 600/ B, Peoples Colony Faisalabad- Saeed Awan Faisalabad VIII 65. NA-65 Maher Abdul 1/ 6, Haseeb Shaheed Faisalabad-IX Rasheed Colony, Faisalabad 66. NA-66 Jhang- Mr. Am ir Thatti Sharqi, Chiniot I Hussain Syed 67. NA-67Jhang- Maulana Jamia Muhammadia II Muhammad Sharif Jhang Rehmatullah 68. NA-68 Jhang- Syeda Abida 31, St. No.8, F-7/3, Ibd III Hussain 69. NA-69 Jhang- Syed Faisal 1, Civil Lines Jhang IV Saleh Hayat Saddar 70. NA-70 Jhang- Sahibzada Hazrat Sultan bahoo, V Muhammad Jhang Nazeer Sultan 71. NA-71 Ch. Asad-ur- Outside Kam alia, Distt. T.T.Singh-I Rehman Toba Tek Singh 72. NA-72 Ch. Abdul Sattar I -C, Syed Maratab Ali T.T.Singh-II Road, Gulberg I I , Lahore 73. NA-73 Haji Muham m ad Latif Menson, Gojra T.T.Singh-III Ishaq 74. NA-74 Col. (R) Ghulam M-218, Defence Society Gujranwala-I Sarwar Cheema Lahore Cantt 75. NA-75 Malik Fazal Vill. Ghari Awan, Gujranwala-II Hussain Awan Hafizabad, Distt. Gujranwala 76. NA-76 Haji Amanullah Fazil Fruit Market, Gujranwala- Gujranwala III 77. NA-77 Khawaja Marshal Ceram ics, Gujranwala- Muhammad G.T.Road, Gujranwala IV Aslam Lone 78. NA-78 Rana Nazir G.T. Road Kam oke, Gujranwala-V Ahmed Khan District Gujranwala 79. NA-79 Ch. Ejaz Ahmad Qila Dedar Singh Gujranwala- District Gujranwala VI 80. NA-80 Ch. Tajjam m al Zahoor Elahi House, Gujrat-I Hussain Gujrat 81. NA-81 Ch. Shujat Zahoor Elahi House, Gujrat-II Hussain Gujrat 82. NA-82 Ch. Muham m ad Kaira House, Lalamusa Gujrat-III Asghar Kaira 83. NA-83 Mr. Mum taz Tarar House, Mandi Gujrat-IV Ahmed Tarar Bahauddin, Distt. Gujrat 84. NA-84 Mr. Um ar Hayat Village Barm usa, Tehsil Gujrat-V Lalika Phalia, Distt. Gujrat 85. NA-85 Mian Muhammad Ham za House, Pesrur Sialkot-I Shafi Road, Sialkot 86. NA-86 Ch. Am ir Mohall Preim Nagar, Sialkot-II Hussain Katchery Road, Sialkot 87. NA-87 Mr. Khurshid Pairas Road, Sialkot Sialkot-III Alam Cheema 88. NA-88 Ch. Abdul Sattar Chairman Zila Council, Sialkot-IV Sialkot 89. NA-89 Mr. Ham id 169/ C, Alauddin Road, Sialkot-V Nawaz Khan Lahore Cantt 90. NA-90 Mr. Anwar-ul- Zafarwal By-pass, Sialkot-VI Haq Ch Narowal, Sialkot 91. NA-91 Mr. Anwar Aziz Shakargarh, District Sialkot-VII Chaudhry Sialkot 92. NA-92 Maj-General 80-B/ 1, Tariq Road, Lahore-I (Retd) Lahore Cantt Muhammad Hussain Ansari 93. NA-93 Mr. Aitzaz Ahsan 5, Canal Bank, Zaman Lahore-II Park, Lahore 94. NA-94 Mian Um ar 60-Haq Nawaz Road, Lahore-III Hayat Baghbanpura, Lahore 95. NA-95 Mian Muhammad 183, Abu Bakr Block, Lahore-IV Azhar New Garden Town, Lahroe 96. NA-96 Mr. Jehangir 129-B, New Muslim Lahore-V Badar Town, Lahore 97. NA-97 Kh. Ahm ad Tariq 11 Gulberg-V, Lahore Lahore-VI Rahim 98. NA-98 Mian Muhammad 95-Ferozpur Road, Lahore-VII Usman Lahore 99. NA-99 Mr. Muham m ad 16 F.C.C. Gulberg-II, Lahore-VIII Arshad Ghurki Lahore 100. NA-100 Malik Meraj 29-Lakhm ani Mension Speaker National Lahore-IX Khalid Hall Road, Lahore Assembly 101. NA-101 Mr. Nisar Ahm ed Back Sangeet Cinem a, Sheikhupura- Pannoun Shahdara Town, Lahore I 102. NA-102 Malik Mushtaq Mohalla Hunjranwala, Sheikhupura- Ahmed Old City, Sheikhupura II 103.
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    Khyber Medical University, Peshawar List of Students (Govt Instts Only) Securing 60 % or Above Marks in all Semester Exam of BSc Prothetics & Orthotic Sciences (Last held) S.NO Sr. No Name of College Student's Name Father's Name Contact No. Residence Address CNIC No. Roll No. Marks Obtained %age Date of Declaration of Result 3rd Semester Final Result 1 1 Amna Akhtar Akhtar Ali 3475847887 Saeed Abad No.1 Dalazak road, H No. E/786 Street No. 1 17301-1456199-6 313 580/800 72% 2 2 Hafiz M Israr Ghulam Muhammad 3339212299 Tehsil /P.O Mir Ali North Waziristan Agency 21505-8424576-9 314 543/800 67% 3 3 Sania Hadi Abdul Hadi 32181834961 H# 238, street#11, sector K2, Phase 3 Hayatabad 54401-0629812-6 315 602/800 75% 4 4 Qurat-ul-Ain Rehamt Ullah Khan 3338929400 Near Sardar floor Mills H. No. 1508/134 Muhallah Chahpipal DIK 12101-6609333-0 317 560/800 70% 5 5 Omer Ashfaq Ashfaq Ahmad 3323176536 A-201 afnan Arcade Gulistan-e-Jauhar BIK-15 Karachi 42201-6716438-5 318 568/800 71% 6 6 Pakistan Institute Benazir Kakar Bismillah Khan Kakar 3337847542 H# 238, street#11, sector K2, Phase 3 Hayatabad 54203-9522698-0 319 628/800 79% 7 7 of Prosthetic and Nasir Khan Maqool Ahmad 3469401540 Durushkhela (Bala) Teh: Matta Distt: Swat 15601-4772319-7 320 552/800 69% Dated: 20-07-2012 8 8 Orthetic Sciences Zara Muzaffar Khan Dr. Muzaffar Khan 3337915089 House#238 street No. 11, Sector K2, Phase 3, Hayatabad Peshawar 54400-2565876-0 321 601/800 75% 9 9 Asif Niaz Rasool Dayaz 3339291172 Tehsil Mir Ali village and P.O Eidak North Waziristan Agency 21505-5662717-3 322 556/800 70% 10 10 Syeda Zillay Huma Syed Shafiq Ahmad 3418847463 Frontier Homeopathic Medical College Near RMC hayatabad 82101-3425905-8 323 595/800 74% 11 11 Usama Muhammad Muhammad Anwar 3219773974 Moh: Shiekan Village Khudrizi PO pabbi Distt Nowshera 17201-1189715-1 324 585/800 73% 12 12 Aqsa Khan Muhammad Saleem Khan3326976755 Moh: Bhoora Shah, DIK 12101-5356336-8 325 607/800 76% 13 13 Aizaz Ali Shah Zahir Shah 3139785351 House#424 street No.
  • List of Branches Operational on Saturdays

    List of Branches Operational on Saturdays

    List of branches operational on Saturdays City Branch Name Branch Address Ahmed Pur East Ahmedpur East 22, Dera Nawab Road, Adjacent Civil Hospital, Ahmed Pur. Arifwala Arifwala 173-D Thana Bazar Arifwala.Multan Bahawalnagar Bahawalnagar Shop # 02 Ghalla Mandi ,Bahawalnagar Bahawalpur Bahawalpur 2 - Rehman Society, Noor Mahal Road, Bahawalpur. Bhalwal Bhalwal 131-A, Liaqat Shaheed Road, Burewala Burewala 95-C, Multan Road, Burewala Chakwal Chakwal FBL-Talha gang road, opposite Alliace travel, chakwal Cheshtian Cheshtian 143 B - Block Main Bazar Cheshtian Chichawatni Chichawatni G.T Road Chichawatni Daska Daska Plot No.3,4 & 5,Muslim Market ,Gujranwala,Daska Depalpur Depalpur Shop # 1& 2, Gillani Heights,Madina Chowk,Depalpur Dera Ghazi Khan Dera Ghazi Khan Block 18, Pakistan Plaza,Hospital Chowk, Mazari Wala, Jampur Road ,Dera Ghazi Khan Dina Dina 1880- Al-Bilal Plaza, GT Road, Dina Dudial Dudial Hussain Shopping Centre, Main Bazar Branch, Dudial, Azad Kashmir. Faisalabad Liaquat Road Faisalabad P-III, Liaqat Road Gujar Khan Gujar Khan Faysal Bank Limited, B-111, 215-D, WARD 5, G.T. ROAD, Gujar Khan Gujranwala Gujranwala Zia Plaza, G.T. Road, Gujranwala. Gujrat Gujrat Nobel Furniture Plaza, G.T Road, Gujrat. Haroonabad Haroonabad 25/C Grain Market Haroonabad Distt Bahawalnager Hasilpur Hasilpur 16-D Baldia Road, Hasilpur Hyderabad Hyderabad Plot # 339,Main Bohra Bazar Saddar (Hyderabad) Islamabad F-11 Markaz Plot # 14, Markaz F-11, Sector F-11, Islamabad Islamabad Blue Area Blue Area, Islamabad Branch 78-W, Roshan Center, Jinnah Avenue, Blue Area ,Islamabad Jhang Jhang P-10/1/A, Katcheryi Road,Near Session Chowk,Saddar Jhang Jhelum Jehlum 225/226, Kohinoor Bank Square Old G.T.