Alif Ailaan Midterm Report Card for Members of the Provincial Assembly -

May 11, 2013 to November 11, 2015

On November 11, 2015, ’s four provincial assemblies and the National Assembly reached the mid-term mark in their tenure. The Alif Ailaan campaign has assessed the performance of every MNA and MPA since the 2013 elections against four benchmarks for education and awarded grades in each category, as well as an overall grade to each MNA, each MPA, and the assemblies overall. This document contains the Alif Ailaan Midterm Report Card for MPAs of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh.

What are the MPAs graded on?

The four benchmarks on which MPAs have been graded on are:

a) the state of school facilities (with the highest grades for those constituencies that made the most progress in the provision of boundary walls, electricity, drinking water and toilet facilities since the 2013 election) b) the state of gender parity (the ratio of boys to girls or girls to boys – with the highest grades for those constituencies that have shown the greatest movement toward parity since the 2013 election) c) the student to teacher ratio (with the highest grades for those constituencies with the largest improvement in student teacher ratio since 2013 – where low student to teacher ratios are considered better) d) the retention rate between class IV and class II (with the highest grades awarded to those constituencies with the highest improvement in the retention rate since 2013)

Data limitations

The construction of the grades is not based on ideal benchmarks, but rather on benchmarks made from official government data on education that was available, as well as representative of a desirable outcome in education. The four benchmarks were thus chosen to reflect the four key areas where government actions can produce direct and immediate results, namely: school building infrastructure, equal provision of education for girls and boys, the ratio of teachers to students, and the ability of the system to retain students within the primary school system. The grades do not reflect the state of education in a given constituency, but rather the demonstrable change in each constituency since the 2013 election. Finally, the most recent available official government data that can be reported by constituency is from the end of 2014 – therefore the grades will not reflect any changes to the education landscape during this calendar year.

How to read an MPA’s grades?

Each MPA has scored grades on school facilities, gender parity, student to teacher ratio and retention. The grades represent the quantum shift made in the given constituency for all public sector schools since the 2013 election. The allocation of grades has been made according to a normal distribution. The highest possible grade is A+ and the lowest is E.

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A low grade does not necessarily mean that a given constituency is very badly placed and a high grade does not necessarily mean that a given constituency is doing very well. Instead, grades reflect the level of progress made within a given constituency. A low grade does however indicate that a greater effort to improve the state of affairs may have led to a better grade, whereas a high grade shows that measurable improvement was shown.

Highlights of the Midterm Report Card for MPAs from Sindh Assembly

The report card for the Provincial Assembly of Sindh shows that out of 130 directly-elected MPAs, only five MPA constituencies received an A grade, denoting evidence of some overall progress since the 2013 general election. The constituency of scored a B grade for his constituency PS-29 Khairpur-I. All other MPA constituencies score either a B or a C grade, depending on their performance on each of the four benchmarks we have explored.

The overall grade for the Provincial Assembly of Sindh is a C.

School facilities: In the provision of school facilities, three MPA constituencies in (PS- 98, PS-108, PS-126) demonstrated a level of improvement consistent with what would represent an A+ effort (the only other A+ goes to PS-83, represented by Shahid Abdul Salam Thahim). Another 16 MPA constituencies received an A grade, twelve of whom belong to constituencies in Karachi. At the other end of the spectrum, MPA Aziz Ahmed Jatoi’s Larkana-Kambar Shahdadkot (PS-41) has demonstrated the most dramatic deterioration in school facilities and was thus rewarded an E grade. Overall, rural constituencies remain overrepresented in the worst performers (including in Umerkot, Thatta, Mirpurkhas, Ghotki). Largely, school facilities did not improve very much since the 2013 election, with 55% of constituencies being awarded a C grade or below. In part, this may have been informed by the significant effort by the Sindh education department, to improve the quality of data in the province. Still, for MPAs in Sindh looking to make a difference, improving the infrastructure of the province’s over 40,000 schools would represent a good beginning.

Retention rates: Eight MPA constituencies in Sindh have seen a significant enough improvement in retention rates, to merit an A+ grade. This includes PS-16 Jacobabad-cum-Kashmore, where the MPA is Mir . Other recipients of an A+ are the three other Jacobabad constituencies (PS-13, PS-14, and PS-15), both of Kashmore’s constituencies (PS-17 and PS- 18), and both constituencies in Kambar-Shahdadkot (PS-40 and PS-42). At the other end of the spectrum, Sanghar (1 E and 1 D grade), Umerkot (3 D grades), Nawabshah (2 D grades) and Tando Allayar (2 D grades) all experiences the worst deterioration in retention rates.

The contiguous constituencies in the north have performed well in retaining students, while the neighboring constituencies in the central belt of the province are the worst performers. Overall, student retention remains a significant concern across Sindh, with 66% of constituencies scoring a C or below.

Gender parity: The largest improvement in gender-parity was in Hyderabad and Karachi, with all six A+ grades going to constituencies in these two cities. Eight of the nine A grades are also from Karachi’s constituencies. The worst performing constituencies in Sindh, in terms of gender

3 parity, are Thatta (with 3 Ds and 2 Cs) and Tharparkar (with 4 Ds). Overall 58% of constituencies received a C grade or below, indicating the great effort needed to achieve a greater balance in Sindh’s classrooms between boys and girls.

Student-teacher ratio: Constituencies in Kambar-Shahdadkot, Tharparkar, and Dadu appear to have shown the greatest movement towards improved student teacher ratios. Only one constituency (PS-95) from Karachi receives an A grade. Out of the seventeen Ds awarded in the province for student teacher ratio, sixteen are to Karachi constituencies. Similarly, both E grades from the province are from MPA constituencies in Karachi, suggesting considerable population pressures on schooling in urban areas and an overall undersupply of teachers. All of the five constituencies in Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah’s receive a B grade. Overall 52% of constituencies in Sindh scores a C grade or below as far as this indicator is concerned.

Homework for MPAs who want to improve

Every MPA in the province is performing below par. Even recipients of A grades would not send their own children to a government school. The grades here are being awarded to the state of government schools. This report card clearly shows that there is not only a lot of room for improvement in the state of government schools overall, but a lot of room for improvement in the effort that MPAs invest in improving education. Further, MPAs can help improve education through data collection, openness and reporting. Acquiring, processing, cleaning and presenting the data for this exercise is an incredibly resource-intensive exercise that government should be doing itself.

Government also must begin to produce data faster, and across a richer array of variables – particularly data on learning outcomes and education quality. The Sindh government’s initiative to share the Education Management Information System data with the public is a good first step; more efforts along the same lines are needed to ensure that data is collected and analysed well before the start of the next school year and the budget formulation process.

All MPAs can easily improve their grades by insisting on timely and effective improvements in school facility provision, on which government has a rich and detailed database. In the 2015-16 budget, the Sindh government has allocated PKR 10 billion for the provision of missing facilities and the upgradation of existing schools, building new schools and the provision of furniture and fixtures to all schools across the province. MPAs need to make sure that not only are the funds allocated for the current and development expenditure spent judiciously, but that the Provincial Assembly has regular oversight of the utilisation.

MPAs can also affect better student to teacher ratios by insisting on rational allocations of teachers, rather than postings and transfers that suit their patronage of political actors in their constituencies. The government’s policy of rationalising teachers according to need requires political ownership by the MPAs.

Encouraging girls enrolment and ensuring that practices like corporal punishment are prevented will help MPAs improve gender parity and better retention rates.

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The ultimate report card for MPAs will be delivered in 2018 – when the time for re-election comes around. Alif Ailaan hopes to ensure that when it does, voters across the country will be strict and demanding examiners. Much stricter, than the rigorous methodology used to develop this midterm report card!

5 Sindh MPA Report Card: Student- Gender teacher Name of the Facilities Retention parity ratio Overall constituency Sindh MPAs Political party grade grade grade grade grade Muhammad Salim Muttahidda Qaumi PS-1 SUKKUR-I Rajput Movement B B B D B Pakistan Peoples PS-2 SUKKUR-CUM- Party SHIKARPUR Nasir Hussain Shah Parliamentarians C C D B C Pakistan Peoples Ikram Ullah Khan Party PS-3 SUKKUR-II Darejo Parliamentarians D B B C C PS-4 SUKKUR-III Awais Qadir Shah Parliamentarians C C C B C Pakistan Peoples Mehtab Hussain Party PS-5 GHOTKI-I Dehar Parliamentarians D C B B C Pakistan Peoples Ali Nawaz Khan Party PS-6 GHOTKI-II Mehar Parliamentarians C C C C C Pakistan Peoples Ahmed Ali Khan Party PS-7 GHOTKI-III Pitafi Parliamentarians C C B B B Pakistan Peoples Sardar Muhammad Party PS-8 GHOTKI-IV Bux Khan Mehar Parliamentarians D B C C C Pakistan Peoples PS-9 SHIKARPUR- Party LARKANA Siraj Khan Durani Parliamentarians C B B C B Muhammad PS-10 SHIKARPUR- Shehryar Khan Pakistan Muslim SUKKUR Mahar League (F) B B B B B Imtiaz Ahmed Pakistan Muslim PS-11 SHIKARPUR-I Shaikh League (F) B B B C B Pakistan Peoples Abid Hussain Party PS-12 SHIKARPUR-II Bhayo Parliamentarians C A C B B Pakistan Peoples Mumtaz Hussain Party PS-13 JACOBABAD-I Khan Jakhrani Parliamentarians C A+ B B B Muhammad Pakistan Peoples Muqeem Khan Party PS-14 JACOBABAD-II Khoso Parliamentarians D A+ C B B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-15 JACOBABAD-III Sohrab Khan Sarki Parliamentarians C A+ C A B Pakistan Peoples PS-16 JACOBABAD- Mir Hazar Khan Party CUM-KASHMORE Bijarani Parliamentarians A A+ C A A Pakistan Peoples Party PS-17 KASHMORE-I Ghulam Abid Khan Parliamentarians A A+ C B A Pakistan Peoples Party PS-18 KASHMORE-II Abdul Rauf Khoso Parliamentarians B A+ C B B Ghulam Rasool National Peoples PS-19 MIRPUR KHAS-II Khan Jatoi Party B C B C B Pakistan Peoples PS-20 NAUSHEHRO Party FEROZE-II Murad Ali Shah Parliamentarians B C B C B Pakistan Peoples PS-21 NAUSHEHRO Syed Sarfaraz Party FEROZE-III Hussain Shah Parliamentarians C C C C C Pakistan Peoples PS-22 NAUSHEHRO Party FEROZE-IV Abdul Sattar Rajper Parliamentarians B C C B B Student- Gender teacher Name of the Facilities Retention parity ratio Overall constituency Sindh MPAs Political party grade grade grade grade grade PS-23 NAUSHEHRO Masroor Ahmed National Peoples FEROZE-V Khan Jatoi Party C C C C C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-24 NAWABSHAH-I Tariq Masood Arain Parliamentarians C D C C C Pakistan Peoples Saleem Raza Party PS-25 NAWABSHAH-II Jalbani Parliamentarians B C B C B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-26 NAWABSHAH-III Fasih Ahmed Shah Parliamentarians C D B C C Pakistan Peoples Ghulam Qadir Party PS-27 NAWABSHAH-IV Chandio Parliamentarians C C C C C Pakistan Peoples Dr. Bahadur Khan Party PS-28 NAWABSHAH-V Dahri Parliamentarians B D C C C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-29 KHAIRPUR-I Parliamentarians B B C B B Muhammad Rashid Pakistan Muslim PS-30 KHAIRPUR-II Shah League (F) B B B B B Dr. Muhammad Pakistan Muslim PS-31 KHAIRPUR-III Rafique League (F) B C C B B Pakistan Peoples Manzoor Hussain Party PS-32 KHAIRPUR-IV Wasan Parliamentarians C B B B B Pakistan Peoples Pir Syed Fazal Ali Party PS-33 KHAIRPUR-IV Shah Jeelani Parliamentarians B D C B C Pakistan Peoples Naeem Ahmed Party PS-34 KHAIRPUR-VI Kharal Parliamentarians C C C B C Pakistan Peoples Suhail Anwar Khan Party PS-35 LARKANA-I Siyal Parliamentarians C C C B C Pakistan Peoples Nisar Ahmed Party PS-36 LARKANA-II Khuhro Parliamentarians C C B B B Pakistan Peoples PS-37 LARKANA-CUM- Muhamamd Ali Party SHIKARPUR Khan Bhutto Parliamentarians D C C A C PS-38 LARKANA-CUM- Pakistan Peoples KAMBAR Khurshed Ahmed Party SHAHDADKOT-I Junejo Parliamentarians C C C A B Pakistan Peoples PS-39 KAMBAR Ghulam Mujtaba Party SHAHDADKOT-I Isran Parliamentarians D A C A+ B Pakistan Peoples PS-40 KAMBAR Mir Nadir Ali Khan Party SHAHDADKOT-II Magsi Parliamentarians C A+ D A+ B PS-41 LARKANA-CUM- Pakistan Peoples KAMBAR Party SHAHDADKOT (II) Aziz Ahmed Jatoi Parliamentarians E B C A C Nawab Ghaibi Pakistan Peoples PS-42 KAMBAR Sardar Khan Party SHAHDADKOT-III Chandio Parliamentarians C A+ D A+ B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-43 MATIARI Jamil Zaman Parliamentarians D C C C C Pakistan Peoples PS-44 MATIARI-CUM- Makhdoom Rafik Party HYDERABAD Zaman Parliamentarians D C C B C Muhammad Dilawar Muttahidda Qaumi PS-45 HYDERABAD-I Qureshi Movement B C B C B

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Student- Gender teacher Name of the Facilities Retention parity ratio Overall constituency Sindh MPAs Political party grade grade grade grade grade Muhammad Rahsid Muttahidda Qaumi PS-46 HYDERABAD-II Khilji Movement B C B C B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-47 HYDERABAD-III Jam Khan Parliamentarians C C C C C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-48 HYDERABAD-IV Zubair Ahmed Khan Movement C C A C B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-49 HYDERABAD-V Sabir Hussain Movement C C A+ C B Pakistan Peoples Sharjeel Inam Party PS-50 HYDERABAD-VI Memon Parliamentarians C C C B C PS-51 TANDO Pakistan Peoples ALLAYAR-CUM- Syed Zia Abbas Party MATIARI (I) Shah Parliamentarians C D C C C PS-52 TANDO Pakistan Peoples ALLAYAR-CUM- Party MATIARI (II) Imdad Ali Pitafi Parliamentarians C D C C C PS-53 TANDO Pakistan Peoples MUHAMMAD KHAN- Ajiaz Hussain Shah Party CUM-HYDERABAD Bukhari Parliamentarians C C D C C PS-54 TANDO Pakistan Peoples MUHAMMAD KHAN- Abdul Karim Party CUM-BADIN Soomro Parliamentarians B C C B B Pakistan Peoples PS-55 BADIN-CUM- Bashir Ahmed Party T.M.KHAN (I) Halepoto Parliamentarians B C B C B Pakistan Peoples PS-56 BADIN-CUM- Party T.M.KHAN (II) Allah Bux Talpur Parliamentarians C B C B B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-57 BADIN-I Hasnain Ali Mirza Parliamentarians B C D B C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-58 BADIN-II Sikandar Mandhro Parliamentarians A C C B B Pakistan Peoples PS-59 BADIN-CUM- Muhammad Nawaz Party T.M.KHAN (III) Chandio Parliamentarians A C C B B Arbab Ghulam Pakistan Muslim PS-60 THARPARKAR-I Rahim League (N) C C D A C Pakistan Peoples Mahesh Kumar Party PS-61 THARPARKAR-II Malani Parliamentarians C C D A C Makhdoom Khalil-u- Pakistan Peoples Zaman alias Party PS-62 THARPARKAR-III Naimatullah Parliamentarians C B D A+ B Pakistan Peoples Dost Muhammad Party PS-63 THARPARKAR-IV Rahimoon Parliamentarians C C D A C Zaffar Ahmed Khan Muttahidda Qaumi PS-64 MIRPUR KHAS-I Kamali Movement D C C C C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-65 MIRPUR KHAS-II Ali Nawaz Shah Parliamentarians D C C B C Pakistan Peoples Mir Hayat Khan Party PS-66 MIRPUR KHAS-III Talpur Parliamentarians C D C C C PS-67 MIRPURKHAS- By election By election CUM-UMERKOT announced announced C C B B B Pakistan Peoples Nawab Muhammad Party PS-68 UMERKOT-I Taimoor Talpar Parliamentarians D D B B C

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Student- Gender teacher Name of the Facilities Retention parity ratio Overall constituency Sindh MPAs Political party grade grade grade grade grade Pakistan Peoples PS-69 UMERKOT-CUM- Party SANGHAR Sardar Ali Shah Parliamentarians C D C B C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-70 UMERKOT-II Ali Mardan Shah Parliamentarians D D C B C Pakistan Peoples Dr. Sikandar Ali Party PS-71 JAMSHORO-I Shoro Parliamentarians B B B B B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-72 JAMSHORO-II Faqir Dad Khoso Parliamentarians C B C B B Pakistan Peoples PS-73 JAMSHORO- Syed Murad Ali Party CUM-DADU Shah Parliamentarians B A B B B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-74 DADU-I Pir Mujeeb Ul Haq Parliamentarians B A C B B Pakistan Peoples Ghulaam Shah Party PS-75 DADU-II Jilani Parliamentarians B A B A A Liaqat Ali Khan Pakistan Muslim PS-76 DADU-III Jatoi League (N) B A B A A Pakistan Peoples Party PS-77 DADU-IV Fayyaz Ali Butt Parliamentarians B B B A B Saeed Khan Pakistan Muslim PS-78 SANGHAR-I Nizamni League (F) B D C C C Pakistan Muslim PS-79 SANGHAR-II Waryam Faqeer League (F) B C B C B PS-80 SANGHAR-CUM- Haji Khuda Bux Pakistan Muslim MIRPURKHAS-I Rajar League (F) B E C A C Pakistan Peoples PS-81 SANGHAR-CUM- Party MIRPURKHAS-II Asghar Ali Junejo Parliamentarians B C C B B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-82 SANGHAR-V Faraz Dero Parliamentarians C C A C B Pakistan Peoples Shahid Abdul Party PS-83 SANGHAR-VI Salam Thahim Parliamentarians A+ C C C B Aijaz Ali Shah Pakistan Muslim PS-84 THATTA-I Sherazi League (N) B B D B B Amir Haider Shah Pakistan Muslim PS-85 THATTA-II Sherazi League (N) D C C B C Shah Hussain Shah Pakistan Muslim PS-86 THATTA-III Sherazi League (N) C B D A B Pakistan Peoples Muhammad Ali Party PS-87 THATTA-IV Malkani Parliamentarians C C D A+ B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-88 THATTA-V Owais Muzaffar Parliamentarians D C C B C Humayun Pakistan Muslim PS-89 KARACHI-I Muhammad Khan League (N) C C A D C Muhammad Yousuf Muttahidda Qaumi PS-90 KARACHI-II Shahwani Movement C B D C C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-91 KARACHI-III Kamran Akhter Movement A C A C B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-92 KARACHI-IV Abdul Haseeb Movement C B C C C Pakistan Tehreek-e- PS-93 KARACHI-V Hafeezuddin Insaf C C E B C

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Student- Gender teacher Name of the Facilities Retention parity ratio Overall constituency Sindh MPAs Political party grade grade grade grade grade Muttahidda Qaumi PS-94 KARACHI-VI Saifuddin Khalid Movement C C A+ B B Muttahidda Qaumi Muhammad Movement PS-95 KARACHI-VII Hussain Khan C A A+ A A Muttahidda Qaumi PS-96 KARACHI-VIII Mazahir Amir Khan Movement D B C C C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-97 KARACHI-IX Sheikh Abdullah Movement A C B B B Waseemuddin Muttahidda Qaumi PS-98 KARACHI-X Qureshi Movement A+ C C C B Khawaja Izharul Muttahidda Qaumi PS-99 KARACHI-XI Hasan Movement C C C C C Muhammad Adil Muttahidda Qaumi PS-100 KARACHI-XII Siddiqui Movement C C A C B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-101 KARACHI-XIII Jamal Ahmed Movement A B B D B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-102 KARACHI-XIV Syed Anwar Raza Movement A C D D C Muhammad Abdur Muttahidda Qaumi PS-103 KARACHI-XV Rauf Siddiqui Movement B C A C B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-104 KARACHI-XVI Rehan Zafar Movement C C C D C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-105 KARACHI-XVII Khalid Bin Vilayat Movement B C C D C Muhammad Iftikhar Muttahidda Qaumi PS-106 KARACHI-XVIII Alam Movement C B B C B Muhammad Azeem Muttahidda Qaumi PS-107 KARACHI-XIX Farooqi Movement C B B C B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-108 KARACHI-XX Muhammad Jawaid Parliamentarians A+ C B D B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-109 KARACHI-XXI Saniya Parliamentarians B C C D C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-110 KARACHI-XXII Muhammad Dilawar Movement D B A+ D B Muhammad Muttahidda Qaumi PS-111 KARACHI-XXIII Kamran Movement A C A C B Khurrum Sher Pakistan Tehreek-e- PS-112 KARACHI-XXIV Zaman Insaf B C D D C Pakistan Tehreek-e- PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Samar Ali Khan Insaf A E C E C

PS-114 KARACHI-XXVI not recorded not recorded C C B C C Arshad Abdullah Muttahidda Qaumi PS-115 KARACHI-XXVII Vohra Movement A B A D B Mehmood Abdul Muttahidda Qaumi PS-116 KARACHI-XXVIII Razzaq Movement A B B D B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-117 KARACHI-XXIX Sagheer Ahmed Movement C C A+ D B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-118 KARACHI-XXX Adnan Ahmed Movement A C D D C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-119 KARACHI-XXXI Irtaza Khalil Farooqi Movement C C A+ C B Nishat Muhammad Muttahidda Qaumi PS-120 KARACHI-XXXII Zia Qadri Movement D B B D C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-121 KARACHI-XXXIII Nadeem Razi Movement B C A E C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-122 KARACHI-XXXIV Syed Khalid Ahmed Movement B B C C B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-123 KARACHI-XXXV Sheeraz Waheed Movement D B A D C

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Student- Gender teacher Name of the Facilities Retention parity ratio Overall constituency Sindh MPAs Political party grade grade grade grade grade Muttahidda Qaumi PS-124 KARACHI-XXXVI Sardar Ahmed Movement A A B C B PS-125 KARACHI- Muhammad Moin Muttahidda Qaumi XXXVII Amir Pirzada Movement B A B B B PS-126 KARACHI- Muttahidda Qaumi XXXVIII Faisal Ali Sabzwari Movement A+ D A C B Ashfaq Ahmed Muttahidda Qaumi PS-127 KARACHI-XXXIX Mangi Movement B C C D C Waqar Hussain Muttahidda Qaumi PS-128 KARACHI-XL Shah Movement A C C B B Shafi Muhammad Pakistan Muslim PS-129 KARACHI-XLI Jamot League (N) B C A C B Pakistan Peoples Muhammad Sajid Party PS-130 KARACHI-XXLII Jokhio Parliamentarians A C C C B

Reserved seats for women

Pakistan Peoples Party PS-13 JACOBABAD-I Saira Shahliani Parliamentarians C A+ B B B Pakistan Peoples PS-22 NAUSHEHRO Party FEROZE-IV Shahnaz Begum Parliamentarians B C C B B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-29 KHAIRPUR-I Ghazala Siyal Parliamentarians B B B B B Nusrat Bano Sehar Pakistan Muslim PS-29 KHAIRPUR-I Abbasi League (F) B B B B B Mrs. Mahtab Akbar Pakistan Muslim PS-35 LARKANA-I Rashdi League (F) C C C B C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-37 LARKANA-III Farhat Seemi Parliamentarians D C C A C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-47 HYDERABAD-III Rana Ansar Movement C C C C C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-64 MIRPUR KHAS-I Khairunisa Mughal Parliamentarians D C C C C Pakistan Peoples Kulsoom Akhtar Party PS-76 DADU-III Chandio Parliamentarians B A B A A Pakistan Peoples Party PS-76 DADU-III Sajeela Leghari Parliamentarians B A B A A Pakistan Muslim PS-76 DADU-III Soorath League (N) B A B A A Pakistan Peoples Party PS 84 THATTA-I Rukhsana Parveen Parliamentarians B B D B B Muttahidda Qaumi PS-85 THATTA II Heer Soho Movement D C C B C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-86 THATTA-III Rehana Leghari Parliamentarians C B D A B PS-104 KARACHI- Muttahidda Qaumi Central Shazia Jawaid Movement C C C D C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-106 KARACHI-XVIII Mrs. Aisha Khatoon Movement C B B C B Muttahidda Qaumi Bilqees Mukhtar PS-106 KARACHI-XVIII Movement C B B C B Irum Azeem Muttahidda Qaumi PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Farooque Movement A E C E C

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Student- Gender teacher Name of the Facilities Retention parity ratio Overall constituency Sindh MPAs Political party grade grade grade grade grade Pakistan Peoples Party PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Iram Khalid Parliamentarians A E C E C Pakistan Tehreek-e- PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Seema Zia Insaf A E C E C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Shamim Mumtaz Parliamentarians A E C E C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Sumeta Afzal Syed Movement A E C E C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Syeda Shehla Raza Parliamentarians A E C E C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-116 KARACHI XXVIII Naila Munir Movement A B B D B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-116 KARACHI XXVIII Nusrat Sultana Parliamentarians A B B D B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-122 KARACHI-XXXIV Shaheena Parliamentarians B B C C B PS-126 KARACHI – Muttahidda Qaumi XXXVIII Naheed Begum Movement A+ D A C B Pakistan Peoples Rubina Saadat Party PS-127 KARACHI-XXXIX Qaimkhani Parliamentarians B C C D C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-128 KARACHI-XL Sharmila Farooqi Parliamentarians A C C B B

Reserved seats for minorities

Diwan Chand Muttahidda Qaumi PS-3 SUKKUR-III Chawla Movement D B B C C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-66 MIRPUR KHAS-III Ponjo Bheel Movement C D C C C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-70 UMARKOT-II Khatu Mal Jeewan Parliamentarians D D C B C Pakistan Peoples Party PS-72 JAMSHORO-II Giyanoo Mal Parliamentarians C B C B B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-72 JAMSHORO-II Lal Chand Ukrani Parliamentarians C B C B B Pakistan Muslim PS-78 SANGHAR-I Nand Kumar League (F) B D C C C Muttahidda Qaumi PS-110 KARACHI-XII Arif Masih Bhatti Movement D B A+ D B Pakistan Peoples Party PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Eng. Pesu Mal Parliamentarians A E C E C Pakistan Peoples Mukesh Kumar Party PS-113 KARACHI-XXV Chawla Parliamentarians A E C E C Overall grade C C C B C

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