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FIRST CONSTITUTE ASSEMBLY FROM 1947- 1954 LIST OF MEMBERS & ADDRESSES MEMBERS EAST BENGAL- 44 S. No Name Permanent Address 1. Abdullah-al Mahmood, Mr. Almahmood Avenue, Serajganj, Pabna, Eastern Pakistan 2. Abdullah-el Baqui, Maulana Vill. Atraj, P.O Nurul Huda, distt. Dinajpur, Mohd. Eastern Pakistan 3. Abdul Hamid, The Honourable Pathatola, sylhet, Eastern Pakistan. Mr. 4. Abdul Kasem Khan, Mr. Strand Road, chittagong, Eastern Pakistan. 5. Akrum Khan, Maulana Azad Office Dhakeswari Road, P.O Ramna Mohammad. dacca, Eastern Pakistan. 6. A. Hamid, Mr. A.M. Pabna, Eastern Pakistan. 7. Azizuddin Ahmad, Mr. Barisal, Eastern Pakistan. 8. Bahar, The Honourable Mr. Feni, Noakhali, Eastern Pakistan. Muhammad Habibullah 9. Barma, Mr. Prem hari Kalitola, Dinajpur, Eastern Pakistan. 10. Chakraverty, Prof. Raj Kumar 3/1-B, Amherst Street, Calcu 11. Chattopadhyaya, Mr. Sris 1, Dinanath Sen Road, P.O. Faridabad, Chandra. Decca, Eastern Pakistan. 12. Chaudhary, Mr. Abdul Matin. P.O East Phateswar, Distt: Sylhet. 13. Choudhry, Mr. Murtaza Raza P.O Monakesha, Distt. Sylhet. 14. Chowdhury, the Honourable Minister for Finance, Commerce and Mr. Hamidul Huq. Industries, 30, Hare Road, Dacca. 15. Das, Mr. Akhay Kumar Sunamganj, Sylhet, Eastern Pakistan. 16. Datta, Mr. Dhirendra Nath P.O comilla, Eastern Pakistan. 17. Datta, Mr. Bhupendra Kumar 32, Upper Circular Road, Calcutta. 18. Ebrahim Khan, Moulavi M.A., President, Board of Secondary Education, B.L. 13, Joynag Road, Dacca, Eastern Pakistan. 19. Fazlul Huq, Mr. A.K. 47, Aulad Hossain Lane, Dacca 20. Fazlur Rahman, the The Anchorage, Kutchery Rd. Karachi. Honourable Mr. 21. Ghayasuddin Pathan, Mr. P.O & Distt. Mymensingh, Eastern Pakistan. 22. Ikramullah, Begum Shaista 3, Suhrawardy Avenue, Park Cirven Suhrawardy 23. Liaquat Ali Khan, The 10, Victoria Road, Karachi. Honourable Mr. 24. Mafizuddin Ahmad, Mr. North Chartha Comilla, Eastern Pakistan. 25. Mahmud Hussain, Dr. Provost, F.H. Muslim Hall, Dacca University, Ramna, Dacca, Eastern Pakistan. 26. Majumdar, Mr. Jnanendra Shama charan Road, Mymensingh, Eastern Chandra. Pakistan 27. Malik, Dr. A.M. 2, Chittaranjan Avenue, Calcutta. 28. Mandal, Mr. Birat Chandra. Village & P.O. Ballavdi, Distt. Faridpur Eastern Pakistan. 29. Mandal, The Honourable Mr. Sukh Niwas, Clifton Road, Karachi. Jogendra Nath 30. Mohammed Ali, Mr. The Palace, Bogra, Eastern Pakistan. 31. Nazimuddin, The Honourable Ahsanmanzil, Dacca, Eastern Pakistan. Khwaja. 32. Nur Ahmed, Mr. M.A. B.L. Al-Qoran, Chittagong, Eastern Pakistan. 33. Nurul Amin, The Honourable Minister for Civil Supplies, Dacca. Mr. M.L.A. 34. Qureshi, Prof. Ishtiaq Head of the Deptt. Of History, Punjab Hussain. University, Lahore. 35. Roy, Sri Dhananjoy M.A. B.L. 43, Gohinda Das Lane, Dacca, Eastern Pakistan. 36. Maudi Bhakesh Chanda Dhalla House, Wali Dacca. 37. Serajul Islam, Mr. B.L. Kana Kuhi, Chachra, 38. Shabbir Ahmad Osmani, 625, De Souza Road, Karachi. Maulana, 39. Shahabudin Khwaja, The 221, Somerset Street, Karachi. Honourable. 40. Suhrawardy, Mr. H.S. 40, Theatre Road, Calcutta. 41. Sur, mr. Harendra Kumar Bilonia Confess Houni, P.O Pareshuram Noakhali, Eastern Pakistan. 42. Tamizuddin Khan, Mr. Faridpur, Eastern Pakistan. 43. Datta, Mr. Kawivi Kerwar Advocate, committee, Tipparah, Eastern Pakistan 44. The Honourable Mr. Ghulam Finance Minister, Govt of Pakistan, Karachi. Mohammed. WEST PUNJAB 45. Daultana, Mian Mumtaz Mohammad 8, Durand Road, Lahore. Khan, M.A. (Oxon), Bar-at-Law 46. Ganga Saran, Mr. 7. Curzon Road, New Delhi. 47. Zafrullah Khan, The Honourable Sir, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Govt of Pakistan. 48. Iftikhar Hussain Khan of Mamdot, The Mamdot Villa, Davies Road, Honourable Khan. Lahore. 49. Iftikharuddin, Mian Muhammad. 21, Aikman Road, Lahore. 50. Jinnah, Quaid-I -Azam Muhammad Ali Governor General s House, Karachi. 51. Karamat Ali, Sheikh The Contest, Sialkot City. 52. Nazir Ahmad Khan, Mr. Advocate. 10, Queens Road, Lahore. 53. Nishtar, The Honourable Sardar Abdur 10, Bleak House Road, Karachi. Rab Khan. 54. Noon, Malik Mohammad Firoz Khan. 5, Danepur Road, Lahore. 55. Omar Hayat Malik, Dr. Vice Chancellor, University of West Punjab, Lahore. 56. Shah Nawaz Begum Jahan Ara 74, Lawrence Road, Lahore. 57. Shaukat Hyat Khan, Sardar 7. Davis Road, Lahore. 58. 59. 60. 61. NORTH- WEST FRONTIER PROVINCE- 3 62. Abdul Ghafar Khan, Khan Sardaryab Centre, Tehsil Charsadda, Distt. Peshawar 63. Sardar Bahadur Khan, Khan, M.L.A. Abbottabad, Hazara District 64. Sardar Asad Ullah Jan Khan Kulachi, District Dera Ismail Khan, N.W.F. Province. SINDH- 4 65. Abdus Sattar Abdur Rahman, Hoshang Road, Karachi The Honourable Pirzada J.P. 66. Gazder, Alhajj Muhammad Qasrenaz, Garden Lane, Garden Quarter, Hashim, M.L.A. (Sindh). Karachi. 67. Khuhro, Mr. M.A. Khuhro Road, Karachi 68. BALUCHISTAN- 1 69. Jogezai, S. B. Nawab Killa Saifullah, Zhob, Baluchistan Mohammad Khan CHANGES MEMBERS FIRST CONSTITUTE ASSEMBLY FROM JULY 1949- 1954 JULY, 1949 1. Mr. Shahoodul Haque Tripperah 2. Mr. Abdul Basher Mahmood Dacca Hussain 3. Mr. Seth Sukhdiv Karachi DECEMBER, 1949 4. Mr. M.H. Kizilbash Kairpur State 5. Maulvi Fazl-I -Hussain Bahawalpur State 6. Jam Sahib Ghulam Qadir Khan States of Baluchistan APRIL, 1950 7. Mr. Abdul Monem Khan Myneusingh 8. Mr. Asadullah Dacca 9. Zakeeruddin Moezzem Hossain Faridpur (ch. (Salmia). 10. Mr. Abdul hamid Khan Soofi Lahore 11. Mr. Abdul Wahid Khan Lahore 12. Mr. Ali Akbar Khan, ch. Lyallpur 13. Mr. Ghulam Bhik Nairang Lahore 14. Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani Karachi 15. Mr. Rallia Rana Lahore 16. Sadiq Hasan Shaikh Lohore APRIL, 1950 17. Mr. Ahmad Ebrahim Haroon Karachi Jaffar 18. Mr. Khuro, M.A. Karachi NOVEMBER, 1950 NIL OCTOBER, 1951 19. Mr. Hassan Mahmud Bahawalpur Makhdumzada Syed JANUARY, 1952 20. MR. Amir Azam Khan Sardar Rawalpindi 21. Mr. Bhandera P.D. Lahore 22. Mr. Mohammad Ali Ch. Karachi 23. Mr. Khalilur Rahman Syed Lahore 24. Mr. Shaukat Ali Malik Lahore 1953 25. Mr. Abdul Quasem, Md. Rangpur 26. Shamser Rahman Syed Jaisur 27. Wahiduzzaman Dacca OCTOBER, 1953 28. Mr. Habubullah, Khawaja Nawab Dacca Bahadar 29. Mr. Qaiyum Khan, Khan A. Karachi 30. Mr. Qureshi, Shuaib Karachi 31. Mr. Brohi, A.K. Karachi .
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