Constituency-wise List of MNAs
General Seats-North-West Frontier Province
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
1 |
NA-1, Peshawar-I |
Shabir Ahmad Khan |
|
2 |
NA-2, Peshawar-II |
Maulana Rehmatullah Khalil |
|
3 |
NA-3, Peshawar-III |
Qari Fayaz-ur- Rehman Alvi |
|
4 |
NA-4, Peshawar-IV |
Sabir Hussain Awan |
|
5 |
NA-5, Nowshera-I |
Qazi Hussain Ahmad |
|
6 |
NA-6, Nowshera-II |
Maulana Hamid-ul-Haq Haqanni |
|
7 |
NA-7, Charsadda-I |
Maulana Muhammad Gohar Shah |
|
8 |
NA-8, Charsadda-II |
Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao |
|
9 |
NA-9, Mardan-I |
Maulana Shuja-ul-Mulk |
|
10 |
NA-10, Mardan-II |
Maulana Muhammad Qasim |
|
11 |
NA-11, Mardan-Ill |
Maulana Atta-ur-Rehman, Dr |
|
12 |
NA-12, Swabi-I |
Muhammad Usman, Advocate |
|
13 |
NA-13, Swabi-Il |
Maulana Khalil Ahmed |
|
14 |
NA-14, Kohat |
Mufti Ibrar Sultan |
|
15 |
NA-15, Karak |
Maulana Shah Abdul Aziz |
|
16 |
NA-16, Hangu |
Akhunzada Muhammad Sadiq |
|
17 |
NA-17, Abbottabad-I |
Amanullah Khan Jadoon |
|
18 |
NA-18, Abbottabad-II |
Sardar Muhammad Yaqub Deputy Speaker, National Assembly |
|
19 |
NA-19, Haripur |
Omar Ayub Khan |
|
20 |
NA-20, Mansehra-I |
Sardar Shah Jehan Yousaf |
|
21 |
NA-21, Mansehra-II |
Maulana Abdul Malik |
|
22 |
NA-22, Battagram |
Maulana Qari Muhammad Yousaf |
|
23 |
NA-23, Kohistan |
Maulana Abdul Haleem |
|
24 |
NA-24, D.I.Khan |
Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman |
|
25 |
NA-25, D.I.Khan-cum-Tank |
Maulana Attaur Rehman |
|
26 |
NA-26, Bannu |
Maulana Syed Nasib Ali Shah |
|
27 |
NA-27, Lakki Marwat |
Maulana Amanullah Khan |
|
28 |
NA-28, Bunair |
Sher Akbar Khan |
|
29 |
NA-29, Swat-I |
Qari Abdul Baees Siddiqui |
|
30 |
NA-30, Swat-II |
Fazle Subhan |
|
31 |
NA-31, Shangla |
Amir Muqam, Engr. |
|
32 |
NA-32, Chitral |
Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali |
|
33 |
NA-33, Upper Dir |
Maulana Asadullah |
|
34 |
NA-34, Lower Dir |
Ahmad Ghafoor |
|
35 |
NA-35, Malakand |
Muhammad Inayatur Rahman |
General Seats - Federally Administered Tribal Areas – FATA
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
36 |
NA-36, Tribal Area-I |
Maulana Ghulam Muhammad Sadiq |
|
37 |
NA-37, Tribal Area-II |
Sayed Javed Hussain, Dr. |
|
38 |
NA-38, Tribal Area-III |
Munir Khan Orakzai |
|
39 |
NA-39, Tribal Area-IV |
G. G. Jamal, Dr. |
|
40 |
NA-40, Tribal Area-V |
Maulana Syed Naik Mohammad |
|
41 |
NA-41, Tribal Area-VI |
Maulana Abdul Malik |
|
42 |
NA-42, Tribal Area-VII |
Maulana Merajudin |
|
43 |
NA-43, Tribal Area-VIII |
Maulvi Muhammad Sadiq |
|
44 |
NA-44, Tribal Area-IX |
Sahibzada Haroon-u-Rashid |
|
45 |
NA-45, Tribal Area-X |
Noor-ul-Haq Qadri |
|
46 |
NA-46, Tribal Area-XI |
Maulana Haji Khalil-ur-Rehman |
|
47 |
NA-47, Tribal Area-XII |
Naseem Afridi, Dr. |
General Seats - Federal Capital, Islamabad
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
48 |
NA-48, Islamabad-I |
Mian Mohammad Aslam |
|
49 |
NA-49, Islamabad-11 |
Syed Nayyer Hussain Bokhari |
General Seats – Punjab
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
50 |
NA-50, Rawalpindi-I |
Ghulam Murtaza Satti |
|
51 |
NA-51, Rawalpindi-Il |
Raja Pervez Ashraf |
|
52 |
NA-52, Rawalpindi-III |
Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan |
|
53 |
NA-53, Rawalpindi-IV |
Ghulam Sarwar Khan |
|
54 |
NA-54, Rawalpindi-V |
Zamurd Khan |
|
55 |
NA-55, Rawalpindi-VI |
Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad |
|
56 |
NA-56, Rawalpindi-VII |
Muhammad Hanif Abbasi |
|
57 |
NA-57, Attock-I |
Malik Amin Aslam Khan |
|
58 |
NA-58, Attock-II |
Malik Allah Yar Khan |
|
59 |
NA-59, Attock-III |
Eman Wasim |
|
60 |
NA-60, Chakwal-I |
Tahir lqbal Maj. (R) |
|
61 |
NA-61, Chakwal-II |
Muhammad Faez Tamman |
|
62 |
NA-62, Jhelum-I |
Chaudhry Shahbaz Hussain |
|
63 |
NA-63, Jhelum-II |
Raja Muhammad Asad Khan |
|
64 |
NA-64, Sargodha-l |
Inam ul Haq Piracha |
|
65 |
NA-65, Sargodha-II |
Chaudhry Ghias Ahmed Mela |
|
66 |
NA-66, Sargodha-III |
Tasneem Ahmed Qureshi |
|
67 |
NA-67, Sargodha-IV |
Chaudry Anwar Ali Cheema |
|
68 |
NA-68, Sargodha-V |
Mazhar Ahmed Qureshi |
|
69 |
NA-69, Khushab-I |
Sumaira Malik |
|
70 |
NA-70, Khushab-II |
Malik Muhammad Saifullah Tiwana |
|
71 |
NA-71, Mianwali-I |
Imran Khan |
|
72 |
NA-72, Mianwali-Il |
Sher Afgan Khan Niazi, Dr. |
|
73 |
NA-73, Bhakkar-I |
Muhammad Sanaullah Khan Masti Khail |
|
74 |
NA-74, Bhakkar-II |
Rashid Akbar Khan |
|
75 |
NA-75, Faisalabad-I |
Ghulam Rasool Sahi, Lt. Col.(R) |
|
76 |
NA-76, Faisalabad-II |
Mohammad Wasi Zafar |
|
77 |
NA-77, Faisalabad-III |
Chaudhry Muhammad Asim Nazir |
|
78 |
NA-78, Faisalabad-IV |
Rajab Ali Khan |
|
79 |
NA-79, Faisalabad-V |
Chaudhry Safdar Shakir |
|
80 |
NA-80, Faisalabad-VI |
Rana Asif Tauseef |
|
81 |
NA-81, Faisalabad-VII |
Nisar Ahmed, Dr. |
|
82 |
NA-82, Faisalabad-VIII |
Sahibzada Haji Muhammad Fazal Karim |
|
83 |
NA-83, Faisalabad-IX |
Mushtaq Ali Cheema |
|
84 |
NA-84, Faisalabad-X |
Chaudhry Abid Sher Ali |
|
85 |
NA-85, Faisalabad-XI |
Raja Nadir Pervaiz Khan |
|
86 |
NA-86, Jhang-I |
Muhammad Tahir Shah |
|
87 |
NA-87, Jhang-II |
Ghulam Bibi |
|
88 |
NA-88, Jhang-III |
Makhdoom Syed Faisal Saleh Hayat |
|
89 |
NA-89, Jhang-IV |
Vacant |
|
90 |
NA-90, Jhang-V |
Saima Akhtar Bharwana |
|
91 |
NA-91, Jhang-VI |
Sahibzada Mehboob Sultan |
|
92 |
NA-92, T.T. Singh-I |
Amjad Ali Warraich |
|
93 |
NA-93, T.T.Singh-II |
Mian Muhammad Farhan Latif |
|
94 |
NA-94, TTSingh-III |
Riaz Fatyana |
|
95 |
NA-95, Gujranwala-I |
Chaudhry Imran Ullah |
|
96 |
NA-96, Gujranwala-II |
Qazi Hameed ullah Khan |
|
97 |
NA-97, Gujranwala-III |
Shahid Akram Bhinder |
|
98 |
NA-98, Gujranwala-IV |
Imtiaz Safdar Waraich |
|
99 |
NA-99, Gujranwala-V |
Rana Omar Nazir Ahmed |
|
100 |
NA-100, Gujranwala-VI |
Chaudhry Bilal Ijaz |
|
101 |
NA-101, Gujranwala-VII |
Hamid Nasir Chattha |
|
102 |
NA-102, Hafizabad-l |
Chaudhry Mehdi Hassan Bhatti |
|
103 |
NA-103, Hafizabad-II |
Chaudhry Liaqat Abass Bhatti |
|
104 |
NA-104, Gujrat-I |
Chaudhry Wajahat Hussain |
|
105 |
NA-105, Gujrat-I |
Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain |
|
106 |
NA-106, Gujrat-III |
Qamar Zaman Kaira |
|
107 |
NA-107, Gujrat-IV |
Rehman Naseer Chaudhry |
|
108 |
NA-108, M.B.Din-I |
Ijaz Ahmad Chaudhry |
|
109 |
NA-109, M.B.Din-II |
Zulfiqar Ali Gondal |
|
110 |
NA-110, Sialkot-I |
Khawaja M. Asif |
|
111 |
NA-111, Sialkot-11 |
Chaudhry Amir Hussain Speaker, National Assembly |
|
112 |
NA-112, Sialkot-III |
Umer Ahmed Ghuman |
|
113 |
NA-113, Sialkot-IV |
Ali Asjad Malhi |
|
114 |
NA-114, Sialkot-V |
Zahid Hamid Khan |
|
115 |
NA-115, Narowal-I |
Mohammad Nasir Khan |
|
116 |
NA-116, Norowal-II |
Danial Aziz Chaudhry |
|
117 |
NA-117, Norowal-III |
Riffat Javaid Kahlon |
|
118 |
NA-118, Lahore-I |
Hafiz Salman Butt |
|
119 |
NA-119, Lahore-II |
Khawaja Saad Rafique |
|
120 |
NA-120, Lahore-III |
Mohammad Pervaiz Malik |
|
121 |
NA-121, Lahore-IV |
Farid Ahmad Piracha, Dr. |
|
122 |
NA-122, Lahore-V |
Sardar Ayaz Sadiq |
|
123 |
NA-123, Lahore-VI |
Makhdoom Javed Hashmi |
|
124 |
NA-124, Lahore-VII |
Aitzaz Ahsan |
|
125 |
NA-125, Lahore-VIII |
Humayun Akhtar Khan |
|
126 |
NA-126, Lahore-IX |
Liagat Bloch |
|
127 |
NA-127, Lahore-X |
Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri, Dr. |
|
128 |
NA-128, Lahore-XI |
Malik Zaheer Abbas Khokhar |
|
129 |
NA-129, Lahore-XII |
Habibullah Warraich, Major(R) |
|
130 |
NA-130, Lahore-XIlI |
Samina Khalid Ghurki |
|
131 |
NA-131, Sheikhupura-I |
Zulfiqar Ahmad Dhillon, Brig. (R) |
|
132 |
NA-132, Sheikhupura-II |
Sahibzada Mian Jalil Ahmed Sharaqpuri |
|
133 |
NA-133, Sheikhupura-III |
Chaudhry Saeed Virk |
|
134 |
NA-134, Sheikhupura-IV |
Khurram Munawar Manj |
|
135 |
NA-135, Sheikhupura-V |
Mian Shamim Haider |
|
136 |
NA-136, Sheikhupura-VI |
Bilal Ahmed Virk |
|
137 |
NA-137, Sheikhupura-VII |
Rai Mansab Ali Khan |
|
138 |
NA-138, Kasur-I |
Sardar Tufail Ahmad Khan |
|
139 |
NA-139, Kasur-II |
Chaudhry Manzoor Ahmed |
|
140 |
NA-140, Kasur-Ill |
Mian Khursheed Mahmud Kasuri |
|
141 |
NA-141, Kasur-IV |
Sardar Muhammad Asif Nakai |
|
142 |
NA-142, Kasur-V |
Sardar Talib Hassan Nakai |
|
123 |
NA-143, Okara-l |
Rai M. Aslam Kharal |
|
144 |
NA-144, Okara-I I |
Rao Sikandar lqbal |
|
145 |
NA-145, Okara-III |
Syed Gulzar Sabtain |
|
146 |
NA-146, Okara-IV |
Rao Muhammad Ajmal Khan |
|
147 |
NA-147, Okara-V |
Rubina Shaheen Wattoo |
|
148 |
NA-148, Multan-I |
Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Hussain Qureshi |
|
149 |
NA-149, Multan-II |
Malik Liaquat Ali Dogar |
|
150 |
NA-150, Multan-III |
Rana Mahmood-ul-Hassan |
|
151 |
NA-151, Multan-IV |
Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan |
|
152 |
NA-152, Multan-V |
Makhdoomzada Syed Asad Murtaza Gillani |
|
153 |
NA-153, Multan-VI |
Makhdoom Diwan Syed Jaffar Hussain Bukhari |
|
154 |
NA-154, Lodhran-I |
Nawab Aman Ullah Khan |
|
155 |
NA-155, Lodhran-II |
Mohammad Akhtar Khan Kanju |
|
156 |
NA-156, Khanewal-I |
Muhammad Raza Hayat Harraj |
|
157 |
NA-157, Khanewal-II |
Hamid Yar Hiraj |
|
158 |
NA-158, Khanewal-III |
Pir M. Aslam Bodla |
|
159 |
NA-159, Khanewal-IV |
Malik Ghulam Murtaza Maitla |
|
160 |
NA-160, Sahiwal-I |
Chaudhry Nouraiz Shakoor Khan |
|
161 |
NA-161, Sahiwal-II |
Rana Tariq Javed |
|
162 |
NA-162, Sahiwal-Ill |
Rai Azizullah khan |
|
163 |
NA-163, Sahiwal-IV |
Saeed Ahmad Chaudhary |
|
164 |
NA-164, Pakpattan-I |
Pir Mohammad Shah Khagga |
|
165 |
NA-165, Pakpattan-II |
Ahmad Raza Maneka |
|
166 |
NA-166, Pakpattan-I I I |
Junaid Mumtaz Joya, Dr. |
|
167 |
NA-167, Vehari-I |
Chaudhry Nazir Ahmed Jatt |
|
168 |
NA-168, Vehari-II |
Ishaq Khan Khakwani |
|
169 |
NA-169, Vehari-III |
Aftab Ahmed Khan Khichi |
|
170 |
NA-170, Vehari-IV |
Azhar Ahmed Khan Yousaf Zai |
|
171 |
NA-171, D.G.Khan-l |
Khawaja Sheraz Mehmood |
|
172 |
NA-172, D.G.Khan-II |
Sardar Farooq Ahmad Khan Leghari |
|
173 |
NA-173, D.G.Khan-III |
Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari |
|
174 |
NA-174, Rajanpur-I |
Sardar Muhammad Jaffar Khan Leghari |
|
175 |
NA-175, Rajanpur-II |
Sardar Nasrullah Khan Dareshak |
|
176 |
NA-176, Muzaffargarh-I |
Khalida Mohsin Qureshi |
|
177 |
NA-177, Muzaffargarh-II |
Hina Rabbani Khar |
|
178 |
NA-178, Muzaffargarh-III |
Muhammad Shahid Jamil Qureshi, Engr. |
|
179 |
NA-179, Muzaffargarh-IV |
Makhdoomzada Basit Bukhari |
|
180 |
NA-180, Muzaffargarh-V |
Abdul Qayyum Khan Jatoi |
|
181 |
NA-181, Layyah-I |
Sardar Bahadur Ahmed Khan |
|
182 |
NA-182, Layyah-II |
Malik Niaz Ahmad Jakhar |
|
183 |
NA-183, Bahawalpur-l |
Syed Ali Hassan Gillani |
|
184 |
NA-184, Bahawalpur-II |
Sardar Malik Aamir Yar Waran |
|
185 |
NA-185, Bahawalpur-III |
Muhammad Farooq Azam Malik |
|
186 |
NA-186, Bahawalpur-IV |
Mian Riaz Hussain Pirzada |
|
187 |
NA-187, Bahawalpur-V |
Syed Tasneem Nawaz |
|
188 |
NA-188, Bahawalnagar-I |
Syed Mohammad Asghar Shah |
|
189 |
NA-189, Bahawalnagar-II |
Mumtaz Ahmed Matiyana |
|
190 |
NA-190, Bahawalnagar-III |
Abdul Sattar Laleka |
|
191 |
NA-191, Bahawalnagar-IV |
Muhammad Ijaz-ul-Haq |
|
192 |
NA-192, R.YKhan-I |
Makhdoom Syed Ahmad Alam Anwar |
|
193 |
NA-193, R.YKhan-II |
Tanveer Hussain Syed |
|
194 |
NA-194, R.YKhan-III |
Makhdum Khusro Bakhtyar |
|
195 |
NA-195, R.YKhan-IV |
Jahangir Khan Tareen |
|
196 |
NA-196, R.YKhan-V |
Chaudhry Zafar Ali Igbal Waraich |
|
197 |
NA-197, R.YKhan-VI |
Rais Munir Ahmed |
General Seats – Sindh
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
198 |
NA-198, Sukkur-I |
Syed Khurshid Ahmed Shah |
|
199 |
NA-199, Sukkur-II |
Abdul Mujeeb Pirzada |
|
200 |
NA-200, Ghotki-I |
Sardar Khalid Ahmed Khan Lund |
|
201 |
NA-201, Ghotki-II |
Ali Nawaz Khan Mahar |
|
202 |
NA-202, Shikarpur-I |
Muhammad Ibrahim Jatoi |
|
203 |
NA-203, Shikarpur-II |
Ghous Bux Khan Mahar |
|
204 |
NA-204, Larkana-I |
Mohammad Anwar Bhutto |
|
205 |
NA-205, Larkana-II |
Hizbullah Bughio |
|
206 |
NA-206, Larkana-III |
Khalid Igbal Memon |
|
207 |
NA-207, Larkana-IV |
Shahid Hussain Bhutto |
|
208 |
NA-208, Jacobabad-I |
Meer Aijaz Khan Jakhrani |
|
209 |
NA-209, Jacobabad-II |
Mir Hazar Khan Bijrani |
|
210 |
NA-210, Jacobabad-III |
Sardar Saleem Jan Mazari |
|
211 |
NA-211, Naushero Feroze-I |
Abdul Ghaffar Khan Jatoi, Dr. |
|
212 |
NA-212, Naushero Feroze-II |
Syed Zafar Ali Shah |
|
213 |
NA-213, Nawabshah-I |
Azra Fazal Pechuho, Dr. |
|
214 |
NA-214, Nawabshah-II |
Syed Ghulam Mustafa Shah |
|
215 |
NA-215, Khairpur-I |
Manzoor Hussain Wasan |
|
216 |
NA-216, Khairpur-II |
Syed Javaid Ali Shah |
|
217 |
NA-217, Khairpur-III |
Pir Syed Fazal Ali Shah Jillani |
|
218 |
NA-218, Hyderabad-I |
Makhdoom Muhammad Amin Fahim |
|
219 |
NA-219, Hyderabad-II |
Khalid Wahab, Prof. |
|
220 |
NA-220, Hyderabad-III |
Sahibzada Abul Khair Mohammad Zubair |
|
221 |
NA-221, Hyderabad-IV |
Amir Ali Shah Jamot |
|
222 |
NA-222, Hyderabad-V |
Syed Naveed Qamar |
|
223 |
NA-223, Hyderabad-VI |
Shamshad Sattar |
|
224 |
NA-224, Badin-I |
Ghulam Ali Nizamani |
|
225 |
NA-225, Badin-II |
Fehmida Mirza, Dr. |
|
226 |
NA-226, Mirpurkhas-I |
Pir Aftab Hussain Gillani |
|
227 |
NA-227, Mirpurkhas-II |
Syed Qurban Ali Shah |
|
228 |
NA-228, Mirpurkhas-III |
Nawab Yousaf Talpur |
|
229 |
NA-229, Tharparkar-I |
Arbab Zakaullah |
|
230 |
NA-230, Tharparkar-II |
Ghulam Haider, Dr. |
|
231 |
NA-231, Dadu-I |
Nawab Abdul Ghani Talpur |
|
232 |
NA-232, Dadu-II |
Rafiq Ahmed Jamali |
|
233 |
NA-233, Dadu-III |
Liaqat Ali Jatoi |
|
234 |
NA-234, Sanghar-I |
Haji Khuda Buksh Nizamani |
|
235 |
NA-235, Sanghar-II |
Kazi Abdul Qudoos Rajar |
|
236 |
NA-236, Sanghar-III |
Muhammad Khan Junejo |
|
237 |
NA-237, Thatta-I |
Syed Ayaz Ali Shah Sherazi |
|
238 |
NA-238, Thatta-II |
Muhammad Ali Malkani |
|
239 |
NA-239, Karachi-I |
Hakim Qari Gul Rahman |
|
240 |
NA-240, Karachi-II |
Sarkarudin Advocate |
|
241 |
NA-241, Karachi-III |
Muhammad Laeeque Khan |
|
242 |
NA-242, Karachi-IV |
Abdul Kadir Khanzada, Dr. |
|
243 |
NA-243, Karachi-V |
Sultan Ahmed Khan |
|
244 |
NA-244, Karachi-VI |
Syed Haider Abbas Rizvi |
|
245 |
NA-245, Karachi-VII |
Kunwar Khalid Yunus |
|
246 |
NA-246, Karachi-VIII |
Haji Azizullah Brohi |
|
247 |
NA-247, Karachi-IX |
Israr-ul-Ebad Khan |
|
248 |
NA-248, Karachi-X |
Nabil Ahmed Gabol |
|
249 |
NA-249, Karachi-XI |
Aamer Liaquat Hussain, Dr. |
|
250 |
NA-250, Karachi-XII |
Abdus Sattar Afghani |
|
251 |
NA-251, Karachi-XIII |
Syed Safwanullah |
|
252 |
NA-252, Karachi-XIV |
Muhammed Husain Mehanti |
|
253 |
NA-253, Karachi-XV |
Asadullah Bhutto |
|
254 |
NA-254, Karachi-XVI |
Nawab Mirza, Advocate |
|
255 |
NA-255, Karachi-XVII |
Muhammad Farooq Sattar |
|
256 |
NA-256, Karachi-XVIII |
Igbal M. Ali Khan |
|
257 |
NA-257, Karachi-XIX |
Muhammad Shamim Siddiqui |
|
258 |
NA-258, Karachi-XX |
Sher Muhammad Baloch |
General Seats - Balochistan
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
259 |
NA-259, Quetta |
Molvi Noor Muhammad |
|
260 |
NA-260,Quetta-cum Chagai-cum-Mastung |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
|
261 |
NA-261, Pishin-cum-Ziarat |
Haji Gul Muhammad Dummar |
|
262 |
NA-262, Killa Abdullah |
Mahmood Khan Achakzai |
|
263 |
NA-263, Loralai |
Sardar Muhammad Yaqoob Khan Nasir |
|
264 |
NA-264,Zhob-cum-KiIIa-Sherani Sa |
Maulana Mohammad Khan Sherani |
|
265 |
NA-265,Sibi-cum- Kolhu-cum-Dera Bugti |
Mir G. Haider Bugti |
|
266 |
NA-266, Nasirabad |
Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali Prime Minister of Pakistan |
|
267 |
NA-267, Kachhi |
Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind |
|
268 |
NA-268,Kalat-cum-Mastung Haidri |
Maulana Abdul Ghafoor Haidery |
|
269 |
NA-269, Khuzdar |
Abdul Rauf Mengal |
|
270 |
NA-270,Awaran-cum- Lasbella |
Alsyed Abdul Qadir Algillani |
|
271 |
NA-271,Kharan-cum- Panjgur |
Molvi Rehmatullah |
|
272 |
NA-272,Kech-cum- Gwadar |
Zobaida Jalal |
Reserved Seats for Women – Punjab
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
273 |
NA-273, Women Punjab-I |
Mehnaz Raffi |
|
274 |
NA-274, Women Punjab-II |
Hajra Tariq Aziz, Dr. |
|
275 |
NA-275, Women Punjab-III |
Tanzeela Amir Cheema |
|
276 |
NA-276, Women Punjab-IV |
Donya Aziz, Dr. |
|
277 |
NA-277, Women Punjab-V |
Kashmala Tariq |
|
278 |
NA-278, Women Punjab-VI |
Saira Tariq, Dr. |
|
279 |
NA-279, Women Punjab-VII |
Riffat Amjad |
|
280 |
NA-280, Women Punjab-VIII |
Attiya Inayatullah, Dr. |
|
281 |
NA-281, Women Punjab-IX |
Bushra Rahman |
|
282 |
NA-282, Women Punjab-X |
Farzeen Ahmed Sarfaraz |
|
283 |
NA-283, Women Punjab-XI |
Shahzadi Umer Zadi Tiwana |
|
284 |
NA-284, Women Punjab-XII |
Rahila Yahya Munawar |
|
285 |
NA-285, Women Punjab-XIII |
Aasiya Azeem |
|
286 |
NA-286, Women Punjab-XIV |
Firdous Ashiq Awan, Dr. |
|
287 |
NA-287, Women Punjab-XV |
Tehmina Dasti |
|
288 |
NA-288, Women Punjab-XVI |
Onaza Ehsan |
|
289 |
NA-289, Women Punjab-XVII |
Bushra Anwar Sipra |
|
290 |
NA-290, Women Punjab-XVIII |
Rozina Tufail, Dr. |
|
291 |
NA-291, Women Punjab-XIX |
Tahira Asif |
|
292 |
NA-292, Women Punjab-XX |
Naheed Khan |
|
293 |
NA-293, Women Punjab-XXI |
Belum Hasnain |
|
294 |
NA-294, Women Punjab-XXII |
Shakila Khanam Rashid |
|
295 |
NA-295, Women Punjab-XXIII |
Fauzia Habib |
|
296 |
NA-296, Women Punjab-XXIV |
Mehreen Anwar Raja |
|
297 |
NA-297, Women Punjab-XXV |
Yasmeen Rehman |
|
298 |
NA-298, Women Punjab-XXVI |
Shahnaz Sheikh |
|
299 |
NA-299, Women Punjab-XXVII |
Rukhsana Bangash |
|
300 |
NA-300, Women Punjab-XXVIII |
Naseem Akhtar |
|
301 |
NA-301, Women Punjab-XXIX |
Samia Raheel Qazi |
|
302 |
NA-302, Women Punjab-XXX |
Maimoona Hashmi |
|
303 |
NA-303, Women Punjab-XXXI |
Ishrat Ashraf |
|
304 |
NA-304, Women Punjab-XXXII |
Tahmina Daultana |
|
305 |
NA-305, Women Punjab-XXXIII |
Rehana Aleem Mashhadi |
|
306 |
NA-306, Women Punjab-XXXIV |
Meena Ehsan Laghari |
|
307 |
NA-307, Women Punjab-XXXV |
Ayla Malik |
Reserved Seats for Women – Sindh
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
308 |
NA-308, Women Sindh-I |
Fiza Junejo |
|
309 |
NA-309, Women Sindh-II |
Sherry Rehman |
|
310 |
NA-310, Women Sindh-III |
Rukia Khanam Soomro |
|
311 |
NA-311, Women Sindh-IV |
Fauzia Wahab |
|
312 |
NA-312, Women Sindh-V |
Rubina Saadat Qaimkhani |
|
313 |
NA-313, Women Sindh-VI |
Nafisa Munawar Raja |
|
314 |
NA-314, Women Sindh-VII |
Shagufta Jumani |
|
315 |
NA-315, Women Sindh-VIII |
Farida Ahmad Siddiqui |
|
316 |
NA-316, Women Sindh-IX |
Kaniz Aisha Munawar |
|
317 |
NA-317, Women Sindh-X |
Shamim Akhtar |
|
318 |
NA-318, Women, Sindh-XI |
Afsar Begum |
|
319 |
NA-319, Women Sindh-XII |
Shabina Talat |
|
320 |
NA-320, Women Sindh-XIIl |
Gul-e-Farkhanda |
|
321 |
NA-321, Women Sindh-XIV |
Khurshid Afghan |
Reserved Seats for Women – NWFP
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
322 |
NA-322, Women NWFP-l |
Zeb Gohar Ayub |
|
323 |
NA-323, Women NWFP-II |
Sayyeda Farhana Khalid Banoori |
|
324 |
NA-324, Women NWFP-III |
Razia Aziz |
|
325 |
NA-325, Women NWFP-IV |
Nayyer Sultana |
|
326 |
NA-326, Women NWFP-V |
Jamila Ahmad |
|
327 |
NA-327, Women NWFP-VI |
Ambareen Naeem |
|
328 |
NA-328, Women NWFP-VII |
Inayat Begum |
|
329 |
NA-329, Women NWFP-VIII |
Shahida Akhtar |
Reserved Seats for Women – Balochistan
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
330 |
NA-330, Women Balochistan-I |
Noor Jahan Panezai, Dr. |
|
331 |
NA-331, Women Balochistan-II |
Bilgees Saif |
|
332 |
NA-332, Women Balochistan-Ill |
Imrana Khawar |
Reserved Seats for Non Muslims
|
S. No. |
Constituency |
Name |
|
333 |
NA-333, Non Muslim-I |
Akram Masih Gill |
|
334 |
NA-334, Non Muslim-II |
Chaudhry Haroon Qaiser |
|
335 |
NA-335, Non Muslim-Ill |
Gyan Singh, Engr. |
|
336 |
NA-336, Non Muslim-IV |
M.P Bhandara |
|
337 |
NA-337, Non Muslim-V |
Mushtaq Victor, Prof. |
|
338 |
NA-338, Non Muslim-VI |
Ramesh Lal |
|
339 |
NA-339, Non Muslim-VII |
Pervez Masih |
|
340 |
NA-340, Non Muslim-VIII |
Asiya Nasir |
|
341 |
NA-341, Non Muslim-IX |
Krishan Bheel |
|
342 |
NA-342, Non Muslim-X |
Dev Das |
Profile of the 12th National Assembly of Pakistan
Unless specifically mentioned otherwise, the Profile of the 12th National Assembly of Pakistan has been prepared on the basis of the information collected from MNAs by PILDAT through Data Forms which were received by December 4, 2003. The total data forms received were 283 out of a total strength of 342 MNAs.
National Legislature of Pakistan: 1947 - 2003
1ST LEGISLATURE
Period
August
10, 1947 to October 24, 1954
Presiding Officer
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, President (August 11, 1947 to September
11, 1948)
Moulvi Tamizuddin Khan, President (December 14, 1948
to October 24, 1954)
Constituent Assembly dissolved by the Governor General on charges of
inability to frame a constitution for the country
2nd LEGISLATURE
Period
May 28,
1955 to October 7, 1958
Presiding Officer
Mr. Abdul
Wahab Khan, Speaker (August 12, 1955 to October 7, 1958)
Constituent Assembly dissolved upon imposition of Martial Law by the
President of Pakistan
3rd LEGISLATURE
Period
June 8,
1962 to June 12, 1965
Presiding Officer
Moulvi
Tamizuddin Khan, Speaker (June 11, 1962 to August 19, 1963)
Chaudhry A.K.M.Fazulul Quader, Speaker (November 29, 1963 to June 12, 1965)
Assembly dissolved by the President for holding new election
4th LEGISLATURE
Period
June 12,
1965 to March 25, 1969
Presiding Officer
Mr. Abdul
Jabbar Khan, Speaker (June 12, 1965 to March 25, 1969)
The National Assembly dissolved upon imposition of Martial Law by the
Commander-in-Chief of the Army
5th LEGISLATURE
Period
April 14,
1972 to January 10, 1977
Presiding Officer
Mr.
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, President (April 14, 1972 to April 12, 1973)
Mr. Fazal Elahi Chaudhry, Speaker (August 15,1972 to August 7, 1973)
Sahibzada Farooq Ali, Speaker (August 9, 1973 to March
27, 1977)
The National Assembly dissolved at the advice of the Prime Minister for
holding new election
6th LEGISLATURE
Period
March 26,
1977 to July 5, 1977
Presiding Officer
Malik
Miraj Khalid, Speaker (March 27, 1977 to July 5, 1977)
The National Assembly dissolved upon imposition of Martial Law by the Chief
of Army Staff.
7th LEGISLATURE
Period
March 20,
1985 to May 29, 1988
Presiding Officer.
Syed
Fakhar Imam, Speaker (March 22, 1985 to May 26, 1986)
Mr. Hamid Nasir Chattha, Speaker (May 31, 1986 to December 3, 1988)
The National Assembly dissolved by the President of Pakistan on Charges of
corruption.
8th LEGISLATURE
Period
November
30, 1988 to August 6, 1990
Presiding Officer.
Malik
Miraj Khalid, Speaker
(December 3, 1988 to November 4, 1990)
The National Assembly dissolved by the President of Pakistan on Charges of
corruption
9th LEGISLATURE
Period
November
3, 1990 to July 17, 1993
Presiding Officer
Mr. Gohar
Ayub Khan, Speaker (November 4, 1990 to October 17, 1993)
The National Assembly dissolved by the President on charges of corruption,
restored by the Supreme Court and finally dissolved for holding fresh
election.
10th LEGISLATURE
Period
October
15, 1993 to November 5, 1996
Presiding Officer
Syed
Yousaf Raza Gillani, Speaker (October 17, 1993 to February 16, 1997)
The National Assembly dissolved by the President of Pakistan on charges of
corruption.
11th LEGISLATURE
Period
February
15, 1997 to October 12, 1999
Presiding Officer
Mr.
Illahi Bukhsh Soomro, Speaker (February 15, 1997 to August 20, 2001)
The National Assembly suspended upon take-over of the Government By the
Chief of Army Staff.
12th LEGISLATURE
Period
November
16, 2002 to date
Presiding Officer
Chaudhry
Amir Hussain, Speaker (November 19, 2002 to date)
Chronology of elections in Pakistan 1970 to 1997
Compiled and consolidated by Momin Bullo
1969
July 28: Justice Abdul Satter appointed as Chief Election Commissioner.
August 27: Preparation of voters lists announced.
November 1: Mujeebur Rehman protests against publication of voters lists in Urdu. Bhutto demands that voters lists should be published in Sindhi as well.
1970
January 1: Political activities allowed.
March 28: October 25 and October 22 set as dates for NA and PA elections respectively.
March 29: Legal Framework Order, containing the constitutional and electoral framework, is issued.
April 1: One-unit dissolution orders issued. Way 1: Draft delimitation of West Pakistan issued.
August 15: Elections shifted to December 7 and 17, due to floods in East Pakistan.
December 7: First ever NA polls held. Awami league sweeps the polls in eastern wing but fails to secure even a single seat from West Pakistan. PPP emerges as the largest political party in Pakistan.
December 17: PA polls held.
1971
January 3: Mujeeb demands constitution on six-point basis.
January 12: Mujeeb and Yahya Khan hold talks in Dhaka. Yahya asks Mujeeb to amend his six-point proposal.
January 17: By-elections held in Pakistan.
January 27: Mujeeb and Bhutto hold talks on constitutional and political issues.
January 30: Air India plane hijacked by two Kashmiris, who demand release of comrades from Indian custody.
February 2: Commandeered plane blown up by hijackers.
February 4: India bans Pakistani overflights. February 6: Pakistan refuses to hand over hijackers to India.
February 13: Yahya Khan calls National Assembly session on March 3 in Dhaka.
February 15: Bhutto refuses to attend NA session in Dhaka.
March 1: NA session postponed by Yahya Khanve move criticised by Mujeeb.
March 2: Curfew imposed in Dhaka.
March 3: Yahya Khan invites 12 leaders of elected assembly to resolve issues. Regarding future political and constitutional setup. Mujeeb rejects invitation.
March 4: Leaders of various parties demand immediate calling of NA session.
March 5: Army withdrawn from East Pakistan.
March 6: Yahya Khan calls NA session on March 25.
March 14: Bhutto demands his share in power.
March 22: NA session called off.
March 26: Mujeeb declares independence of Bangladesh. Yahya Khan bans political activities and outlaws Awami League.
March 27: Mujeeb arrested from his house in Dhaka.
November 22: India attacks East Pakistan.
December 3: India attacks West Pakistan.
December 5, 6: USSR twice vetoes US peace call in UN Security Council.
December 7: Yahya Khan appoints Nurul Amin as PM and Bhutto as Deputy PM and FM.
December 8: Ceasefire called by UN general assembly.
December 14: USSR again vetoes peace call.
December 15: Bhutto walks out from UN Security Council.
December 16: Dhaka falls.
December 17: India recognises Bangladesh.
December 23: Yahya Khan quits and Bhutto sworn in as chief martial law administrator.
December 27: Bhutto holds talks with Mujeeb regarding the latter's safe passage to Dhaka.
1972
January 1: Bhutto announces his intentions to free Mujeeb unconditionally.
January 8: Mujeeb flies to London and onwards to Dhaka where he assumes office as president of Bangladesh.
April 14: First session of NA held.
April 17: NA passes interim constitution to be implemented by April 21, and appoints constitutional committee; comprising 25 NA members under the chairmanship of Mahmood Ali Kasuri to draft a permanent constitution.
April 21: Interim constitution comes into effect and martial law ends. Bhutto takes oath as president of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan under the new constitution.
May 2: PA session held for the first time after the elections.
December 31: Constitution cogw74tee's report presented in NA
1973
April 10: NA passes the constitution.
August 14: Constitution comes into effect. Chaudary Fazal Elahi sworn in as president and Bhutto as prime minister.
1977
January 2: Chief Election Commissioner Justice Sajjad Ahmad Jan announces final list of constituencies, numbering 200 for national and 460 for provincial assemblies
January 7: March 7 and March 10 set as dates for NA and PA elections respectively.
January 10: President Chaudhry Fazal Elahi dissolves NA on the recommendation of prime minister Z. A. Bhutto.
January 17: Election Commission allots symbols to political parties. PPP gets Arrow and PNA, Plough.
January 19 Filing of nomination papers starts.
January 21: PPP wins 17 NA seats unopposed, including Z.A. Bhutto's constituency- ,
January 22: PPP wins 40 PA seats unopposed in 3 provinces.
March 7: NA elections held. PPP sweeps the polls. PNA the main opposition group, refuses to accept the results and demands removal of CEC, PM and fresh NA elections. Calls for boycott of the provincial elections.
March 10: Elections for PA held. Low turnout observed.
March 12: Bhutto invites PNA leaders for talks.
March 28: Bhutto becomes PM for a second term but only PPP members attend inaugural session.
April 11: PNA calls for civil disobedience movement.
April 15: Bhutto offers fresh elections for PA and for the NA if PNA wins majority in provincial polls.
May 5: PNA issues 32-point demands charter: Also demands Bhutto's dismissal.
May 13: Bhutto offers to hold referendum regarding his removal from the office.
June 15: PPP, PNA agree on power sharing formula, PNA movement suspended.
July 4: Agreement reached between PPP and PNA, although some minor points remain unresolved. Bhutto informs his cabinet and General Zia of decision to break deadlock.
July 5: Army imposes martial law, taking political leaders including Z.A. Bhutto into custody.
1985
January 12: Zia announces non-party elections. MAD announces boycott.
February 25: NA elections held.
February 28: Elections for PA held.
March 23: Newly elected parliament holds first session.
March 24: Junejo secures vote of confidence.
December 30: Martial Law ends, amended constitution revived after nearly nine years.
1988
May 29: Zia dismisses NA and Junejo's government on charges of corruption, inefficiency and mismanagement.
July 21: Zia announces elections on non-party basis; NA polls on November 16, PA polls on November 19.
August 17: Zia dies in air crash.
September 28: Lahore High Court terms dissolution of NA and PA illegal but rules in favour of fresh elections.
October 2: Supreme Court gives verdict in favour of party-based elections. The same day, the SC upholds LHC verdict of September 28.
October 6: Eight political parties form Islami Jamhoori Ittehad (IJI).
October 10: Jamat-e-Islami joins IJI, making it a nine-party alliance along the lines of the Pakistan National Alliance of 1977.
November 16: NA polls on party basis held after 11 years. Hung parliament results as no party wins a clear majority.
November 19: PA polls held. PPP gets majority in Sindh, IJI in the Punjab.
November 30: NA holds its first session.
December 1: Ghulam Ishaq Khan nominates Benazir Bhutto as prime minister.
December 12: Ghulam Ishaq Khan elected as President. Benazir wins vote of confidence.
1990
August 6: Ghulam Ishaq Khan dismisses Benazir Bhutto's government, dissolves the NA and PA on charges of corruption and mismanagement. Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi is appointed caretaker PM. NA and PA elections announced for October 24 and 27 respectively.
August 27: IJI announces it will contest elections as a single party.
August 31: PPP-led People's Democratic Alliance formed.
October 24: Elections for NA held. IJI sweeps the polls with a two-thirds majority.
October 27: Polls for PA held. IJI sweeps polls in the Punjab and emerges as the single largest party in the NWFP. PPP bags a bare majority in Sindh.
November 3: First session of NA held.
November 6: Nawaz Sharif elected PM.
1993
March 18: Former PM and sitting PML president Mohammad Khan Junejo passes away.
March 27: Nawaz Sharif nominated as PML president. Hamid Nasir Chattha, Ejazul Haq and Anwar Saifullah resign from the federal cabinet in protest against Sharif's nomination.
April 17: Nawaz Sharif publicly accuses President Ghulam Ishaq Khan of conspiring against his government. PML formally splits into two, the Nawaz and Junejo factions.
April 18: President Ghulam Ishaq Khan dismisses Nawaz Sharif government and his cabinet. Mir Balakh Sher Mazari appointed as caretaker PM.
April 20: Rebellion against the IJI government in the Punjab. Speaker Manzoor Ahmad Wattoo elected leader of the house in the PA.
April 25: Punjab CM Ghulam Hyder Wyne ousted through a vote of no confidence. Manzoor Ahmad Wattoo takes oath as new CM. Nawaz Sharif files petition against his dismissal in Supreme Court.
May 23: Balochistan CM Mir Taj Mohammad Jamali resigns and Zulfiqar Ali Magsi elected in his place.
May 26: Supreme Court restores NA and reinstates Nawaz Sharif's government by declaring the President's action unconstitutional.
May 28: Benazir calls for struggle for fresh elections.
May 29: Punjab assembly dissolved. Manzoor Ahmad Wattoo appointed as caretaker CM.
May 30: NWFP assembly dissolved. Mir Afzal Khan appointed caretaker CM.
June 9: Punjab assembly temporarily restored by Lahore High Court. June 28: Restoration of Punjab assembly confirmed by Lahore High Court. Punjab governor Altaf Hussain dissolves the assembly seven minutes later.
June 29: Nawaz Sharif calls joint session of parliament and passes resolution placing the Punjab under federal rule through a presidential order. President Ghulam Ishaq Khan denies signing the proclamation. Wattoo government seeks army's help in retaining control of the province.
July 2: Army gives two weeks to the government to resolve dispute and advises fresh polls.
July 18: COAS intervenes, forcing both PM and president to resign. Moin Qureshi and Waseem Sajjad appointed as caretaker PM and acting president respectively.
October 6: Elections for NA held. No party wins even a simple majority.
October 9: Election for PA held. PPP secures majority in Sindh but hung parliament results in the Punjab and NWFP.
October 14: First session of NA held.
October 19: Benazir Bhutto takes oath after NA elects her as PM.
November 13: Farooq Leghari elected president.
1996
November 5: President FaroogLegharl dismisses . Benazir Bhutto on charges of extra-judicial killings, corruption and complete breakdown of law and order. Malik Mairaj Khalid is appointed caretaker PM. NA, PA elections to be held on February 3.
December 4: Meeting between Farooq Leghari and Nawaz Sharif hints at secret deal.
December 12: President announces adult franchise for FATA.
1997
February 3: Elections for NA and PA. PML(N) sweeps the polls with a two-thirds majority in NA and the Punjab. February 15: First NA session held.
February 17: Nawaz Sharif sworn in as PM for the second time