MQM organisation in Punjab and KPK
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Candidates of National Assembly Punjab
S.No. | Name | Constituency No. |
1 | Malik Oranzaib Awan | NA-48 Islamabad |
2 | Ch. Muhammad Ilyas | NA-49 Islamabad |
3 | Muhammad Zakir Sati | NA-50 Pindi |
4 | Raja Pervez | NA-51 Pindi |
5 | Malik Tariq Mehmood | NA-52 Pindi |
6 | Zahid Mehmood Kiyani | NA-53 Pindi |
7 | Mian M Ateeq shaikh | NA-54 Pindi |
8 | Raja Aijaz Hussain | NA-55 Pindi |
9 | Orangzaib Awan | NA-56 Pindi |
10 | Malik Mazhar Hussain | NA-58 Attock |
11 | Malik Zafar Iqbal | NA-61 Chakwal |
12 | Raja Arshad Iqbal | NA-62 Jehlum |
13 | Mirza M Jamil Raza Jaral | NA-63 Jehlum |
14 | Syed Farzand Ali Shah | NA-64 Sargodha |
15 | Syed Naveed Anjum | NA-65 Sargodha |
16 | Rana Sajid Mehmod | NA-66 Sargodha |
17 | Shafiq ur Rehman Shad | NA-68 Sargodha |
18 | Syed Imran Haider Shah | NA-70 khushab |
19 | Abdul Hameed Khan | NA-71 Mianwali |
20 | M. Ilyas Khan | NA-72 Mianwali |
21 | M. Nawaz | NA-73 Bhakkar |
22 | Allam Syed Farman Raza | NA-74 Bhakkar |
23 | Shaikh M Afzal | NA-75 Faisalabad |
24 | Shahid Sultan Kharal | NA-76 Faisalabad |
25 | Sajid Ali Rajput | NA-77 Faisalabad |
26 | M Ameen Bhutto | NA-78 Faisalabad |
27 | Imtiaz Ali Malik | NA-79 Faisalabad |
28 | Mukhdoom Syed Zawar | NA-82 Faisalabad |
29 | Mirza Shafiq Ahmed | NA-83 Faisalabad |
30 | Munawar Hafeez Shahid | NA-84 Faisalabad |
31 | Rana Noor Ali Khan | NA-85 Faisalabad |
32 | Tajjamul Waseem | NA-86 Chinnot |
33 | Malik Tanvir Hussain | NA-87 Chinnot |
34 | Ghulam M Rajuka | NA-88 Jhang |
35 | M Arif Jamal Lodhi | NA-89 Jhang |
36 | Syed Riffat Hussain | NA-90 Jhang |
37 | Mujahid Abbas Khan | NA-91 Jhang |
38 | Chaudary Iftikhar Sindhu | NA-93 Toba Tek Singh |
39 | Abdul Waseem Khan | NA-94 Toba Tek Singh |
40 | Abdul Kareem Tokey Khan | NA-95 Gujraanwala |
41 | Rana Abdul Rehman | NA-96 Gujranwala |
42 | M Yaseen Gujar | NA-97 Gujranwala |
43 | Malik Abdul Hameed Awan | NA-98 Gujranwala |
44 | Rana Nazeer Hussain | NA-99 Gujranwala |
45 | M Arshad Hussain Arain | NA-100 Gujranwala |
46 | M. Akram Arain | NA-101 Gujranwala |
47 | Nasir Ayub Awan | NA-102 Hafizabad |
48 | Jahan Khan Tarar | NA-103 Hafizabad |
49 | Chaudary M Akhter | NA-104 Gujrat |
50 | Chaudary M Safdar | NA-105 Gujrat |
51 | Khalid Hussain Bhatti | NA-106 Gujrat |
52 | Chaudary Zafar Iqbal | NA-108 Gujrat |
53 | Saifullah Malik | NA-110 Sialkot |
54 | Razia Iqbal | NA-111 Sialkot |
55 | Chaudary Abdul Qayyum | NA-112 Sialkot |
56 | Mian Tariq Mehmood | NA-114 Sialkot |
57 | Syed Ali Abbas Shah | NA-115 Narowal |
58 | Nadeem Altaf khan Sherwani | NA-116 Narowal |
59 | Rana Zafar Ali Khan | NA-117 Narowal |
60 | Mian Sarfaraz | NA-118 Lahore |
61 | Dr. M Saeed Anwar | NA-119 Lahore |
62 | Dr. Asif Rafiq | NA-120 Lahore |
63 | Rana M Ashraf | NA-121 Lahore |
64 | Samia Naz | NA-122 Lahore |
65 | Rizwan Zafar | NA-123 Lahore |
66 | Muneer Ahmed | NA-124 Lahore |
67 | Zaib un Nisa | NA-125 Lahore |
68 | Tahira Asif | NA-126 Lahore |
69 | Bisma Asif | NA-127 Lahore |
70 | Kareem Khan | NA-128 Lahore |
71 | Nasir Gul | NA-129 Lahore |
72 | Nazli Iffat Tabbasum | NA-130 Lahore |
73 | Mazhar Ali Alvi | NA-131 Shaikhopura |
74 | Malik AM Asif Awam | NA-132 Shaikhopura |
75 | Imran Abdullah | NA-134 Shaikopura |
76 | Malik Bhatti | NA-135 Nankana Sahab |
77 | Hamid Mehmood | NA-136 Nankana Sahab |
78 | M Imran Aijaz butt | NA-137 Nankana Sahab |
79 | Safdar Ali | NA-139 Kasoor |
80 | Raye M Younus | NA-140 Kasoor |
81 | Nazeer Ahmed | NA-141 Kasoor |
82 | Muddassir Aijaz | NA-143 Okara |
83 | Fayaz Ali | NA-144 Okara |
84 | Muzammil Hussain Joiya | NA-145 Okara |
85 | Raye Muhammad Tariq | NA-148 Multan |
86 | Colonel Baqar Ahsan | NA-149 Multan |
87 | Hafiz M Anees Ansari | NA-150 Multan |
88 | M Asif Jaah | NA-15 Multan |
89 | Khursheed Lang | NA-153 Multan |
90 | M Idrees Jami | NA-154 Lodhra |
91 | Dr Mairaj | NA-155 Lodhra |
92 | Syed Muzaffar Hasnain Bukhari | NA-156 Khanewal |
93 | Rao Khalid Mehmood | NA-157 Khane wal |
94 | Chaudhery Adbul Sattar | NA-158 Khanewal |
95 | Iftikhar Akbar Randhawa | NA-159 Multan |
96 | M Saleem Khan Langa | NA-160 Sahiwal |
97 | M Imran | NA-161 Sahiwal |
98 | Tajamul Hussain Malik | NA-162 Sahiwal |
99 | Noor Ahmed | NA-164 Pak Patan |
100 | Tariq Ali Bodhla | NA-165 Pak Patan |
101 | M Umer Agha | NA-166 Pak Patan |
102 | Tariq Masood | NA-167 Pak Patan |
103 | M Nawaz Advocate | NA-168 Vehari |
104 | Pir Nasir Saqlain | NA-169 Vehrai |
105 | Raja Zhorr Ul Haq Advocate | NA-170 Vehari |
106 | Izhar Ul Haq Qureshi | NA-172 DG Khan |
107 | S M Ashraf Advocate | NA-173 DG Khan |
108 | Saif Ullah Khan | NA-174 Rajanpur |
109 | Rana Muhammad Rashid | NA-175 Rajanpur |
110 | Rana Abu Baqar | NA-176 Muzaffar Garh |
111 | M Nasar Ullah Almani | NA-177 Muzaffar Garh |
112 | Riaz Khakhi Advocate | NA-179 Muzaffar Garh |
113 | S Bilal Shah | NA-180 Muzaffar Garh |
114 | S Alamdar Shah | NA-181 Laiyya |
115 | Ameer Qalam Awan | NA-182 Laiyya |
116 | Malik M Asim | NA-183 Bahawalpur |
117 | Ameer Abdullah Advocate | NA-1844 Bahawalpur |
118 | Malik Aijaz Hussain | NA-185 Bahalwapur |
119 | Malik Zafar Iqbal | NA-186 Bahawalpur |
120 | S Sajjad Hussain Shah | NA-187 Bahalwalpur |
121 | Sajjad Ahmed Naseem | NA-188 Bahawal Nagar |
122 | Hafiz Muhammad Sarwar Joiya | NA-189 Bahawal Nagar |
123 | Shabbir Kambowa | NA-190 Bahawal Nagar |
124 | Dr M Moosa | NA-191 Bahawal Nagar |
125 | S Zafar Iqbal | NA-192 Raheem Yar Khan |
126 | M Ameen | NA-193 Raheem Yar Khan |
127 | M Yousuf | NA-194 Raheem Yar Khan |
128 | Mian Waheed Uddin | NA-195 Raheem Yar Khan |
129 | Miaz Nadeem Anwar | NA-196 Raheem Yar Khan |
130 | Rao Kaleem | NA-197 Raheem Yar Khan |
Candidates of Provincial Assembly Punjab
| S.No. | Name | Constituency No. |
1 | Muhammad Zakir | PP-01 (Pindi) |
2 | Mirza Muhammad Bashir | PP-03 (Pindi) |
3 | Arshad Mehmood | PP-04 (Pindi) |
4 | Shoiab Sadiq Kayani | PP-05 (Pindi) |
5 | Rehana Riaz Khan | PP-06 (Pindi) |
6 | Zahid Mehmood Kiyani | PP-07 (Pindi) |
7 | Raja Naveed Younus | PP-09 (Pindi) |
8 | Farah Asif Kiyani | PP-10 (Pindi) |
9 | Jahangeer Hassan | PP-11 (Pindi) |
10 | Muhammad ilyas | PP-12 (Pindi) |
11 | Sheikh Khazar Hayat | PP-13 (Pindi) |
12 | Sheikh Muhammad Abrar | PP-14 (Pindi) |
13 | Malik Muhammad azam Khan | PP-15 (Attakk) |
14 | Shahzada Khurram Khan | PP-17 (Attakk) |
15 | Mailk Ghulam Mustafa | PP-18 (Attakk) |
16 | Niaz Ali Malik | PP-19 (Attakk) |
17 | Rashid Gul | PP-20 (Chakwal) |
18 | Amir Nazeer Awan | PP-21 (Chakwal) |
19 | Malik Muhammad Imran | PP-24 (Jhelum) |
20 | Chaudry Fateh Khan | PP-24 (Jhelum) |
21 | Syed Muneer Hussain Shah | PP-26 (Jhelum) |
22 | Raja Muhammad Mazhar Ali Khan | PP-27 (Jhelum) |
23 | Muhammad aaarshad Gandhi | PP-28 (Sargodha) |
24 | Haji Basheer Hussain baloch | PP-29 (Sargodha) |
25 | Syed Ahmed Mukhtar Shah | PP-30 (Sargodha) |
26 | Abid Ali Mehmood Syed | PP-31 (Sargodha) |
27 | Muhammad Yaseen Chaudry Gujjar | PP-32(Sargodha) |
28 | Muhammad Athar Ameen Sheikh | PP-33 (Sargodha) |
29 | Zulfiqar Ali sheikh | PP-34 (Sargodha) |
30 | Malik Zafar iqbal awan | PP-35 (Sargodha) |
31 | Chudry Muhammad Suleman Gujjar | PP-36 (Sargodha) |
32 | Rana Muhammad Ikram | PP-37 (Sargodha) |
33 | Malik Muhammad Abdullah naich | PP-38 (Sargodha) |
34 | Muhammad Naveed Akhter | PP-40 (Khoshab) |
35 | Muhammad Akram butt | PP-41 (Khoshab) |
36 | Muhammad Imran | PP-42 (Khoshab) |
37 | Malik Shafiq Ullah Jutt | PP-43 (Mian Wali) |
38 | Alim Sher Bhatti | PP-45 (Mian Wali) |
39 | Asif Hussain Siddiqui | PP-46 (Mian Wali) |
40 | Jawed Iqbal | PP-47 (Bhakkar) |
41 | Muhammad Asghar Ali | PP-48 (Bhakkar) |
42 | Syed Kashif ALi Rizvi | PP-49 (Bhakkar) |
43 | Haji Malik Noor Zaman Sabir Chabora | PP-50 (Bhakkar) |
44 | Zafar Iqbl Jut | PP-51 (Faisalabad) |
45 | Taufeeq Alam | PP-53 (Faisalabad) |
46 | Muhammad Sarfaraz | PP-54 (Faisalabad) |
47 | Tahir latif Bilo kambwah | PP-55 (Faisalabad) |
48 | Rai Muhmmad Rauf Kharal | PP-56 (Faisalabad) |
49 | Zehray Khan | PP-57 (Faisalabad) |
50 | Chaudhry Shakeel Ahmed Ranjha | PP-59 (Faisalabad) |
51 | Syed Shahzad Hussain Sherazi | PP-61 (Faisalabad) |
52 | Saeed Ahmed Awan | PP-62 (Faisalabad) |
53 | Malik Naveed ahmed | PP-65 (Faisalabad) |
54 | Munawar Hafeez Shahid | PP-66 (Faisalabad) |
55 | Muhammad Nadeem Malik | PP-67 (Faisalabad) |
56 | Munawwar Hafeez | PP-68 (Faisalabad) |
57 | Zulfiqar Ali | PP-69 (Faisalabad) |
58 | Altaf Jelani | PP-70 (Faisalabad) |
59 | Syed Aziz Shah | PP-71 (Faisalabad) |
60 | Muhammad Siddique Jora | PP-72 (Faisalabad) |
61 | Muhammad Yaqoob Naz Janjua | PP-73 (Chaniot) |
62 | Chaudhry Waqar Haider Chadhar | PP-74 (Chaniot) |
63 | Mehar Mank | PP-75 (Chaniot) |
64 | Jawed Iqbal Gulfam | PP-76 (Jhang) |
65 | Rana Mehmood Ul Hassan | PP-77 (Jhang) |
66 | Rana Kaleem ur Rehman | PP-78 (Jhang) |
67 | Mujahid Hussain | PP-79 (Jhang) |
68 | Muhammad Abdul Rauf | PP-80 (Jhang) |
69 | Syed Nusrat Abbas Shah | PP-81 (Jhang) |
70 | Khazar Hayat | PP-83 (Jhang) |
71 | Khurram Tahir Chaudry | PP-86 (Toba Tak Singh) |
72 | Rana Shaoukat Ali | PP-87 (Toba Tak Singh) |
73 | Noor Ul Ain | PP-88 (Toba Tak Singh) |
74 | Muhammad Adeel Younus | PP-89 (Toba Tak Singh) |
75 | Muhammad Sarwar | PP-90 (Toba Tak Singh) |
76 | Adnan Hameed Bajwa | PP-91 (Gujranwla) |
77 | Jawed Mehmood | PP-92 (Gujranwla) |
78 | Imtiaz Husssain Ansari Advocate | PP-93 (Gujranwla) |
79 | Sharoon Thamo Thes nasir | PP-94 (Gujranwla) |
80 | Mian Zulfiqar Ahmed Arayn | PP-96 (Gujranwla) |
81 | Muhammad Shafiq Adnan Ansari | PP-97 (Gujranwla) |
82 | Asghar Masih | PP-98 (Gujranwla) |
83 | Usman Nazir Cheema Advocate | PP-99 (Gujranwla) |
84 | Mian Muhammad Azam Ansari | PP-100 (Gujranwla) |
85 | Khalid Umer | PP-103 (Gujranwla) |
86 | Shiekh Aijaz Pervez Advoate | PP-104 (Gujranwla) |
87 | Rana Irfan Ahmed Khan | PP-105(Hafizabad) |
88 | Jahan Khan Tarrar | PP-106(Hafizabad) |
89 | Ansar Abbas | PP-107(Hafizabad) |
90 | Muhammad Riaz Zia | PP-108 (Gujrat) |
91 | Imran Ahmed | PP-109 (Gujrat) |
92 | Chudry Muhammad Safdar | PP-110 (Gujrat) |
93 | Shahbaz Hussain | PP-111 (Gujrat) |
94 | Syed Bilal Hussain Naqvi | PP-112 (Gujrat) |
95 | Ali Asghar | PP-114 (Gujrat) |
96 | Nasir Mehmood | PP-115 (Gujrat) |
97 | Muhammad Asghar | PP-117 (Mandi aha Uddin) |
98 | Chaudry Zafar Iqbal ahmed | PP-119 (Mandi aha Uddin) |
99 | Mustafa Ahmed Iqbal | PP-120 (Mandi aha Uddin) |
100 | Abid Ali Sultan Gujjar | PP-121 (Sialkot) |
101 | Chaudry Muhammad Sarwar | PP-122 (Sialkot) |
102 | Mehar Muhammad Adil Aryn | PP-123 (Sialkot) |
103 | Yasir Ahmed Awan | PP-124 (Sialkot) |
104 | Chaudry Ansar Lateef | PP-125 (Sialkot) |
105 | Shahbaz Akhter | PP-127 (Sialkot) |
106 | Muhammad Abid | PP-128 (Sialkot) |
107 | Shahid Mehmood | PP-129 (Sialkot) |
108 | Muhammad Tahir Rajput | PP-131 (Sialkot) |
109 | Rana Noor Hassan | PP-132 (Narowal) |
110 | Muhammad Zikarya Ansari | PP-134 (Narowal) |
111 | Munawar Ali Khokar | PP-136 (Narowal) |
112 | Perveen Akhtar | PP-137 (Lahore) |
113 | Mahnoor | PP-138 (Lahore) |
114 | Muhammad Ali | PP-139 (Lahore) |
115 | Umer Arif | PP-141 (Lahore) |
116 | Nadeem Akhtar | PP-142 (Lahore) |
117 | Shoukat Shah | PP-143 (Lahore) |
118 | Muhammad Fayyaz | PP-144 (Lahore) |
119 | Sheikh Muhammad Javed Mansha | PP-145 (Lahore) |
120 | Salmi Muneer | PP-146 (Lahore) |
121 | Muhammad Zahid Khan | PP-148 (Lahore) |
122 | Muhammad Shehzad Akbar | PP-149 (Lahore) |
123 | Rafaqat Ali Jatt | PP-150 (Lahore) |
124 | Syed Afzaal Hussain Naqvi | PP-151 (Lahore) |
125 | Amir Sajjad | PP-152 (Lahore) |
126 | Rana Baran Bas | PP-153 (Lahore) |
127 | Amir Baloch | PP-154 (Lahore) |
128 | Mian Arshad Ali | PP-155 (Lahore) |
129 | Agha Muhammad Ali Jani | PP-157 (Lahore) |
130 | Agha Muhammad Ali Jani | PP-158 (Lahore) |
131 | Muhammad Iqbal | PP-159 (Lahore) |
132 | Fozia Khalil | PP-160 (Lahore) |
133 | Shahid Noor | PP-161 (Lahore) |
134 | Muhammad Hanif | PP-162 (Sheikhupura) |
135 | Sultan Muhammad Khambo | PP-163 (Sheikhupura) |
136 | Niaz Ahmed Chudary | PP-164 (Sheikhupura) |
137 | Imran Ali Work | PP-166 (Sheikhupura) |
138 | Liaqaut Masih | PP-167 (Sheikhupura) |
139 | Rana Basheer Ahmed | PP-168 (Sheikhupura) |
140 | Muhammad Zulfiqar Mirza | PP-169 (Sheikhupura) |
141 | Muhammad Shafee | PP-170 (Nanka Sahab) |
142 | Iqbal Anjum | PP-171 (Nanka Sahab) |
143 | Muhammad Ashfaq | PP-172 (Nanka Sahab) |
144 | Basheer Ahmed | PP-173 (Nanka Sahab) |
145 | Liaquat Bhatti | PP-174 (Nanka Sahab) |
146 | Talha Rasheed | PP-175 (Qasoor) |
147 | Asif Naeem | PP-176 (Qasoor) |
148 | Muhammad Nadeem Babar | PP-177 (Qasoor) |
149 | Iftikhar Ahmed | PP-178 (Qasoor) |
150 | Asif Ali | PP-179 (Qasoor) |
151 | Muhammad Ilyas Tahir | PP-180 (Qasoor) |
152 | Ali Raza | PP-181 (Qasoor) |
153 | Shagufta Begum | PP-185 (Okara) |
154 | Rao Abdul Rehman Kashif | PP-186 (Okara) |
155 | Malik Habib ur Rehman | PP-188 (Okara) |
156 | Shafiq ur Rehman | PP-190 (Okara) |
157 | Muhammad Waqas | PP-191 (Okara) |
158 | Arshad Masih | PP-193 (Okara) |
159 | Mehr Muhammad Iqbal Hussain Johiya | PP-194 (Multan) |
160 | Ramzan Ansari | PP-195 (Multan) |
161 | Rana Muhammad Asif Raza Advocate | PP-196 (Multan) |
162 | Rashid Hashmi | PP-197 (Multan) |
163 | Riaz Hussain Dharala Advocate | PP-198 (Multan) |
164 | Syed Ghulam Mustafa Bukhari | PP-199 (Multan) |
165 | Malik Mushahid Hussain A D | PP-200 (Multan) |
166 | Malik Nazar Hussain | PP-201 (Multan) |
167 | Dr Muhammad Ashraf Awan | PP-202 (Multan) |
168 | Chaudhry Abdul Majeed | PP-203 (Multan) |
169 | Chaudhry Abdul Majeed Mehno | PP-204 (Multan) |
170 | Amir Abbas Langa | PP-205 (Multan) |
171 | Aijaz Ahmed | PP-206 (Multan) |
172 | Niaz Muhammad | PP-207 (Lodhran) |
173 | Rana Muhammad Sarwar | PP-208 (Lodhran) |
174 | Rao Tasleem | PP-209 (Lodhran) |
175 | Muhammad Saeed Joiye | PP-210 (Lodhran) |
176 | Jam Amir Baksh | PP-211 (Lodhran) |
177 | Chaudhry Nadeem Aslam Kambo | PP-212 (Khanewal) |
178 | Faheem Abbas | PP-213 (Khanewal) |
179 | Jamshaid Massih | PP-214 (Khanewal) |
180 | Muhammad Asif Naeem | PP-215 (Khanewal) |
181 | Shamoun Qaiser | PP-216 (Khanewal) |
182 | Imran Chaudhry | PP-217 (Khanewal) |
183 | Arshad Aftab | PP-218 (Khanewal) |
184 | Iftikhar Akbar Randhawa | PP-219 (Khanewal) |
185 | Muhammad Imran Ul Haq | PP-220 (Sahiwal) |
186 | Asim Mehmood Rana | PP-221 (Sahiwal) |
187 | Naeem Arshad Shams | PP-222 (Sahiwal) |
188 | Barki Minhas | PP-223 (Sahiwal) |
189 | Talib Hussain | PP-227 (Pakpattan) |
190 | Jaffer Ali | PP-228 (Pakpattan) |
191 | Abdul Hameed Rao | PP-229 (Pakpattan) |
192 | Muhammad Asim | PP-230 (Pakpattan) |
193 | Muhammad Asif | PP-231 (Pakpattan) |
194 | Rubina Saleem | PP-232 (Wahari) |
195 | Manzo Abid | PP-233 (Wahari) |
196 | Zulfiqar | PP-234 (Wahari) |
197 | Iftikhar Ahmed Bhatti | PP-235 (Wahari) |
198 | Zulfiqar Imran | PP-236 (Wahari) |
199 | Rana Muhammad Saleem | PP-237 (Wahari) |
200 | Chaudhry Muhammad Yaseen Kambo | PP-238 (Wahari) |
201 | Rao Rashid Ahmed | PP-239 (Wahari) |
202 | Altaf Hussain Chandiyo | PP-241 (D.G Khan) |
203 | Tariq Ismail Langa | PP-242 (D.G Khan) |
204 | Ghulam Abbas | PP-243 (D.G Khan) |
205 | Naheed Khalil | PP-244 (D.G Khan) |
206 | Nasir Laghari | PP-245 (D.G Khan) |
207 | Khuawaja Sibtain Korcha | PP-246 (D.G Khan) |
208 | Abdul Jabbar Qureshi | PP-247 (Rajan Pur) |
209 | Malik Shakeel Ahmed Khokar | PP-248 (Rajan Pur) |
210 | Tanvir Hussain Mazhari | PP-250 (Rajan Pur) |
211 | Muhammad Abdullah | PP-251 (Muzaffer Garh) |
212 | M Farooq Advocate | PP-252 Muzaffar Garh |
213 | Chaudhery Tanveer | PP-253 Muzaffar Garh |
214 | Qamar Abbas | PP-254 Muzaffar Garh |
215 | S Abdul Ahad | PP-255 Muzaffar Garh |
216 | Rana Amjad | PP-256 Muzaffar Garh |
217 | M Bilal Laghari | PP-257 Muzaffar Garh |
218 | M Ramzan Gopang | PP-258 Muzaffar Garh |
219 | Shafqat Ullah Khan Jatoi | PP-259 Muzaffar Garh |
220 | S Karam Abbas | PP-260 Muzaffar Garh |
221 | Alla Ditta Gopang | PP-261 Muzaffar Garh |
222 | Khizar Hayat Niazi | PP-262 Laiyya |
223 | S Panjatan Shah | PP-263 Laiyya |
224 | Dost M Khan Magsi | PP-264 Laiyya |
225 | Nasreen Kauser | PP-265 Laiyya |
226 | S Badar Abbass | PP-266 Laiyya |
227 | Malik M Nawaz | PP-267 Bahawalpur |
228 | Chaudhey Naseer Ahmed | PP-268 Bahawalpur |
229 | M Hamza | PP-269 Bahawalpur |
230 | Jaam Nazeer Ahmed | PP-270 Bahawalpur |
231 | M Tariq Shah | PP-271 Bahawalpur |
232 | S Naubahar Hussain | PP-272 Bahawalpur |
233 | Rao Shahid Mehmood | PP-273 Bahawalpur |
234 | M Ikram | PP-274 Bahawalpur |
235 | M Irtiza Basit | PP-275 Bahawalpur |
236 | Jan Naeem | PP-276 Bahawalpur |
237 | M Mujahid | PP-277 Bahawal Nagar |
238 | M Yousuf Qureshi | PP-278 Bahawal Nagar |
239 | Saif Ullah Qureshi | PP-279 Bahawal Nagar |
240 | Ghulam Nabi Qureshi | PP-280 Bahawal Nagar |
241 | M Aziz Gul | PP-281 Bahawal Nagar |
242 | M Abdullah Shahzad | PP-282 Bahawal Nagar |
243 | Arif Ali Tahir | PP-283 Bahawal Nagar |
244 | Shabbir Ahmed Sattar | PP-284 Bahawal Nagar |
245 | Jaam Zia Hussain | PP- 285Raheem Yar Khan |
246 | Jaam Owais | PP- 286 Raheem Yar Khan |
247 | Zulfiqar Khan | PP-287 Raheem Yar Khan |
248 | Allah Nawaz Khan | PP-288 Raheem Yar Khan |
249 | S Umair Jalil | PP-290 Raheem Yar Khan |
250 | Mian Navaid Mustafa | PP-291 Raheem Yar Khan |
251 | Mian Rasheed Ahmed | PP-292 Raheem Yar Khan |
252 | Waheed Uddin | PP-293 Raheem Yar Khan |
253 | Arif Ali Randhawa | PP-294 Raheem Yar Khan |
254 | M Shafiq | PP-295 Raheem Yar Khan |
255 | Abdul Raheem | PP-296 Raheem Yar Khan |
256 | Farooq Hussain Kamwa | PP-297 Raheem Yar Khan |
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MQM starts opening election offices
LAHORE: The MQM has started its election campaign after the allotment of tickets to candidates.
Acting President, MQM central Punjab, Malik Wasim Khokhar told APP on Monday the party had started meetings and opening election offices in Lahore and other districts of central Punjab.
He said the MQM was the only political party that had awarded party tickets to people of middle and lower middle class.
He said the practice was successfully made in Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur
LAHORE: The MQM has started its election campaign after the allotment of tickets to candidates.
Acting President, MQM central Punjab, Malik Wasim Khokhar told APP on Monday the party had started meetings and opening election offices in Lahore and other districts of central Punjab.
He said the MQM was the only political party that had awarded party tickets to people of middle and lower middle class.
He said the practice was successfully made in Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur
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nasirzaman
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Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Its so lame that Even Google couldnt understand the language it was in .... LOLSSSSSSS
darkinsky
Banned
Its so lame that Even Google couldnt understand the language it was in .... LOLSSSSSSS
thats because urdu is written in persian script not roman retard [hilar], malay is written in roman and thus it detected wrong language
Ali raza babar
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Just like normal MQMers ,
It was metaphorically Said , But it needs brain to understand
darkinsky
Banned
it takes retard like you to post such a lame joke, try harder
Even though I am a PTI supporter but good luck, all that's what I can say. PPP aur PML-N ki harkatein tau dekh lee, ab chalo middle class waloun ki representative kehlane waloun ko bhi mauqa milna chahiye. Main apne worst opponent ko bhi barabar ka chance dounga aur injustice karna mujhe gawara nahi. MQM is saying that we have workers hailing from middle and lower classes, so be it. If we thrash them and don't let them to even participate then they will gather sympathies in a more emotional way saying that they faced conspiracies and prejudice and so on. Hassan Nisar and Mubashir Luqman have already showered appreciation on MQM. Ab dekho 5 saal government ne poore kiye aur inke paas se saare bahane ghaeb hogaye warna Nawaz Sharif aur Benazir Bhutto ki donu governments abruptly end kee gayee. Yeh public sab janti hai. Ab dekhna kis kis ka borya bistar gool hota hai in elections mein. Bus May 11 aajaye aur fauj bhi aaram se bethi rahe. Ab yeh 5 s
darkinsky
Banned
Govt provides security to MQM central Punjab officehttp://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2013\04\28\story_28-4-2013_pg13_2http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2013\04\28\story_28-4-2013_pg13_2
Govt provides security to MQM central Punjab office[/B][/FONT][/COLOR]
LAHORE: The Punjab government, on the direction of Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), has started taking measures for providing security to politicians and candidates who are contesting elections.
A spokesman for the MQM central Punjab, Khurram Shahzad said authorities had provided police guards to MQM central Punjab office last night and also called for a list of MQM’s election offices in Lahore to provide security.
He said the MQM had handed over the list of 15 election offices to Lahore Police.
He said that on the advice of police authorities, the MQM had installedCCTV cameras at its central Punjab office. He said that MQM was also providing police with a list of its candidates who may be under threat.
PPP took practical steps for prosperity of people: Pakistan People’s Party candidate for NA-121, Lahore, Aurang Zeb Barki said the PPP had taken practical steps for prosperity of the people during its rule instead of political slogans.
He was addressing a corner meeting at his constituency here on Saturday.
Barki claimed the PPP was the largest party of the country and the people would vote for it in the upcoming elections. He said free, fair and transparent elections would portray a positive image of Pakistan to the international community.
PML-N to achieve monumental success on May 11: PML-N central leader Maryam Nawaz Sharif has said PML-N will achieve monumental success in May 11 polls.
She was addressing party workers while inaugurating several election offices of the party in the constituency of Mian Nawaz Sharif on Saturday.
“Allah never grants success to those who are indulged in absurd talk and are arrogant. PML-N and Nawaz Sharif have always pursued path of humbleness and we are still pursuing this path,” she said.
PPP to raise people’s living standard after victory: Pakistan Peoples Party will raise the living standard of people in Punjab by providing them with relief after winning the elections 2013.
In a joint press statement issued here on Saturday, PPP Lahore President Samina Khalid Ghurki and information secretary Abid Hussain Siddiqui said that former rulers of Punjab had added to the miseries of Punjab instead of mitigating them.
They said the political drama of “Punjab based party” would fail and the people would only vote for the PPP on May 11.
Govt provides security to MQM central Punjab office[/B][/FONT][/COLOR]
LAHORE: The Punjab government, on the direction of Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), has started taking measures for providing security to politicians and candidates who are contesting elections.
A spokesman for the MQM central Punjab, Khurram Shahzad said authorities had provided police guards to MQM central Punjab office last night and also called for a list of MQM’s election offices in Lahore to provide security.
He said the MQM had handed over the list of 15 election offices to Lahore Police.
He said that on the advice of police authorities, the MQM had installedCCTV cameras at its central Punjab office. He said that MQM was also providing police with a list of its candidates who may be under threat.
PPP took practical steps for prosperity of people: Pakistan People’s Party candidate for NA-121, Lahore, Aurang Zeb Barki said the PPP had taken practical steps for prosperity of the people during its rule instead of political slogans.
He was addressing a corner meeting at his constituency here on Saturday.
Barki claimed the PPP was the largest party of the country and the people would vote for it in the upcoming elections. He said free, fair and transparent elections would portray a positive image of Pakistan to the international community.
PML-N to achieve monumental success on May 11: PML-N central leader Maryam Nawaz Sharif has said PML-N will achieve monumental success in May 11 polls.
She was addressing party workers while inaugurating several election offices of the party in the constituency of Mian Nawaz Sharif on Saturday.
“Allah never grants success to those who are indulged in absurd talk and are arrogant. PML-N and Nawaz Sharif have always pursued path of humbleness and we are still pursuing this path,” she said.
PPP to raise people’s living standard after victory: Pakistan Peoples Party will raise the living standard of people in Punjab by providing them with relief after winning the elections 2013.
In a joint press statement issued here on Saturday, PPP Lahore President Samina Khalid Ghurki and information secretary Abid Hussain Siddiqui said that former rulers of Punjab had added to the miseries of Punjab instead of mitigating them.
They said the political drama of “Punjab based party” would fail and the people would only vote for the PPP on May 11.
darkinsky
Banned
MQM will give surprise in Multan
MULTAN - Member MQM Rabita Committee Raza Haroon has said that some hidden powers want to get their wanted result from upcoming election and the recent wave of terrorism in Sindh, Balochistan and KPK is meant to achieve this goal.
Talking to the journalists here at Multan Press Club on Thursday, he said that conspiracies were being hatched to deprive MQM of its mandate. He claimed that three political parties - MQM, ANP and PPPP were hurled threats as soon as election campaign started while three others PML-N, JUI-F and PTI were given free hand to run their campaigns. “It means some powers want their desired results,” he added.
He said that the electioneering continued in just Punjab while it stopped in rest of the three provinces because of terrorism. He said that the order regarding changes in constituencies and new delimitations after the announcement of polls was illegal as this should have been done before the announcement. He demanded the Chief Justice of Pakistan, caretaker government and Chief Election Commissioner to take notice of law and order situation and adopt immediate steps to improve security in the country.
He categorically declared that his party would participate in elections. He said that MQM, ANP and PPPP were barred from running election campaign in Karachi and the MQM had shut all of its election offices in Sindh on the direction of Altaf Hussain. He said that the MQM’s election offices were functional in Punjab, claiming that his party would give a surprise in Multan. He said that the MQM workers were being killed to prevent them from running election campaign and the party was being pushed to boycott the election. He alleged that some parties were being backed by the terrorists. “Although majority of political and religious parties condemn terrorism, there are some who are backed by the terrorists. They still collect funds,” he maintained. Answering a question on former president Musharraf, he said that he was an ex president and army chief and whatever was done outside the court during the hearing of his case could not be neglected. He said that Musharraf’s case was in court and the court would decide it.
power supply: Commissioner Multan division Syed Ali Murtaza directed on Tuesday the Multan Electric Power Company’s authorities to ensure uninterrupted power supply on the night between May 11 and 12 so that the counting and result preparation could be done in well manner.
Chairing a meeting of Divisional Load Management Committee here at his office, he further asked the Mepco officials to stay in touch with the national grid to eliminate unscheduled loadshedding. He directed Mepco officials to launch a stern drive against power pilferers, saying protection would be given to the Mepco workers.
It was told at the meeting that all arrangements were in place to ensure uninterrupted power supply on polling day and adjacent night. The Mepco officials claimed that they had talked to the owners of big industries and representatives of trading centres and they agreed to keep their industries and markets shut on election.
KIDS VACCINATION: At least 48,500 kids and 31,200 pregnant women lose their lives because of poor healthcare system and lack of awareness on health issues. This was disclosed by the speakers during a function held in connection with the launching of a kids vaccination drive here on Tuesday. The health department has launched Mother-Child Health Week and World Week for Vaccination as fear of measles or pneumonia outbreak looms large.
Speaking on this occasion, programme director Dr Shahid Magsi said that the Punjab Health Department marked the week with the collaboration of Lady Health Workers Programme and UNICEF and kids up to the age of two year would be vaccinated. He added that the pregnant women would also be convinced to go to trained health workers or doctors for delivery and over two million women would benefit from this programme. He said that 2005 lady health workers and 1500 other staffers of health department would participate in the drive.
MULTAN - Member MQM Rabita Committee Raza Haroon has said that some hidden powers want to get their wanted result from upcoming election and the recent wave of terrorism in Sindh, Balochistan and KPK is meant to achieve this goal.
Talking to the journalists here at Multan Press Club on Thursday, he said that conspiracies were being hatched to deprive MQM of its mandate. He claimed that three political parties - MQM, ANP and PPPP were hurled threats as soon as election campaign started while three others PML-N, JUI-F and PTI were given free hand to run their campaigns. “It means some powers want their desired results,” he added.
He said that the electioneering continued in just Punjab while it stopped in rest of the three provinces because of terrorism. He said that the order regarding changes in constituencies and new delimitations after the announcement of polls was illegal as this should have been done before the announcement. He demanded the Chief Justice of Pakistan, caretaker government and Chief Election Commissioner to take notice of law and order situation and adopt immediate steps to improve security in the country.
He categorically declared that his party would participate in elections. He said that MQM, ANP and PPPP were barred from running election campaign in Karachi and the MQM had shut all of its election offices in Sindh on the direction of Altaf Hussain. He said that the MQM’s election offices were functional in Punjab, claiming that his party would give a surprise in Multan. He said that the MQM workers were being killed to prevent them from running election campaign and the party was being pushed to boycott the election. He alleged that some parties were being backed by the terrorists. “Although majority of political and religious parties condemn terrorism, there are some who are backed by the terrorists. They still collect funds,” he maintained. Answering a question on former president Musharraf, he said that he was an ex president and army chief and whatever was done outside the court during the hearing of his case could not be neglected. He said that Musharraf’s case was in court and the court would decide it.
power supply: Commissioner Multan division Syed Ali Murtaza directed on Tuesday the Multan Electric Power Company’s authorities to ensure uninterrupted power supply on the night between May 11 and 12 so that the counting and result preparation could be done in well manner.
Chairing a meeting of Divisional Load Management Committee here at his office, he further asked the Mepco officials to stay in touch with the national grid to eliminate unscheduled loadshedding. He directed Mepco officials to launch a stern drive against power pilferers, saying protection would be given to the Mepco workers.
It was told at the meeting that all arrangements were in place to ensure uninterrupted power supply on polling day and adjacent night. The Mepco officials claimed that they had talked to the owners of big industries and representatives of trading centres and they agreed to keep their industries and markets shut on election.
KIDS VACCINATION: At least 48,500 kids and 31,200 pregnant women lose their lives because of poor healthcare system and lack of awareness on health issues. This was disclosed by the speakers during a function held in connection with the launching of a kids vaccination drive here on Tuesday. The health department has launched Mother-Child Health Week and World Week for Vaccination as fear of measles or pneumonia outbreak looms large.
Speaking on this occasion, programme director Dr Shahid Magsi said that the Punjab Health Department marked the week with the collaboration of Lady Health Workers Programme and UNICEF and kids up to the age of two year would be vaccinated. He added that the pregnant women would also be convinced to go to trained health workers or doctors for delivery and over two million women would benefit from this programme. He said that 2005 lady health workers and 1500 other staffers of health department would participate in the drive.
darkinsky
Banned
کراچی میں دہشت گردوں کے حملے میں شہدا کے ایصال ثواب اور زخمیوں کی جلد سے جلد صحت یابی کے لئے ایم کیو ایم پنجاب ہاوس لاہور میں دعائیہ اجتماع منعقد کیا گیا۔ اجتماع میں رکن رابطہ کمیٹی سیف یار خان، وسطی پنجاب کے سیکریٹری جنرل ملک وسیم کھوکھر اور لاہور سے حق پرست امیدواران سمیت کارکنان کی کثیر تعداد نے شرکت کی۔
