Independents joining PMLN and PTI fails to disturb PMLN votebank
These newsreports were published in Weekly Akhabr e Jehan dated May 27, 2013
These newsreports were published in Weekly Akhabr e Jehan dated May 27, 2013
Friday, November 29, 2013
Pakistan Breaks Ground on Nuclear Plant Project With China
Pakistan Breaks Ground on Nuclear Plant Project With China
By SALMAN MASOOD and CHRIS BUCKLEY
Published: November 26, 2013
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday ceremonially broke ground on a $9.59 billion nuclear power complex to be built in Karachi with China’s help, seeking to ease Pakistan’s long-running energy crisis and signaling a new step by China in becoming a top nuclear supplier.
The deal, which officials said was still being finalized, is a major new
advance in energy cooperation between the two countries, dwarfing
previous reactor projects built along with China at Chashma, in
Pakistan’s interior. And it establishes a growing counterpoint to a
nuclear axis between the United States and India in recent years that
Pakistani officials have seen as an irritant and Chinese officials have
seen as a geopolitical challenge.
“The beginning of the 2,200-megawatt power project is indeed a proud
moment in the energy history of Pakistan,” Mr. Sharif said at the
ceremony, adding that the construction was to be completed in six years.
The Chinese ambassador to Pakistan, Sun Weidong, and officials from the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission attended.
Energy supply remains one of the most pressing concerns in Pakistan, and
it was a major issue in the general elections last May, when Mr. Sharif
promised to end crippling shortages. After taking office, his first
visit was to China, where he discussed the nuclear power plant project.
Officials said the new project is to be built around two new-model
Chinese ACP-1000 nuclear reactors, with China also providing enriched
uranium for fuel.
However, Pakistani officials have provided few details of how they plan to finance it.
In September, the International Monetary Fund approved a $6.6 billion loan to help stabilize Pakistan’s struggling economy and tackle the energy crisis.
Mr. Sharif did not mention financing in his speech, but he said that he
has assured the Chinese investors that his government “will support them
in every way.”
China has signaled its intent to expand nuclear energy cooperation with
Pakistan in joint statements from their leaders, said Zhang Li, an
expert on Pakistan at the Institute of South Asian Studies at Sichuan
University in southwest China.
“Both countries have expressed their willingness to expand cooperation
in civilian nuclear energy,” Mr. Zhang said in a telephone interview.
“In that sense, you didn’t need a crystal ball to see this project
coming.”
The new project is not without potential controversy. In the years since
China and Pakistan agreed to build the first reactor at Chashma, China
has joined both the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and the Nuclear Suppliers Group, an agreement by 47 countries to limit exports of nuclear technology and materials.
Mr. Zhang said that China is almost certain to deem the new projects as a
“grandfathered” extension of the countries’ earlier nuclear deals
signed before China joined the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
“My analysis is that this issue won’t trigger too much controversy,” Mr.
Zhang said. “The Indian government will certainly respond, but I don’t
think that this will fundamentally harm Sino-Indian relations, because
it’s not something that has come out of the blue. China and India have
exchanged views on this many times.”
On the supplier group’s likely response, Mr. Zhang said: “I don’t think
the N.S.G. will formally raise this issue, because the experience in the
past was that the members would reach an implicit understanding, and so
this issue never caused a big fuss in previous N.S.G. meetings.”
One of the main events considered to have weakened the Nuclear Suppliers
Group, in fact, was the 2005 commercial nuclear deal between the United
States and India, which like Pakistan developed nuclear weapons in the
face of global pressure. The deal has been a lasting source of outrage
for Pakistani officials.
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not commented on the project
with Pakistan. Yet in the past, it has said that China’s nuclear
cooperation with Pakistan is entirely peaceful and comes under
International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards.
Pakistan has also sought to bridge its energy shortfall through a gas
pipeline deal with Iran. That has been hung up by international
sanctions against Iran, but Pakistani officials have continued to push
for it. On Tuesday, Mr. Sharif’s chief foreign policy adviser, Sartaj
Aziz, was in Iran to discuss the project.
Mr. Sharif on Tuesday also announced plans to build six more civilian
nuclear plants in other parts of the country. But Mr. Zhang said that
China was unlikely to build any more nuclear reactors in Pakistan beyond
the two units in Karachi.
The choice of Karachi is significant because it is considered Pakistan’s
economic and trade center, and its coastal location also provides ample
water for use in reactor cooling.
“Today people look with envy toward cities like Dubai, Hong Kong, Kuala
Lumpur and Singapore,” Mr. Sharif said in his speech, which was
broadcast live. “I wish to see Karachi in this list of harbors and
industrial hubs.”
Thursday, November 28, 2013
News report
Clean Sweep of PMLN in GE 2013
This report was published in weekly AKHBARe Jehan dated May 20, 2013.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Foreign Investment boosted by 41.9%
#PMLN for a #BetterPakistan
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#BetterPakistan | Domestic Oil Production boosted by 7%
Good work Mr. Shahid Khaqan Abbasi
Express News 23 November 2013
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Shahbaz Sharif for improving price control measures
Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan - Shahbaz Sharif for improving price control measures
LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif has said that the measures taken by the government for stabilising prices of essential items were yielding positive results, however, a lot is still to be done.
He said no one would be allowed to fix prices of necessary items arbitrarily. He said that besides stabilising the prices, production of agri items would have to be increased so that shortage of vegetables and pulses could be controlled in future. He was presiding over a high level meeting to review prices of essential commodities in the province, on Monday.
He said honest and hardworking price control magistrates be posted who should pay visits to markets and bazaars and submit a report on daily basis. He directed that police should accompany price control magistrates during their visit to markets and bazaars for checking the prices. The chief Minister directed that implementation of the decision regarding setting up of ‘Sastay Bazaars’ three days a week throughout the province be ensured at any cost and no compromise be made on the quality of items in it.
He said commissioners, RPOs, DPOs and other officers should check prices in agri market at 4am thrice a week. The Chief Minister ordered immediate removal of chairmen market committees involved in corruption besides initiating action against them under the law without any discrimination.
He said Agriculture Department should submit a comprehensive plan for increasing production of vegetables and pulses as well as provision of facilities to the cultivators.
Meanwhile, the CM took notice of alleged molestation of a female student of Class-II in Hafizabad and sought report from inspector general of police. The CM said criminals involved in such a brutal act deserved maximum punishment and should immediately be brought to book. app .
LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif has said that the measures taken by the government for stabilising prices of essential items were yielding positive results, however, a lot is still to be done.
He said no one would be allowed to fix prices of necessary items arbitrarily. He said that besides stabilising the prices, production of agri items would have to be increased so that shortage of vegetables and pulses could be controlled in future. He was presiding over a high level meeting to review prices of essential commodities in the province, on Monday.
He said honest and hardworking price control magistrates be posted who should pay visits to markets and bazaars and submit a report on daily basis. He directed that police should accompany price control magistrates during their visit to markets and bazaars for checking the prices. The chief Minister directed that implementation of the decision regarding setting up of ‘Sastay Bazaars’ three days a week throughout the province be ensured at any cost and no compromise be made on the quality of items in it.
He said commissioners, RPOs, DPOs and other officers should check prices in agri market at 4am thrice a week. The Chief Minister ordered immediate removal of chairmen market committees involved in corruption besides initiating action against them under the law without any discrimination.
He said Agriculture Department should submit a comprehensive plan for increasing production of vegetables and pulses as well as provision of facilities to the cultivators.
Meanwhile, the CM took notice of alleged molestation of a female student of Class-II in Hafizabad and sought report from inspector general of police. The CM said criminals involved in such a brutal act deserved maximum punishment and should immediately be brought to book. app .
#PMLN never supported drone attacks
SARGODHA,
Nov 26,2013 (APP): State Minister for Religious Affairs Pir Amin-ul-Hasnat
Shah said the PML-N has a clear policy as it never supported drone
attacks. In a statement on Tuesday, the minister said his party has raised voice at every platform to end drone strikes which had claimed innocent lives. He claimed that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf was playing politics on the issue and its activities could harm national interests.
http://www.app.com.pk/en_/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=251278&Itemid=2
http://www.app.com.pk/en_/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=251278&Itemid=2
#KarachiOperation |
PM vows to restore peace in Karachi
Radio Pakistan- Nawaz Sharif has directed immediate implementation of "Protection of Pakistan Ordinance" to deal wit
PM vows to restore peace in Karachi
Nawaz Sharif has directed immediate implementation of "Protection of Pakistan Ordinance" to deal with the heinous crimes and offenders.
Chairing a meeting to review Law and Order Situation at Governor House Karachi on Tuesday‚ the Prime Minister said that Karachi operation will continue till fulfillment of its objectives.
Prime Minister directed immediate implementation of "Protection of Pakistan Ordinance" to deal with the heinous crimes and offenders. He further directed the law enforcing agencies and the Sindh Government to shift terrorists to other provinces for trial so that safety of prosecutors and witnesses is ensured.
The Prime Minister was briefed that since September this year 63‚475 raids and 455 encounters have been conducted while as 74 criminals including target killers and terrorists have been arrested.
During the meeting‚ Prime Minister was updated that request for establishment of new Anti-terrorism Courts and appointment of new Judges has been sent to Chief Justice Sindh High Court. It was also informed that 41 proxy prisoners have been identified after NADRA verification and these persons were in prisons instead of the real criminals.
At this occasion‚ the Prime Minister said that high value and hardened criminals should be tried in other provinces and mafias inside jails should be dismantled. He further directed that all illegal Mobile SIMs should be blocked and biometric system should be henceforth used for issuance of new SIMs.
#RoshanPakistan
PM Nawaz inaugurates the Coastal Power Project
Addressing the ceremony‚ PM said Pakistan will produce 40‚000 MW from nuclear plants till 2050.
He was addressing the ground-breaking ceremony of the Coastal Power Project‚ K-II and K-III in Karachi today.
The projects is the largest nuclear power project of the country will be completed within 72 months in cooperation with China and will add 2200 megawatt of electricity in the national grid on completion.
The Prime Minister said it is his utmost priority that power shortage is reduced at the earliest so that development process could continue without any hindrance.
He said that he is grateful to China for their help and support in several projects‚ particularly the power generation projects.
Nawaz Sharif said that Pak-China friendship is time-tested and historic and it will further deepen with the joint ventures in different sectors.
He said that Pakistan and China have jointly carried out several mutually beneficial projects.
The Prime Minister said it is worth mentioning that agreement for Pakistan’s first nuclear power plant at Chashma was signed with China by his previous government.
http://www.radio.gov.pk/newsdetail-58377
#NationalDefence
پاک فوج اور پاک فضائیہ میں ڈرون طیاروں کے بیڑے شامل
راولپنڈی: پاک فوج اور پاک بحریہ میں براق اور شہپر نامی ڈرون طیاروں کے دو بیڑے شامل کرلئے گئے۔
آئی ایس پی آر کی جانب سے جاری بیان کے مطابق براق اور شہپر بیڑوں کی شمولیت کے حوالے سے ایک تقریب کا اہتمام کیا گیا جس میں آرمی چیف جنرل اشفاق پرویز کیانی، ایئرچیف مارشل طاہر رفیق بٹ اور ڈائریکٹر جنرل اسٹریٹیجک پلانز ڈویژن لیفٹیننٹ ریٹائرڈ خالد احمد قدوائی کے علاوہ مسلح افواج کے سینیئر افسران، سائنسدان اور انجینئرز نے شرکت کی۔
اس موقع پر آرمی چیف جنرل اشفاق پرویز کیانی کا کہنا تھا کہ نیشنل انجنئیرنگ اینڈ سائنٹیفک کمیشن کے ماہرین کی کاوشیں کسی سے ڈھکی چھپی نہیں، براق اور شہپر کی پاک فضائیہ اور پاک فوج میں شمولیت ان کی قابلیت کا منہ بولتا ثبوت ہے جس سے مسلح افواج کی استعداد کار میں اضافہ ہوگا۔
واضح رہے کہ براق اور شہپر ڈرون طیاروں کے پہلے بیڑے ہیں جو پاک فوج اور پاک فضائیہ میں شامل کئے گئے ہیں، ڈرون طیاروں کی شمولیت سے جہاں مسلح افواج کی دفاعی صلاحیتوں میں اضافہ ہوگا وہیں مستقبل میں ان طیاروں کو دیگر سماجی و معاشی مقاصد کے لئے بھی استعمال کیا جاسکے گا۔
Monday, November 25, 2013
#PMLN leadership to rid country of crises: Saad
Monday, November 25, 2013 - Karachi—The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz
(PMLN) had not deviated its directions towards the resolution of key national issues but after taking up the government amid terrible crises, the PML-N had acquired the responsibility to run the state sanely and not only as just a political party
so it was a mater of safeguarding the interests of the state. The PML-N
leadership was fully determined to rid the country of the crises and
challenges and put the country on the path of progress and enlightenment
and hence a little time was sought to put the things in order.
The Minister said that it was the constitutional privilege of the federal government to appoint its own Governor in Sindh but the government had sacrificed that constitutional privilege for the sake of the state and the people of the metropolis. As a political party, the PMLN could have changed the Sindh Governor but as the party in federal government, some decisions are deferred for people’s betterment and above all for the interest of the country in the long run of state’s affairs.
The metropolis had been ruled by the TT (pistols) while the PMLN office-bearers and workers had stood to the challenges like man and kept the PMLN’s colours hoisted for which they deserved due applause. Te PMLN was fully aware of the problems of the people of the city and the PMLN workers and office-bearers and that the PMLN would utilize all the available resources to put thing in order, said Khawaja Saad Rafique.
Khawaja Saad Rafique, the Minister for Railways expressed these views while addressing a press conference he had addressed at the PMLN provincial headquarters at Karsaz, Karachi Sunday. PMLN Sindh chapter General secretary Saleem Zia Awan advocate, Information Secretary Ali Akbar Gujjar, Nehal Hashmi, Arif Kiyani, Azhar Sayani, Saeedullah Afridi, Michael Jawaid, Karamat Chohan, Malik Riyaz, Zahid Shah Mir, Nisar Shah, Aman Afridi, Malik Taj, Sultan Bahadur and Asif Khan were present with the Minister.
The Minister said that the PMLN hated the drone attacks and Pakistan Tehreek-e Insaf chairman Imran Khan and those that had taken to streets were in fact assisting the government on that serious national issue.
He said that the credit went to the PMLN-led federal government for bringing the military dictator under court trial for his constitutional violence and offences and it was then the responsibility of the judiciary to say its words and deeds.
As far as the issue of Karachi Circular railways was concerned, the Minister said that he wanted that the KCR project should be commenced, completed and run with indigenous resources; however, it would depend upon circumstances ahead and then the government would take appropriate decisions while keeping the national interests abreast.
http://pakobserver.net/detailnews.asp?id=224696
The Minister said that it was the constitutional privilege of the federal government to appoint its own Governor in Sindh but the government had sacrificed that constitutional privilege for the sake of the state and the people of the metropolis. As a political party, the PMLN could have changed the Sindh Governor but as the party in federal government, some decisions are deferred for people’s betterment and above all for the interest of the country in the long run of state’s affairs.
The metropolis had been ruled by the TT (pistols) while the PMLN office-bearers and workers had stood to the challenges like man and kept the PMLN’s colours hoisted for which they deserved due applause. Te PMLN was fully aware of the problems of the people of the city and the PMLN workers and office-bearers and that the PMLN would utilize all the available resources to put thing in order, said Khawaja Saad Rafique.
Khawaja Saad Rafique, the Minister for Railways expressed these views while addressing a press conference he had addressed at the PMLN provincial headquarters at Karsaz, Karachi Sunday. PMLN Sindh chapter General secretary Saleem Zia Awan advocate, Information Secretary Ali Akbar Gujjar, Nehal Hashmi, Arif Kiyani, Azhar Sayani, Saeedullah Afridi, Michael Jawaid, Karamat Chohan, Malik Riyaz, Zahid Shah Mir, Nisar Shah, Aman Afridi, Malik Taj, Sultan Bahadur and Asif Khan were present with the Minister.
The Minister said that the PMLN hated the drone attacks and Pakistan Tehreek-e Insaf chairman Imran Khan and those that had taken to streets were in fact assisting the government on that serious national issue.
He said that the credit went to the PMLN-led federal government for bringing the military dictator under court trial for his constitutional violence and offences and it was then the responsibility of the judiciary to say its words and deeds.
As far as the issue of Karachi Circular railways was concerned, the Minister said that he wanted that the KCR project should be commenced, completed and run with indigenous resources; however, it would depend upon circumstances ahead and then the government would take appropriate decisions while keeping the national interests abreast.
http://pakobserver.net/detailnews.asp?id=224696
Imran’s politics to isolate Pakistan, says Pervaiz
LAHORE - Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Senator
Pervaiz Rashid said on Sunday said that PTI chief Imran Khan’s politics
over NATO supplies was an attempt to isolate Pakistan from rest of the
world.
“Pakistan could not afford the politics of isolation as it needed friends not foes in today’s world”, he said while talking to newsmen at the 4th International Literary and Cultural Conference here at the Alhamra.
He termed the PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s demands regarding closure of NATO supplies unrealistic that would not serve the cause of Pakistan. He said Imran Khan spoke for Taliban while his sword was for the US.
He said that the PML-N government wanted end to drone strikes and elimination of terrorism from the country. However, it could not pursue a foreign policy which might seclude the country from the global village, he added.
“The NATO containers transport food items for the Afghan brethren and not arms while Pakistanis have close ties with the people of Afghanistan”, he said, adding, that any step by the PTI to stop food supplies to the Afghans, could be detrimental for the regional ties.
Pervaiz believed Imran Khan was doing politics of isolation and was bent upon spoiling Pakistan’s relations with the neighbouring countries.
He said that all the Central Asian countries, besides Afghanistan, had cordial relations with the NATO countries, and even Iran had improved its ties with the United States.
“Stalled diplomatic relations with Afghanistan could only benefit Pakistan’s foes”, he added.
Commenting on Imran Khan’s statement of a thousand year war, he said the masses had to suffer the results of wars. Pakistan wants to spread love not hatred, he said.
Pervaiz said that no NATO supplies were run on Saturday and Sunday and it was beyond comprehension which NATO supplies Imran Khan’s PTI wanted to stop on November 23 and 24, the weekend days. “It seems that the PTI leader has always preferred to hold protest rallies on weekends”, he remarked.
Replying to a query, he said that no representative from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was allowed to address the protest rally in Peshawar which raised questions whom the PTI was representing and serving.
He said Imran Khan had a dubious stance on drone strikes. In the first information report lodged against the drone attacks, he had not mentioned anyone’s name. Whether Imran did not know the perpetrator of the drone strikes, he asked.
“Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif had established himself as a great leader when Imran Khan was frolicking on the cricket fields”, he recalled.
He said that the PML-N government supported peace and rejected the politics of hatred, intolerance and isolation.
http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/lahore/25-Nov-2013/imran-s-politics-to-isolate-pakistan-says-pervaiz
“Pakistan could not afford the politics of isolation as it needed friends not foes in today’s world”, he said while talking to newsmen at the 4th International Literary and Cultural Conference here at the Alhamra.
He termed the PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s demands regarding closure of NATO supplies unrealistic that would not serve the cause of Pakistan. He said Imran Khan spoke for Taliban while his sword was for the US.
He said that the PML-N government wanted end to drone strikes and elimination of terrorism from the country. However, it could not pursue a foreign policy which might seclude the country from the global village, he added.
“The NATO containers transport food items for the Afghan brethren and not arms while Pakistanis have close ties with the people of Afghanistan”, he said, adding, that any step by the PTI to stop food supplies to the Afghans, could be detrimental for the regional ties.
Pervaiz believed Imran Khan was doing politics of isolation and was bent upon spoiling Pakistan’s relations with the neighbouring countries.
He said that all the Central Asian countries, besides Afghanistan, had cordial relations with the NATO countries, and even Iran had improved its ties with the United States.
“Stalled diplomatic relations with Afghanistan could only benefit Pakistan’s foes”, he added.
Commenting on Imran Khan’s statement of a thousand year war, he said the masses had to suffer the results of wars. Pakistan wants to spread love not hatred, he said.
Pervaiz said that no NATO supplies were run on Saturday and Sunday and it was beyond comprehension which NATO supplies Imran Khan’s PTI wanted to stop on November 23 and 24, the weekend days. “It seems that the PTI leader has always preferred to hold protest rallies on weekends”, he remarked.
Replying to a query, he said that no representative from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was allowed to address the protest rally in Peshawar which raised questions whom the PTI was representing and serving.
He said Imran Khan had a dubious stance on drone strikes. In the first information report lodged against the drone attacks, he had not mentioned anyone’s name. Whether Imran did not know the perpetrator of the drone strikes, he asked.
“Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif had established himself as a great leader when Imran Khan was frolicking on the cricket fields”, he recalled.
He said that the PML-N government supported peace and rejected the politics of hatred, intolerance and isolation.
http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/lahore/25-Nov-2013/imran-s-politics-to-isolate-pakistan-says-pervaiz
#RoshanPakistan
Pakistan‚ China sign 3 MoUs for initiating power projects
Under the memorandums‚ China's Western Power Company will install two plants of 660 MWs in Sahiwal and 150 MW plant each in Lahore‚ Faisalabad and Multan.
A Solid Waste Power Plant will also be established in Punjab.
Punjab Chef Minister Shahbaz Sharif appreciated the agreement and said that billions of dollars world of investment will be made under these projects.
He said these projects will help promote friendly relations between the two countries.
http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/lahore/24-Nov-2013/pakistan-china-sign-3-mous-for-initiating-power-projects
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Interview |
Ramesh Singh Arora | MPA Punjab
This interview was published in Daily Waqt, dated October 06, 2013.
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Parlimentarians (2013-18)
List of our Parliamentarians after GE 2013
National Assembly
| NA-18 | Murtaza Javed Abbasi |
| NA-20 | Sardar Muhammad Yousaf |
| NA-21 | Capt R Muhammad Safdar |
| NA-41 | Ghalib Khan |
| NA-44 | Shahab Ud Din Khan |
| NA-49 | Dr. Tariq Fazal Chudhary |
| NA-50 | SHAHID KHAQAN ABBASI |
| NA-51 | RAJA MUHAMMAD JAVED IKHLAS |
| NA-52 | CH NISAR ALI KHAN |
| NA-54 | MALIK IBRAR AHMED |
| NA-57 | Sheikh Aftab Ahmed |
| NA-58 | Malik Ihtebar Khan |
| NA-60 | Major Rtd Tahir Iqbal |
| NA-61 | SARDAR MUMTAZ KHAN |
| NA-62 | Chaudhry Khadim Hussain |
| NA-63 | MALIK IQBAL MEHDI KHAN |
| NA-64 | Pir Muhammad Amin ul Hasnat Shah |
| NA-65 | MOHSIN SHAH NAWAZ RANJHA |
| NA-66 | Chudhary Hamid Hameed |
| NA-67 | Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti |
| NA-68 | MUHAMMAD NAWAZ SHARIF |
| NA-69 | Sumaira Malik |
| NA-70 | MALIK SHAKIR BASHIR AWAN |
| NA-73 | ABDUL MAJEED KHAN |
| NA-75 | Ghulam Rasool Sahi |
| NA-76 | Muhammad Tallal Choudhary |
| NA-77 | Muhammad Asim Nazeer |
| NA-78 | RAJAB ALI KHAN BALOCH |
| NA-79 | CHOUDHRY MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ BABAR |
| NA-80 | Mian Muhammad Farooq |
| NA-81 | NISAR AHMAD |
| NA-82 | Rana Muhammad Afzal Khan |
| NA-84 | ABID ALI |
| NA-85 | HAJI MUHAMMAD AKRAM ANSARI |
| NA-86 | Qaiser Ahmad Sheikh |
| NA-87 | Ghulam Muhammad Lali |
| NA-88 | GHULAM BIBI BHARWANA |
| NA-89 | Sheikh Muhammad Akram |
| NA-92 | CHAUDHRY KHALID JAVED WARRAICH |
| NA-93 | MUHAMMAD JUNAID ANWAAR CHAUDHRY |
| NA-94 | Ch Asad Ur Rehman |
| NA-95 | USMAN IBRAHIM |
| NA-96 | ENGR KHURRAM DASTGIR KHAN |
| NA-97 | CHAUDHRY MAHMOOD BASHIR VIRK |
| NA-98 | Mian Tariq Mehmood |
| NA-99 | Rana Umer Nazir Khan |
| NA-100 | Azhar Qayyum Nahra |
| NA-101 | Justice R Iftikhar Ahmad Cheema |
| NA-102 | Saira Afzal Tarar |
| NA-104 | NAWABZADA MAZHER ALI |
| NA-106 | Ch Jaffar Iqbal |
| NA-107 | Ch. Abid Raza |
| NA-109 | Nasar Iqbal Bosal |
| NA-110 | Khawaja Muhammad Asif |
| NA-111 | Chaudry Armaghan Subhani |
| NA-112 | Rana Shamim Ahmed Khan |
| NA-113 | Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan |
| NA-114 | ZAHID HAMID |
| NA-115 | MIAN MUHAMMAD RASHEED |
| NA-116 | DANIYAL AZIZ |
| NA-117 | AHSAN IQBAL |
| NA-118 | Muhammad Riaz Malik |
| NA-119 | Muhammad Hamza Shehbaz Sharif |
| NA-120 | Muhammad Nawaz Sharif |
| NA-121 | MEHAR ISHTIAQ AHMAD |
| NA-122 | SARDAR AYAZ SADIQ |
| NA-123 | Muhammad Pervaiz Malik |
| NA-124 | Shaikh Rohale Asghar |
| NA-125 | Khawaja Saad Rafique |
| NA-127 | Waheed Alam Khan |
| NA-128 | Muhammad Afzal Khokhar |
| NA-129 | MIAN MUHAMMAD SHEHBAZ SHARIF |
| NA-130 | SOHAIL SHOUKAT BUTT |
| NA-131 | RANA AFZAAL HUSSAIN |
| NA-132 | Rana Tanveer Hussain |
| NA-133 | Mian Javed Latif |
| NA-134 | Sardar Muhammad Irfan Dogar |
| NA-135 | Muhammad Barjees Tahir |
| NA-136 | Chudhary Bilal Ahmed Virk |
| NA-137 | Rai Mansab Ali Khan |
| NA-138 | SALMAN HANIF |
| NA-139 | WASEEM AKHTAR SHAIKH |
| NA-140 | Rasheed Ahmad Khan |
| NA-141 | RANA MUHAMMAD ISHAQ KHAN |
| NA-142 | Rana Muhammad Hayat Khan |
| NA-143 | CH NADEEM ABBAS REBERA |
| NA-144 | muhammad arif ch |
| NA-145 | Syed Muhammad Ashiq Hussain Shah |
| NA-146 | Rao Muhammad Ajmal Khan |
| NA-147 | MUHAMMAD MOEEN WATTOO |
| NA-148 | Malik Abdul Ghaffar Dogar |
| NA-151 | Skindar Hayyat khan Bosan |
| NA-152 | Syed Javed Ali Shah |
| NA-153 | Dewan Ashiq Hussain Bukhari |
| NA-157 | Muhammad Khan Daha |
| NA-158 | ASLAM BODLA |
| NA-159 | Choudhary Iftikhar Nazir |
| NA-160 | SYED IMRAN AHMAD SHAH |
| NA-161 | CHAUDHARY MUHAMMAD ASHRAF |
| NA-163 | CHAUDHRY MUHAMMAD MUNIR AZHAR |
| NA-164 | SARDAR MANSAB ALI DOGAR |
| NA-165 | SYED MUHAMMAD ATHAR HUSSAIN SHAH GILLANI |
| NA-166 | RANA ZAHID HUSSAIN KHAN |
| NA-167 | Chaudhary Nazeer Ahmad |
| NA-168 | Sajid Mehdi |
| NA-170 | Saeed Ahmed Khan Manais |
| NA-171 | SARDAR MUHAMMAD AMJAD FAROOQ KHAN KHOSA |
| NA-172 | Hafiz Abdul Kareem |
| NA-174 | Sardar Muhammad Jaffar Khan Leghari |
| NA-175 | Doctor Hafeez ur Rehman Khan Drishak |
| NA-176 | Malik Sultan Mehmood |
| NA-179 | Makhdoomzada S B A Sultan |
| NA-181 | Sahibzada Faiz ul Hassan |
| NA-182 | Syed Muhammad Saqlain Bukhari |
| NA-183 | Makhdoom Syed Ali Hassan Gillani |
| NA-184 | MIAN NAJIBUDDIN AWAISI |
| NA-185 | Muhammad Baligh ur Rehman |
| NA-186 | Mian Riaz Hussain Peerzada |
| NA-189 | ALAM DAD LALEKA |
| NA-190 | Tahir Bashir Cheema |
| NA-193 | SHEIKH FAYYAZ UD DIN |
| NA-196 | Mian Imtiaz Ahmed |
| NA-197 | MUHAMMAD ARSHAD KHAN LAGHARI |
| NA-271 | Lt.Gen R Abdul Qadir Baloch |
KPK Assembly
| PK-8 | ARBAB AKBER HAYAT |
| PK-36 | Muhammad Sheeraz |
| PK-45 | Sardar Mehtab Ahmed Khan |
| PK-47 | Sardar Aurangzeb |
| PK-49 | Raja Faisal Zaman |
| PK-54 | Mian Zia ur Rehman |
| PK-55 | Saleh Muhammad |
| PK-56 | Wajeh uz Zaman Khan |
| PK-59 | Nawab Zada Wali Mohammad Khan |
| PK-63 | Abdul Sattar Khan |
| PK-86 | Qaimos Khan |
| PK-87 | Muhammad Rashad Khan |
Sindh Assembly
| PS-89 | Humayon Mohammad Khan |
| PS-114 | Irfanullah Khan Marwat |
| PS-129 | Shafi Muhammad Jamot |
Balochistan Assembly
| PB-1 | Tahir Mehmood Khan |
| PB-14 | Sardar Dur Mohammad Nasar |
| PB-23 | Nawabzada Jangez Khan Marri |
| PB-25 | Mir Jan Muhammad Khan Jamali |
| PB-26 | Rahat Jamali |
| PB-27 | Mir Izhar Hussain Khoso |
| PB-33 | Sardar Sanaullah Zehri |
| PB-50 | Akber Askaani |
Punjab Assembly
| PP-1 | RAJA ASHFAQ SARWAR | |
| PP-2 | Raja Muhammad Ali | |
| PP-3 | IFTIKHAR AHMED | |
| PP-4 | Raja Shaukat Aziz Bhatti | |
| PP-5 | ENGINEER QAMAR UL ISALM RAJA | |
| PP-6 | CH NISAR ALI KHAN | |
| PP-10 | MALIK IFTIKHAR AHMED | |
| PP-14 | Raja Abdul Hanif | |
| PP-16 | Col R Shuja Khanzada | |
| PP-17 | Muhammad Shawez Khan | |
| PP-18 | Sher Ali Khan | |
| PP-19 | Zafar Iqbal | |
| PP-20 | Chaudhary Liaqat Ali Khan | |
| PP-21 | Tanveer Aslam Malik | |
| PP-22 | ZUIFIQAR ALI KHAN | |
| PP-23 | MALIK MUHAMMAD ZAHOOR ANWAR | |
| PP-24 | Raja Muhammad Awais Khan | |
| PP-25 | Mahar Muhammad Fayyaz | |
| PP-26 | CHAUDHRY LAL HUSSAIN | |
| PP-27 | Nazar Hussain | |
| PP-28 | Doctor Mukhtar Ahmad Bharath | |
| PP-29 | Ghulam Dastagir Lak | |
| PP-30 | CHAUDHRY TAHIR AHMAD SINDHU ADOVOCATE | |
| PP-31 | MIAN MUNAZIR HUSSAIN RANJHA | |
| PP-33 | Chaudhry Abdul Razaq Dhiloon | |
| PP-34 | Dr Nadia Aziz | |
| PP-36 | Rana Munawar Hussain Alias Rana Munawar Ghous | |
| PP-37 | SAHABZADA GHULAM NIZAM UD DEEN SIALVI | |
| PP-39 | Malik Muhammad Javed Iqbal Awan | |
| PP-40 | Karam elahi Bandial | |
| PP-41 | MUHAMMAD ASIF MALIK | |
| PP-42 | MUHAMMAD WARIS KALLU | |
| PP-52 | M. Afzal Sahi | |
| PP-53 | Iffat Maraj Awan | |
| PP-54 | Rai Haider Ali Khan | |
| PP-55 | Rana Shoaib Adrees Khan | |
| PP-57 | JAFAR ALI HOCHA | |
| PP-59 | ARIF MAHMOOD GILL | |
| PP-60 | RAO KASHIF RAHEEM KHAN | |
| PP-62 | Ch Raza Nasrullah Ghumman | |
| PP-63 | AJMAL ASIF | |
| PP-65 | Haji Muhammad Ilyas Ansari | |
| PP-66 | HAJI KHALID SAEED | |
| PP-67 | CH.FAQEER HUSSAIN DOGAR | |
| PP-68 | SHEIKH IJAZ AHMED | |
| PP-69 | MIAN TAHIR | |
| PP-70 | Rana Sana Ullah Khan | |
| PP-71 | MALIK MUHAMMAD NAWAZ | |
| PP-72 | Khawaja Muhammad islam | |
| PP-73 | Muhammad Ilyas | |
| PP-74 | Muhammad Rehmat Ullah | |
| PP-75 | Imtiaz Ahmad Lali | |
| PP-76 | MUHMMAD SAQLAIN ANWAR SIPRA | |
| PP-78 | Rashida Yaqoob | |
| PP-79 | MEHR KHALID MAHMOOD SARGANA | |
| PP-80 | KHALID GHANI CHAUDHRY | |
| PP-81 | Iftikhar Ahmad Khan | |
| PP-82 | Mian Muhammad Azam | |
| PP-85 | Abdul Qadeer Alvi | |
| PP-86 | AMJAD ALI JAVAID | |
| PP-87 | LT Col (R) Sardar Mohammad Ayub khan | |
| PP-88 | Nazia Raheel | |
| PP-89 | Makhdoom Syed Ali Raza Shah | |
| PP-90 | Mian Muhammad Rafique | |
| PP-91 | IMRAN KHALID BUTT | |
| PP-92 | MUHAMMAD NAWAZ CHOHAN | |
| PP-93 | CH ASHRAF ALI ANSARI | |
| PP-94 | ABDUL RAUF MUGHAL | |
| PP-95 | PIR GHULAM FAREED | |
| PP-96 | MUHAMMAD TAUFEEQ BUTT | |
| PP-97 | Chaudhary Muhammad Ashraf Warraich | |
| PP-98 | Chaudhary Muhammad Iqbal | |
| PP-99 | Qaisar Iqbal | |
| PP-100 | Ch shamshad ahmad khan | |
| PP-101 | Riaz Bibi | |
| PP-102 | Ch.Rafaqat Hussain | |
| PP-103 | Akmal Saif Chatha | |
| PP-104 | Shaukat Manzoor Cheema | |
| PP-105 | Malik Fiaz Ahmad Awan | |
| PP-106 | Chaudhary muhammad asad ullah | |
| PP-108 | Nawabzada Haider Mehdi | |
| PP-109 | MAJOR R MOEEN NAWAZ WARRIACH | |
| PP-111 | Haji Imran Zafar | |
| PP-112 | Ch Muhammad Ashraf | |
| PP-113 | Mian Tariq Mehmood | |
| PP-114 | Malik Muhammad Hanif Awan | |
| PP-115 | Ch Shabir Ahmed | |
| PP-116 | Hameeda Mian | |
| PP-117 | Syed Tariq Yaqoob | |
| PP-119 | SHAFQAT MAHMOOD M | |
| PP-120 | Sayed Muhammad Mahfooz Mashedi | |
| PP-121 | Rana Muhmamad Iqbal Harnah | |
| PP-122 | Chodhary Muhammad Akram | |
| PP-123 | Khawaja Muhammad Asif | |
| PP-124 | Rana Abdul Sattar Khan | |
| PP-125 | Ch Tariq Subhani | |
| PP-126 | LIAQAT ALI | |
| PP-127 | MUNAWAR AHMED GILL | |
| PP-128 | Rana Muhammad Afzal | |
| PP-129 | Ch Mohsin Ashraf | |
| PP-130 | Muhammad Asif Bajwa Advocate | |
| PP-131 | Ch Arshad Javaid Warraich | |
| PP-132 | Awais Qasim | |
| PP-133 | ABU HAFS MUHAMMAD GHIYAS-UD-DIN | |
| PP-134 | Manan Khan | |
| PP-135 | KHAWAJA MUHAMMAD WASEEM | |
| PP-136 | Shujah Ahmad Khan | |
| PP-137 | Khawaja Imran Nazeer | |
| PP-138 | Ghazali Saleem Butt | |
| PP-139 | Bilal Yasin | |
| PP-140 | Majid Zahoor | |
| PP-141 | Mian Mujataba Shuja Ur Rehman | |
| PP-142 | Muhammad hamza shehbaz sharif | |
| PP-143 | Choudhry Shahbaz Ahmad | |
| PP-144 | Rao akhtar | |
| PP-145 | Muhammad Waheed Gul | |
| PP-146 | Malik Muhammad Waheed | |
| PP-147 | MOHSIN LATIF | |
| PP-149 | RANA MASHHOOD AHMAD KHAN | |
| PP-150 | Mehar Ishtiaq Ahmad | |
| PP-153 | Ramzan Siddique Bhatti | |
| PP-154 | Syed Zaeem Hussian Qadri | |
| PP-155 | Main Naseer Ahmad | |
| PP-156 | Ch yaseen Sohail | |
| PP-157 | MUHAMMAD TAJAMMAL HUSSAIN | |
| PP-158 | Malik Ghulam Habib Awan | |
| PP-159 | MIAN MUHAMMAD SHEHBAZ SHARIF | |
| PP-160 | Malik Saif Ul Malook Khokhar | |
| PP-161 | Mian muhammad shahbaz sharif | |
| PP-162 | MUHAMMAD KHURRAM GULFAM | |
| PP-163 | Khurram ijaz chattah | |
| PP-164 | Pir Muhammad Ashraf Rasool | |
| PP-166 | Faizan Khalid Virk | |
| PP-167 | Muhammad Arif Khan Sindhila | |
| PP-169 | Sajjad Haider Gujjar | |
| PP-171 | Rana Muhammad Arshad | |
| PP-172 | Malik Zulqarnain Dogar | |
| PP-173 | Muhammad Kashif | |
| PP-174 | Jamil Hassan Khan | |
| PP-175 | MUHAMMAD YAQUB NADEEM SETHAI | |
| PP-176 | MOHAMMAD ANIS QURESHI | |
| PP-177 | MUHAMMAD NAEEM SAFDAR ANSARI | |
| PP-178 | MALIK AHMAD SAEED KHAN | |
| PP-179 | Malak Muhammad Ahmad Khan | |
| PP-181 | SHEIKH ALAUDIN | |
| PP-182 | MEHMOOD ANWAR | |
| PP-184 | Rana Muhammad Iqbal Khan | |
| PP-185 | SAMEENA NOOR | |
| PP-186 | Javaid Alla-ud-Din Sajid | |
| PP-187 | Syed Raza Ali Gillani | |
| PP-188 | CHAUDRY IFTIKHAR HUSSAIN CHACHAR | |
| PP-190 | Main Muhammad Munir | |
| PP-191 | Mian Yawar Zaman | |
| PP-192 | Ali Abbas | |
| PP-193 | MUHAMMAD MOEEN WATTOO | |
| PP-196 | Abdul Waheed Chouhdry | |
| PP-197 | M Ehsan Uddin Qureshi | |
| PP-198 | Peer zada Mian Shazad Maqbool Bhutta | |
| PP-199 | Mmalik Muhammad Ali Khokhar | |
| PP-200 | Shaukat Hayyat Khan Bosan | |
| PP-201 | Malik Mazhar Abbas Ran | |
| PP-202 | Raey Mansab Ali Khan | |
| PP-203 | Rana Tahir Shabbir | |
| PP-204 | Rana Ijaz Ahmad Noon | |
| PP-205 | Mehdi Abbas Khan | |
| PP-206 | Naghma Mushtaq | |
| PP-214 | Nishat Ahmad Khan Daha | |
| PP-215 | Ch Fazal ur Rehman | |
| PP-216 | AMIR HAYAT HIRAJ | |
| PP-219 | Karam Dad Wahla | |
| PP-220 | KHIZER HAYAT | |
| PP-221 | MALIK NADEEM KAMRAN | |
| PP-222 | MUHAMMAD ARSHAD MALIK ADVOCATE HIGH COURT | |
| PP-223 | Muhammad Arshad Khan Lodhi | |
| PP-225 | CHOUDHARY MUHAMMAD ARSHAD | |
| PP-226 | CHAUDHRY MUHAMMAD HANIF JUTT | |
| PP-227 | MIAN ATTA MUHAMMAD MANIKA | |
| PP-228 | MIAN NAVEED ALI | |
| PP-230 | DR FARRUKH JAVED | |
| PP-231 | PIR KASHIF ALI CHISHTY | |
| PP-233 | Ch Irshad Ahmad Arain | |
| PP-234 | Mian Irfan Aqeel Daultana | |
| PP-235 | Bilal Akbar Bhatti | |
| PP-236 | Muhammad Saqib Khurshid | |
| PP-238 | Asif Saeed manais | |
| PP-243 | Sardar Zulfiqar Ali Khan Khosa | |
| PP-247 | Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif | |
| PP-248 | sardar sher ali gorchani | |
| PP-250 | Sardar Atif Hussain Khan Mazari | |
| PP-251 | Ahmad Yar | |
| PP-256 | Muhammad Imran | |
| PP-257 | Ahmad Karim Qaswar Langrial | |
| PP-258 | Syed Haroon Ahmed Sultan Bokhari | |
| PP-259 | Sardar Khan Muhammad | |
| PP-264 | Qaisar Abbas Khan | |
| PP-265 | Ejaz Ahmad | |
| PP-268 | Qazi Adnan Fareed | |
| PP-269 | SARDAR KHALID MAHMOOD WAARAN | |
| PP-270 | MIAN MUHAMMAD SHOAIB AWAISI | |
| PP-272 | Malik Muhammad Iqbal Channar | |
| PP-273 | Muhammad Kazim Ali Peerzada | |
| PP-274 | Muhammad Afzal Gill | |
| PP-275 | Ch Khalid Mehmood Jaja | |
| PP-277 | FIDA HUSSAIN | |
| PP-278 | Shoukat Ali Laleka | |
| PP-279 | RANA ABDUL RAUF | |
| PP-281 | Ihsan ul Haq Bajwa | |
| PP-282 | Choudhary Zahid Akram | |
| PP-285 | Makdum Syed Muhammad Masood Alam | |
| PP-287 | MIAN MUHAMMAD ISLAM ASLAM | |
| PP-290 | MUHAMMAD EJAZ SHAFI | |
| PP-293 | Mohammad Umar Jaffar | |
| PP-294 | Mahmood ul Hassan | |
| PP-296 | CHAUHDARY MUHAMMAD SHAFIQUE |
