Showing posts with label General Elections 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label General Elections 2013. Show all posts
Friday, September 12, 2014
Monday, June 30, 2014
ECP dismisses allegations of rigging in NA 124.
ایکسپریس نیوز کے مطابق قومی اسمبلی کے حلقہ 124 میں مبینہ دھاندلی کے خلاف تحریک انصاف کے امیدوار ولید اقبال اور پیپلزپارٹی کی بشریٰ اعجاز کی جانب سے درخواست دائر کی گئی تھی جس میں حلقہ این اے 124 میں انتخابی نتائج کو چیلنج کیا گیا تھا۔ الیکشن ٹریبیونل نے درخواست پر فیصلہ سناتے ہوئے قرار دیا کہ حلقہ این اے 124 میں انتخابی دھاندلی کے حوالے سے کوئی شواہد نہیں ملے جس کے بعد ٹریبونل نے الیکشن کو درست قرار دیا ہے۔
واضح رہے کہ عام انتخابات میں قومی اسلمبی کے حلقہ این اے 124 پر مسلم لیگ (ن) کے نمائندہ شیخ روحیل اصغر نے کامیابی حاصل کی تھی جسے تحریک انصاف اور پیپلزپارٹی نے دھاندلی کے الزامات لگاتے ہوئے عدالت میں چیلنج کردیا تھا۔
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Election tribunal dismisses PTIs petition against Khawaja Asif
Election tribunal dismisses PTIs petition against Khawaja Asif
Election Tribunal's decision on a petition against me by my opponent PTI candidate. Imagine the level of seriousness> pic.twitter.com/fLEaZOCSA5
— Khawaja M. Asif (@KhawajaMAsif) May 17, 2014
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Speech of Khawaja Saad Rafiq on Election Rigging
Khawaja Saad Rafiq on Election Rigging
Speech of Khawaja Saad Rafiq in National Assembly about Imran Khan's allegations on election rigging.
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Puncturing the Puncture Myth
Statistical Evidence of Blunt Lies by Imran Khan
After failure of Tsunami on 11th May 2013 and losing to both PMLN and PPP, Imran Khan has been foul crying and raising many baseless allegations against the opponents, primarily PMLN.
Other than typical allegations, Imran Khan has recently claimed that a foreign ambassador told him that Najam Sethi had called Nawaz Sharif on Election Day and told Sharif that he (Najam Sethi) has put 35 punctures. Imran Khan claims that these 35 punctures are actually 35 seats that Najam Sethi rigged in favor of PMLN as Chief Minister.
Now lets analyze Imran Khan’s claim about 35 punctures:
1- The story about 35 punctures was not released by any journalist, instead it was just a statement by Imran Khan himself
2- There has been no news or statement regarding Imran Khan meeting any ambassador around when he released the puncture statement
3- Assuming the foreign ambassador told Imran Khan about this shocking information, why Imran Khan did not raise voice against spying by foreign country against state of Pakistan like he highlighted the assassination of Hakimullah Masood by foreign state?
4- Although it is almost unlikely, but assuming Najam Sethi did call Nawaz Sharif and told him about 35 punctures, could Sethi be referring to around 35 seats that PTI won causing puncture in PMLN’s mandate?
As per today’s report, Najam Sethi claimed that he would commit suicide if Imran Khan can prove that validity of his allegation of puncture. This have put the ball in Imran Khan’s court where he has to come and to give the evidence of his allegations to the nation.
The actual reason of this claim by Imran Khan is that he has been badly criticized and cornered by entire nation including his voters on the recent wave of terrorism and his support for TTP. Therefore, he is finding new ways of retaining his vote bank with giving lollipops in form of this 35-puncture joke. Unfortunately Imran Khan thinks of our youth as naïve and gullible who can be emotionally exploited without demanding any reasons/logics or questioning the credibility of his statements.
The recent episode of 35 puncture is a prime example of this phenomenon.
The recent episode of 35 puncture is a prime example of this phenomenon.
Now lets summarize the pre-election allegations by Imran Khan that he has been claiming since last several years to justify his failure:
- Large percentage of fake voters in voter lists
- Judiciary not free
- The election commissioner not neutral
- Low voter turnout
- Biased executive
- Judiciary not free
- The election commissioner not neutral
- Low voter turnout
- Biased executive
All of these allegations were dealt with reasonable satisfaction.
- For first time in the history of Pakistan, the voter lists were prepared through computerized NADRA database with pictures/NIC numbers. The Election Commission ran vigorous campaign to urge people to verify their votes through SMS and/or through advertised locations
- Imran Khan was involved in Judicial Movement and had full trust in Judiciary
- Imran Khan welcomed the appointment of Fakhruddin Ibrahim as Chief Election commissioner
- The voter turnout on 11th May 2013 was the highest in recent history of Pakistan
- The Prime Minister and 4 Chief Ministers were proposed by PPP, who was the main opponent of PMLN in last elections. Anyone claiming “muk-muka” between PMLN and PPP must not have any doubts after witnessing the ugliest campaign on media by PPP against PMLN. Imran Khan himself met CM Najam Sethi and his expressed his confidence and trust in him in conducting free and fair elections. Unlike the federal and other 3 provinces, Punjab was the only province where the interim CM Sethi re-shuffled the entire bureaucracy of Punjab that was functioning under Shahbaz Sharif
After experiencing shameful defeat of tsunami of Imran Khan, a new wave of propaganda and allegations were raised against PMLN.
Based on the election results, the main allegation of PTI were the following:
1- PMLN put fake votes in ballot boxes to increase their votes
2- PMLN stopped verification of votes to hide their rigging
3- Army was only deployed outside polling stations, not inside
2- PMLN stopped verification of votes to hide their rigging
3- Army was only deployed outside polling stations, not inside
Lets start with the first issue that PMLN put fake votes in the ballot boxes. This claim is absurd due to the following facts:
1- Polling agents of every party were present inside around 50,000 polling stations guarding the ballot boxes. Every polling agent counted the vote in front of his eyes and signed the polling result sheet inside the polling station.
2- The law-and-order situation in Punjab was satisfactory and there were no no-go-areas where someone could forcibly put the votes.
3- The winning candidate in Punjab on average gets around 80,000+ votes for a National Assembly seat and around 40,000+ votes for a Provincial Assembly seat based on previous elections in 2008. The votes casted in favor of PTI were shamefully low against the claims made by tsunami.
Anyone with basic knowledge and experience of Pakistani politics know that rigging or fake votes can possibly play a part (if any) in close contest in that particular constituency. This is the primary reason why Election Commission allows re-counting of votes in constituencies where winning margin is very low, typically a couple of thousand, or in most cases, few hundred votes only. Re-polling on some polling stations can also be done due to law-and-order situation on those particular polling stations only.
Here are some interesting statistics that should highlight the reasons behind failure of PTI.
1- On 55 NA seats in Punjab, PTI’s candidates had their security deposit forfeited (“Zamanat Zabat”). This means that tsunami could not even secure 12.5% (1/8) votes in the 40% constituencies in Punjab. This excludes seats where PTI even failed to field candidates. Is it PMLN’s fault that PTI could not even secure minimum votes to save their security deposit and avoid this humiliation on 40% seats of Punjab? Were all tsunami supporters also busy in puncturing in favor of PMLN?
2- Some examples of collapse of tsunami in Punjab include NA64 where PTI got only 4.9% votes, NA65 4.7%, NA67 3.1%, NA74 2.5% (this is neighbor constituency of Mianwali where Imran Khan won), NA90 1.2%, NA100 3.5%, NA101 5.8%, NA102 3.2%, NA137 5.2%, NA138 7.2%, NA145 7.2%, NA146 7.3%, NA147 5.1%, NA174 3.2%, NA176 5.2%, NA179 4.6%, NA180 1.4%, NA187 0.19%, NA188 0.9% votes only etc
3- The closest contest in Punjab where margin of winning was less than 2,000 votes was only on 3 seats. On all these 3 seats, PMLN was the losing party. These were the easiest seats where Sethi could have applied “so called puncture” in favor of PMLN, but it didn’t happen. These 3 seats were NA59 with margin of 465 votes, NA188 with margin of 1,275 and NA192 with margin of just 1,291 votes.
4- There is a not a single seat where PTI lost with a margin of less than 2,000 votes where Sethi’s (so called) puncture could have come to effect to favor PMLN. Similarly, there are only 2 seats where PTI lost with a margin of less than 5,000 votes and there are only 4 seats where PTI lost with a margin of less than 10,000 votes. So in total, (so called) puncture could have helped PMLN in maximum 4 seats only.
5- Lets analyze the solid and convincing winning margin of PMLN against PTI in Punjab:
- There are 17 seats where PMLN won with margin of more than 90,000 votes against PTI
- 36 seats where PMLN beat PTI with margin of more than 80,000 votes
- 51 seats where margin is greater than 70,000 votes
- 81 seats with margin of more than 50,000 votes
- 97 seats with winning margin of more than 40,000 votes
- 114 seats where PMLN won with convincing margin of more than 20,000 votes
- 36 seats where PMLN beat PTI with margin of more than 80,000 votes
- 51 seats where margin is greater than 70,000 votes
- 81 seats with margin of more than 50,000 votes
- 97 seats with winning margin of more than 40,000 votes
- 114 seats where PMLN won with convincing margin of more than 20,000 votes
Now lets assume that Sethi provided a massive puncture of 20,000 fake votes on each constituency in favor of PMLN, then there are only 12 seats where PMLN could have won due to rigging against the opponents. Contrary to the claims of Imran Khan, there is no way Sethi could have rigged 35 seats in favor of PMLN. In order to rig 35 seats, Sethi would had to rig with unimaginable and impossible votes of 60,000 fake votes per constituency.
Now remember that on Election Day, the voting was overall peaceful and also confirmed by independent media. We should not forget that in 2008, the media was not free and it was gagged under Musharraf’s emergency. This election also experienced a very high voter turnout and PTI was claiming their victory in bringing out the youth in massive numbers until 5pm. If there was a massive rigging where 60,000 fake votes were being casted in 35 constituencies, then there is no way that it could have been hidden from eyes of the media, which was heavily inclined towards PTI during the entire election campaign.
Now coming to the other 2 allegations of Imran Khan related to vote verification and army deployment, Imran Khan is deliberately misleading his supporters.
1- PMLN as government has no role or saying in verification of votes. The responsibility of any verification solely lies with the Election Commission or the Courts.
2- The Election Commission has refused to entertain PTI’s request for vote verification since PTI could not provide any solid evidence of rigging by PMLN.
3- The Election Commission has also refused for recounting, as the margin of winning by PMLN is considerably large.
4- During the first by-elections in August 2013, the army was deployed both inside and outside of polling stations as per PTI’s demands and yet PMLN secured the largest number of seats in those elections. Not only that, but Imran Khan lost 2 of his own seats from Mianwali and Peshawar. There was no Sethi and PTI was running its own government in KPK, yet their own tsunami collapsed in Peshawar and Haripur.
The above arguments and statistical data should be able to convince anyone with reasoning that there was no such thing as historic rigging that stopped PTI from coming to power. Imran Khan cannot use the rigging mantra for next 5 years and must show his performance in KPK to win hearts and minds of his followers.
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Govt defends sacking of NADRA chairman
National Assembly: Govt defends sacking of NADRA chairman
The federal government challenged the reinstatement of NADRA Chairman Tariq Malik in the Supreme Court.
ISLAMABAD: The government put cold waters on opposition’s seemingly charged plan of slamming the government over dismissal of NADRA chairman through a few disclosures.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Pakistan Peoples Party had teamed up against the government over sacking of NADRA Chairman Tariq Malik — who was immediately reinstated by Islamabad High Court — as they built up their case that the move was aimed at concealing rigging in general elections through verification of voters’ thumb impression.The opposition, perhaps, had not done its homework to make its case stronger but Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan was waiting for the opportunity to hit hard at both the opposition groups separately. Though Nisar responded to the questions raised by the opposition, he did not answer one question: Why the government sacked NADRA Chairman in the middle of night?
Responding to opposition’s allegations, he said that the matter was sub judice as the government has challenged IHC decision in the Supreme Court and he was sharing details of the case out of compulsion to put the record straight.
He assured the house that the government will implement court’s decision on the case, whatever it is, contrary to the practice of past regime. Nisar started with appointment procedure of Malik and said he was taken as General Manager of NADRA, without following the due process. Later on he was taken as Deputy Chairman, a post which does not exist as per rules and then was promoted to the office of Chairman.
“The previous government appointed Malik as chairman through relaxation of rules,” Nisar said and added “I can produce documentary evidence before this house.” The minister revealed that the incumbent Chairman had been denying, despite two letters, to present the accounts of NADRA for audit.
In addition, he said, the chairman had been ‘leaking’ news to the media without prior approval of his ministry. “I had told the Chairman in the middle of a meeting, and in front of everyone present, that I will sack you if NADRA accounts are not audited,” he added.
In response to PTI’s questions, Nisar said that “the government was ready to go for thumb impression verification of all 272 seats (directly elected) of the National Assembly under the supervision of PTI’s member Justice (retd) Wajihuddin Ahmed.”
“I can tell you the results right now that thousands of votes would not be verified as magnetic ink was not used.” It is either the Election Commission of Pakistan or the caretaker government responsible for not using the specific ink, he added.
He said that NADRA chairman had nothing to do with the verification of the votes as election tribunals or courts would order that.
Earlier, PTI chairman Imran Khan said the government removed the NADRA chairman to disrupt the process of thumb impression verification. The chairman was under pressure for quite some time and was removed at the end, he added.
Leader of the Opposition Syed Khursheed Shah said he was concerned because there were allegations of rigging in general elections and NADRA chairman’s removal at this juncture gave credence to that.
Shah Mehmood Qureshi of the PTI questioned the government as to why it had removed the chairman in the middle of the night and as to why due process had not been followed in the action.
After Nisar’s reply, both the PTI and the PPP were taken aback as they said they have nothing to do with the administrative issues related to the case. But both were sticking to their views regarding allegation of rigging in elections.
Govt moves SC
The federal government challenged the reinstatement of NADRA Chairman Tariq Malik in the Supreme Court. In its petition, the federal government through its counsel Akram Sheikh stated that NADRA Chairman holds dual nationality of Pakistan as well as Canada.
“It is humbly submitted that NADRA database contains, critical, confidential and highly sensitive information pertaining to the citizens of Pakistan which information if placed in the hands of a person whose allegiance is not solely to Pakistan is potentially in the possession of a foreign national and hence may be available to any foreign entity,” the government pleaded in its petition also made available with The Express Tribune.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 6th, 2013.
Friday, November 29, 2013
News Report
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
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.
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 |
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