1976 Balochistan Provincial Assembly election

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Elections to the Provincial Assembly of Balochistan were held in 1976.

Results

Constituency-wise result [1]
Constituency NumberConstituency NameNameParty
PB-1Quetta IMalik Gul Hassan KasiIndependent
PB-2Quetta IITalib HussainIndependent
PB-3Quetta IIIAbdul Majeed JaffarPPP
PB-4Quetta IVSyed Aslam ShahIJI
PB-5Pishin ISardar Khair Muhammad TareenIndependent
PB-6Pishin IIHaji Malik Muhammad Rahim KhanPPP
PB-7Pishin IIIMohammad Sarwar Khan KakarIndependent
PB-8Pishin IVHabib Jan MalikIJI
PB-9Loralai IMir Haji TareenIJI
PB-10Loralai IINaseer-ud-din JogezaiPPP
PB-11Loralai IIISardar Muhammad Anwar jan KhetranPML
PB-12Zhob INawabzada Taimor Shah JogezaiPML
PB-13Zhob IILal Gul Muhammad SheraniJUI
PB-14Zhob IIIMoulvi Saleh MuhammadJUI
PB-15ChagaiMir Nusrat Ullah Khan SanjraniPPP
PB-16Sibi ISardar Muhammad Khan BarozaiPPP
PB-17Sibi IIMr. Muhammad Rahim KakarIJI
PB-18KohluMir Qaisar Khan MarriIndependent
PB-19Dera BugtiMir Ahmed Nawaz Khan BugtiIndependent
PB-20Nasirabad IMir Shahnawaz Khan ShahlianiPPP
PB-21Nasirabad IIMir Zafarullah Khan JamaliPPP
PB-22Nasirabad IIIMir Nabi Bakhsh Khan KhosoIndependent
PB-23Nasirabad IVMir Fateh Ali UmraniIndependent
PB-24Kachhi INawab Ghous Bakhsh RaisaniPPP
PB-25Kachhi IISardar Bahadur Khan BangulzaiIndependent
PB-26Kachhi IIISardar Chakar Khan DomkiIndependent
PB-27Kachhi IVMir Tariq Hussain MagsiPPP
PB-28Kalat IMir Bahawal Khan SatakzaiIJI
PB-29Kalat IIMir Hussain Bakhsh BangulzaiPPP
PB-30Kalat-cum-KhuzdarSardar Doda Khan ZarakzaiPPP
PB-31Khuzdar IHaji Naik Muhammad MengalIndependent
PB-32Khuzdar IIAbdul Kareem BizinjoIndependent
PB-33Makran IMir Sabir Ali BalochPPP
PB-34Makran IIImdad AliPPP
PB-35Makran IIIMir Qadir Bakhsh BalochIndependent
PB-36Makran IVNawabzada Abdul Hameed Khan GichkiIJI
PB-37
PB-38
PB-39Lasbela Jam Ghulam Qadir Khan PPP
PB-40

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References

  1. ↑ "memberspage - PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY OF BALOCHISTAN - بلوچستا ن اسمبلی". PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY OF BALOCHISTAN. Retrieved 2022-12-11.


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