GBA-18 (Darel-I)

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GBA-18 (Darel-I)
Constituency
for the Gilgit Baltistan Assembly
District Darel District
Electorate25,622
Current constituency
Created2009
Replaced byGBA-18 (Diamer-IV)

GBLA-18 (Darel-I) is a constituency of Gilgit Baltistan Assembly of the Darel District which is currently represented by Gulbar Khan of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.

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History

Before 2019, the constituency was of Diamer District and was known as GBA-18 (Diamer-IV). In 2019, when Darel was made a district. The constituency is known as Darel-I.

Members

ElectionMemberPartyVotes received
2009 Gulbar Khan Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) 2,741 votes
2015 Muhammad Wakeel Pakistan Muslim League (N) 3,527 votes
2016Imran Wakeel Pakistan Muslim League (N) 3,914 votes
2020 Gulbar Khan Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 4,401 votes

Election results

2009

Gulbar Khan of JUI-F became member of assembly in 2009 elections. [1]

2015

Muhammad Wakeel of Pakistan Muslim League (N) won this seat by getting 3,622 votes. [2]

2015: Diamir-IV
PartyCandidateVotes%
PML-N Muhammad Wakeel3,76152.04
JUI F Gulbar Khan2,43833.74
PPP Shakrat Khan82811.46
PTI Dilbar Khan881.22
Independents & Others 1121.55
Turnout 7,22746.03
PML(N) gain from [[JUI-F|JUI-F]] Swing

2016

In May 2016 Muhammad Wakeel died of cardiac arrest. [3] Imran Wakeel was elected on 12 July 2016 By-polls by securing 3917 votes. [4]

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