List of members of the 10th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

Last updated April 14, 2022

Elections for the 10th Provincial assembly of Sindh were held on 6 October 1993, along with general election for National Assembly of Pakistan & provincial elections in Punjab, Balochistan & N.W.F.P. ^[1]

List of members of the 10th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

The tenure of the 10th Provincial assembly of Sindh was from 18 October 1993, till 7 November 1996.^[2]

Serial	Name	Constituency	District
1	Jam Mumtaz Hussain Dahar	PS-1	Ghotki
2	Sardar Ahmed Ali Khan Pitafi	PS-2
3	Sardar Ali Gohar Khan Mahar	PS-3
4	Ghulam Mustafa Bozdar	PS-4	Sukkur
5	Taj Mohammad Shaikh	PS-5
6	Ghulam Qadir Bhutto	PS-6
7	Agha Siraj Khan Durrani	PS-7	Shikarpur
8	Agha Tariq Khan	PS-8
9	Ghous Bux Khan Mahar	PS-9
10	Ghalib Hussain Domki	PS-10	Jacobabad.
11	Sardar Sher Mohammad Khan Bijarani	PS-11
12	Sohrab Khan Sarki	PS-12
13	Mohammad Yaqoob Khan Khoso	PS-13
14	Gohar Ali Shahliani	PS-14
15	Malhar Khan Rajpar	PS-15	Nausheroferoze
16	Syed Murad Ali Shah	PS-16
17	Syed Munawar Ali Shah	PS-17
18	Ghulam Rasool Jatoi	PS-18
19	Tariq Khan Jatoi	PS-19
20	Syed Shoukat Hussain Shah	PS-20	Nawab Shah
21	Jan Mohammad Brohi	PS-21
22	Bahadur Khan Dahri	PS-22
23	Ghulam Rasool Unar	PS-23
24	Syed Qaim Ali Shah	PS-24	Khairpur
25	Pir Syed Sadaruddin Shah	PS-25
26	Pir Syed Haji Gul Shah	PS-26
27	Syed Pervez Ali Shah	PS-27
28	Sajid Ali Banbhan	PS-28
29	Mir Nadir Ali Khan Magsi	PS-29	Larkana
30	Mumtaz Ali Khan Bhutto	PS-30
31	Mir Murtaza Bhutto	PS-31
32	Ghulam Mujtaba Khan Isran	PS-32
33	Nisar Ahmed Khuhro	PS-33
34	Nazir Ahmed Khan Bughio	PS-34
35	Makhdoom Rafique-uz-Zaman (ByElection, Un-Contested)	PS-35	Hyderabad
36	Pir Syed Noor Shah	PS-36
37	Pir Syed Amjad Hussain Shah	PS-37
38	Salahuddin	PS-38
39	Mohammad Mubin	PS-39
40	Mohammad Maqbool Ahmed	PS-40
41	Zafar Ali Rajput	PS-41
42	Syed Umed Ali Shah	PS-42
43	Abdul Latif Mangrio	PS-43
44	Syed Mohsin Shah Bukhari	PS-44
45	Mohammad Amin Lakho	PS-45
46	Haji Abdul Gafoor Nizamani	PS-46	Badin
47	Mir Allah Bux Talpur	PS-47
48	Pir Ali Bahadur Shah	PS-48
49	Sikandar Ali Mandhro	PS-49
50	Fareed Ahmed	PS-50	Mirpurkhas
51	Syed Inayat Ali Shah	PS-51	Mirpurkhas
52	Mir Munwar Ali Talpur	PS-52	Umerkot
53	Syed Ali Mardan Shah	PS-53	Umerkot
54	Mir Haji Mohammad Hayat Khan Talpur	PS-54	Mirpurkhas
55	Arbab Attaullah	PS-55	Thar
56	Inayatullah Rahmoon	PS-56
57	Haji Ghulam Mohammad Lot Memon	PS-57
58	Haji Mohammad Siddique Shoro	PS-58	Dadu
59	Syed Abdullah Shah	PS-59
60	Pir Mazhar-ul-Haq	PS-60
61	Pir Syed Ghulam Shah Jillani	PS-61
62	Haji Zafar Ali Leghari	PS-62
63	Munwar Ali Butt	PS-63
64	Muzaffar Hussain Shah	PS-64	Sanghar
65	Pir Syed Sibghatullah Shah Rashdi	PS-65
66	Jam Madad Ali	PS-66
66.A	Jam Karam Ali Khan (By-Election)	PS-66
67	Rasool Bux Marri	PS-67
68	Abdul Salam Thaheem	PS-68
69	Abdul Wahid Soomro	PS-69	Thatta
70	Ghulam Qadir Paleejo	PS-70
71	Syed Aijaz Ali Shah Sheerazi	PS-71
72	Mohammad Ali Malkani	PS-72
73	Lal Bux Bhutto	PS-73	Karachi
74	Abdul Qadir Lakhani	PS-74
75	Mohammad Kamran Jaffery	PS-75
76	S.M. Mohiuddin	PS-76
77	Shamim Ahmed Advocate	PS-77
78	Afzal Anwar	PS-78
79	Feroza Begum	PS-79
80	Syed Shoaib Ahmed Bukhari	PS-80
81	Babar Khan Ghouri	PS-81
82	Wakeel Ahmed Jamali	PS-82
83	Qamar Mansoor	PS-83
84	Khalilullah	PS-84
85	Abdul Khaliq Jumma	PS-85
86	Abdul Qadir Patel (By-Election)	PS-86
87	Mohammad Farooq Sattar	PS-87
88	Nabeel Ahmed Gabol	PS-88
89	Capt. Syed Mohammad Ali	PS-89
90	Rana Safdar Ali Khan Advocate	PS-90
91	Dr. Sagheer Ahmed	PS-91
92	Mohammad Arif Siddiqui	PS-92
93	Waseem Akhtar	PS-93
94	Mohammad Hussain	PS-94
95	Mohammad Haroon Siddiqui	PS-95
96	Qazi Khalid Ali Advocate	PS-96
97	Khuwaja Mohammad	PS-97
98	Abdul Hakeem Baloch	PS-98
99	Mohammad Farrukh Naeem Siddiqui	PS-99
100	Syed Zulfiqar Haider	PS-100
Reserved Seat for Chirtians
101	Saleem Khursheed Khokhar
102	Michael Javaid
Reserved Seat for Hindu and Scheduled casts
103	Hari Ram S/O Kishorilal
104	Engineer Gian
105	Engineer Gian
106	Hamir
107	Lachman Das
107.A	Washder Sewani alias Pitamber
Reserved Seat for Sikh, Buddhist, Parsi and other non-Muslims
108	Dinshaw H. Anklesaria
Reserved Seat for Person belonging to Quadiani
109	Atta Mohammad

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↑ "PAKISTAN: parliamentary elections National Assembly, 1993". archive.ipu.org. Retrieved 2022-04-13.
↑ "List of members of the 10th provincial assembly of sindh" (PDF).

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[1] "PAKISTAN: parliamentary elections National Assembly, 1993". archive.ipu.org. Retrieved 2022-04-13.

[2] "List of members of the 10th provincial assembly of sindh" (PDF).

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