List of members of the 11th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

Last updated April 23, 2022

Elections for the 11th Provincial assembly of Sindh were held on 3 February 1993, along with general elections for the National Assembly of Pakistan and provincial elections in Punjab, Balochistan & N.W.F.P..^[1]

List of members of the 11th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

Tenure of the 11th Provincial assembly of Sindh was from 20 February 1997 to 12 October 1999.^[2]

Serial	Name	Constituency	District
1	Haji Ahmed Yar Khan Shar	PS-1	Ghotki
2	Sardar Rahim Bux Khan Bozdar	PS-2
3	Sardar Ali Gohar Khan Mahar	PS-3
4	Jam Saifullah Khan Dharejo	PS-4	Sukkur
5	Syed Nasir Hussain Shah	PS-5
6	Muhammad Saleem Bandhan	PS-6
7	Nadir Hussain Kumario (death)	PS-7	Shikapur
7.A	Himat Ali Khan Kumario (by election)	PS-7
8	Maqbool Ahmed Shaikh	PS-8
9	Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Jatoi	PS-9
10	Sardar Saleem Jan Khan Mazari	PS-10	Jacobabad
11	Sardar Sher Muhammad Khan Bijarani	PS-11
12	Dr. Sohrab Khan Sarki	PS-12
13	Mir Naseer Khan Khoso	PS-13
14	Agha Ghulam Ali Khan Bulledi	PS-14
15	Abdul Sattar Abbasi	PS-15	Naushahro Feroz
16	Syed Murad Ali Shah	PS-16
17	Syed Manzoor Hussain Shah	PS-17
18	Ghulam Murtaza Khan Jatoi	PS-18
19	Rais Masroor Khan Jatoi	PS-19
20	Asim Kabeer	PS-20	Nawab Shah
21	Jan Muhammad Brohi	PS-21
22	Khan Muhammad Dahri	PS-22
23	Ghulam Rasool Khan Unar	PS-23
24	Zafar Iqbal Bilal	PS-24	Khairpur
25	Pir Syed Saddaruddin Shah Rashdi	PS-25
26	Mahram Ali Sheikh	PS-26
27	Manzoor Hussain Wassan	PS-27
28	Sajid Ali Banbhan	PS-28
29	Mir Nadir Ali Khan Magsi	PS-29	Larkana
30	Ameer Bux Bhutto	PS-30
31	Nisar Ahmed Khuhro	PS-31
32	Ghulam Mujtaba Khan Isran	PS-32
33	Haji Munawar Ali Khan Abbasi	PS-33
34	Altaf Hussain Unar	PS-34
35	Makhdoom Jamil Zaman	PS-35	Hyderabad
36	Makhdoom Rafiq Zaman	PS-36
37	Pir Syed Amjad Hussain Shah Jillani	PS-37
38	Dr. Muhammad Arif Razmi	PS-38
39	Nawab Mirza Advocate (Speaker, resigned)	PS-39
40	Syed Afzal Ahmed Shah	PS-40
41	Zafar Ali Rajput	PS-41
42	Syed Umeed Ali Shah	PS-42
43	Abdul Sattar Bachani	PS-43
44	Syed Mohsin Shah Bukhari	PS-44
45	Haji Abdul Khaliq Soomro	PS-45
46	Haji Abdul Ghafoor Nizamani	PS-46	Badin
47	Mir Allah Bux Talpur	PS-47
48	Dr. Sikandar Ali Mandhro	PS-48
49	Muhammad Ismail Rahoo	PS-49
50	Fareed Ahmed	PS-50	Mirpurkhas
51	Khair Muhammad Bhurgari	PS-51	Mirpurkhas
52	Mir Munawar Ali Khan Talpur	PS-52	Umerkot
53	Mir Munawar Ali Khan Talpur	PS-53	Umerkot
54	Mir Haji Muhammad Hayat Khan Talpur	PS-54	Mirpurkhas
55	Arbab Faiz Muhammad	PS-55	Tharparkar
56	Inayatullah Rahmoon	PS-56
57	Makhdoom Saeed-uz-Zaman Atif alias Makhdoom Ghulam Hyder	PS-57
58	Malik Asad Sikandar	PS-58	Dadu
59	Syed Jalal Mehmood Shah (Deputy Speaker)	PS-59
60	Pir Mazharul Haq	PS-60
61	Syed Ghulam Shah Jillani	PS-61
62	Haji Ameer Bux Junejo	PS-62
63	Liaquat Ali Khan Jatoi (Chief Minister, Sindh)	PS-63
64	Rais Ali Ghulam Nizamani	PS-64	Sanghar
65	Pir Syed Sibghatullah Shah Rashdi	PS-65
66	Fakeer Waryam	PS-66
67	Rasool Bux Marri	PS-67
68	Muhammad Bux Khaskheli	PS-68
69	Abdul Wahid Soomro	PS-69	Thatta
70	Ghulam Qadir Palijo	PS-70
71	Syed Aijaz Ali Shah Sheerazi	PS-71
72	Muhammad Ali Malkani	PS-72
73	Humayoon Muhammad Khan	PS-73	Karachi
74	Abdul Qadir Lakhani	PS-74
75	Muhammad Kamran Jaffery	PS-75
76	S. M. Mohiuddin	PS-76
77	Shoaib Ahmed Bukhari	PS-77
78	Afzal Anwar	PS-78
79	Ahsanullah Khan	PS-79
80	Muhammad Zahid Qureshi	PS-80
81	Bashir Ahmed Farooqui (death)	PS-81
82	Wakeel Ahmed Jamali	PS-82
83	Muhammad Yousuf Khan	PS-83
84	Khalid Bin Waleed	PS-84
85	Abdul Khalique Jumma	PS-85
86	Muhammad Farooq Awan	PS-86
87	Muhammad Farooq Sattar	PS-87
88	Liaquat Ali Qureshi	PS-88
89	Saleem Zia	PS-89
90	Sardar Abdul Raheem	PS-90
91	Dr. Sagheer Ahmed Ansari	PS-91
92	Muhammad Arif Siddiqui	PS-92
93	Waseem Akhtar	PS-93
94	Muhammad Hussain Khan	PS-94
95	Muhammad Haroon Siddiqui	PS-95
96	Qazi Khalid Ali Zahid Advocate	PS-96
97	Aleem Adil Shaikh	PS-97
98	Sher Muhammad Baloch	PS-98
99	Abdul Sattar Ansari	PS-99
100	Syed Zulfiqar Haider	PS-100
Minority Members
101	Dinshaw H. Anklesaria	Sikh, Budhists, Parsis & Others
102	Michael Jawaid	Christians
103	Saleem Khursheed Khokhar	Christians
104	Malik Atta Muhammad	Quadianis
105	Hameer Singh	Hindu
106	Hari Ram
107	Mehru Mal Jagwani
108	Behru Lal
109	Giyanoo Mal

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[1] "PAKISTAN: parliamentary elections National Assembly, 1997". archive.ipu.org. Retrieved 2022-04-19.

[2] "List of members of the 11th provincial assembly of Sindh" (PDF).

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