List of members of the 12th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

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Elections for the twelfth provincial assembly of Sindh were held on 10 October 2002, under the military regime of General Pervez Musharraf, after a martial law of three years.

List of members of the 12th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

tenure of the twelfth assembly was from 10 October 2002 to 15 November 2007. This is a list of members of the 12th Provincial Assembly of Sindh, Pakistan. [1]

#NameConstituencyDistrict
1Nasrullah BalochPS 1 Sukkur I
2Anwar Ahmed Khan MaharPS 2Sukkur II
3Jam SaiFullah Khan DharejoPS 3Sukkur III
4Syed Javed Hussain ShahPS 4Sukkur IV
5 Jam Mehtab Hussain Dahar PS 5 Ghotki I
6 Sardar Ali Muhammad Khan Mahar PS 6Ghotki II
7 Sardar Nadir Akmal Khan Leghari PS 7Ghotki III
8Abdul Razzaque Khan MaharPS 8Ghotki IV
9Zulfiqar Ali KamarioPS 9 Shikarpur I
10Faiz Muhammad MaharPS 10Shikarpur II
11Tamoor KhanPS 11Shikarpur III
12Abid Hussain JatoiPS 12Shikarpur IV
13Manzoor Ali Khan PanwharPS 13 Jacobabad I
14 Naseer Khan Khoso PS 14Jacobabad II
15 Sohrab Khan Sarki PS 15Jacobabad III
16Mehboob Ali Khan BijraniPS 16Jacobabad IV
17Ghulam Abid Khan SundraniPS 17Jacobabad V
18Imtiaz Ahmed Alias Tariq ShaikhPS 18Jacobabad VI
19 Arif Mustafa Jatoi PS 19 Nausheroferoze I
20 Murad Ali Shah PS 20Nausheroferoze II
21Syed Manzoor Hussain Shah (alias Ghulam Hussain Shah)PS 21Nausheroferoze III
22Noor Muhammad ShahPS 22Nausheroferoze IV
23Farhad Zaman JatoiPS 23Nausheroferoze V
24 Tariq Masood Arain PS 24 Nawabshah I
25Ahmed Ali Khan JalbaniPS 25Nawabshah II
26Ali Ahmed ShahPS 26Nawabshah III
27 Ghulam Qadir Chandio PS 27Nawabshah IV
28Jam TamachiPS 28Nawabshah V
29 Qaim Ali Shah PS 29 Khairpur I
30Sadaruddin Shah Alias Younis SainPS 30Khairpur II
31Bashir AhmedPS 31Khairpur III
32Mohammed Rafiq Ahmed BanbhanPS 31Khairpur III
33 Nawab Ali Wassan PS 32Khairpur IV
34Zahid Ali BanbhanPS 33Khairpur V
35 Naeem Ahmed Kharal PS 34Khairpur VI
36 Altaf Hussain Unar PS 35 Larkana I
37 Nisar Ahmed Khuhro PS 36Larkana II
38 Muhammad Ayaz Soomro PS 37Larkana III
39Munawar Ali AbbasiPS 38Larkana IV
40Ghulam Mujadid IsranPS 39Larkana V
41Sultan Ahmed KhuhwarPS 40Larkana VI
42 Aziz Ahmed Jatoi PS 41Larkana VII
43Najamuddin AbroPS 42Larkana VIII
44Jamil-Uz-ZamanPS 43 Hyderabad I
45Jalal Shah JamotePS 44Hyderabad II
46Abdul Rahman Rajput.PS 45Hyderabad III
47Arshad ShahPS 46Hyderabad IV
48Zahid Ali BhurgriPS 47Hyderabad V
49Muhammad Naeem IshtiaquePS 48Hyderabad VI
50Aslam Pervez Khan AdvocatePS 49Hyderabad VII
51Amjad Hussain Shah Jilani.PS 50Hyderabad VIII
52Ali Nawaz Shah RizviPS 51Hyderabad IX
53Irfan Gul Magsi.PS 52Hyderabad X
54Ali Nawaz TalpurPS 53Hyderabad XI
55Abdul Qadir SoomroPS 54Hyderabad XII
56Muhammad Hassan Khan TalpurPS 55 Badin I
57Amjad Ali SiddiquiPS 56Badin II
58Ali Buz ShahPS 57Badin III
59 Sikandar Ali Mandhro PS 58Badin IV
60Muhammad Nawaz ChandiroPS 59Badin V
61 Arbab Ghulam Rahim PS 60 Tharparkar I
62Rajvir Singh SodhaPS 61Tharparkar II
63Arbab Haji AbdullahPS 62Tharparkar III
64Abdul Razzak RahimoonPS 63Tharparkar IV
65Shabbir Ahmed Qaim Khani.PS 64 Mirpurkhas I
66Irfan Ali ShahPS 65Mirpurkhas II
67Zulfiqar Ali TalpurPS 66Mirpurkhas III
68Mehboob Ali TalpurPS 67Mirpurkhas IV
69Dost Muhammad MemonPS 68Mirpurkhas V
70 Muzaffar Hussain Shah PS 69Mirpurkhas VI
71 Ali Mardan Shah PS 70Mirpurkhas VII
72Pir Mujeeb-Ur-Rehman Shah JillaniPS 71 Dadu I
73Asif Ali ShahPS 72Dadu II
74 Murad Ali Shah PS 73Dadu III
75 Marvi Mazhar PS 74Dadu IV
76 Sajeela Leghari PS 75Dadu V
77Ahsan Ali JatoiPS 76Dadu VI
78Sadaqat Ali JatoiPS 77Dadu VII
79Iftikhar AhmedPS 78 Sanghar I
80Pir Buz JunejoPS 79Sanghar II
81Shams Din RajarPS 80Sanghar III
82Madad Ali KhanPS 81Sanghar IV
83Imamuddin ShoukeenPS 82Sanghar V
84Mahi Khan WassanPS 83Sanghar VI
85Manzoor Hussain Shah ShiraziPS 84 Thatta I
86 Sassui Palijo PS 85Thatta II
87Sarfraz Shah SheraziPS 86Thatta III
88Muhammad Usman KhanPS 87Thatta IV
89Karim Dino Shah SheraziPS 88Thatta V
90Akhtar Hussain JadoonPS 89 Karachi I
91Umar SadiqPS 90Karachi II
92Hafiz Muhammad NaeemPS 91Karachi III
93Abdul Sattar AnsariPS 92Karachi IV
94HameedullahPS 93Karachi V
95Abdul QudoosPS 94Karachi VI
96Anwar AlamPS 95Karachi VII
97S.A. Iqbal QadriPS 96Karachi VIII
98 Muhammad Hussain Khan PS 97Karachi IX
99Syed Sardar AhmedPS 98Karachi X
100Qamar MansoorPS 99Karachi XI
101 Muhammad Adil Siddiqui PS 100Karachi XII
102Bilqis MukhtarPS 101Karachi XIII
103ImamuddinPS 102Karachi XIV
104Muhammad Idress SiddiquiPS 103Karachi XV
105Muhammad Moin KhanPS 104Karachi XVI
106Rehana NasreenPS 105Karachi XVII
107Khalid Bin Vilayat AdvocatePS 106Karachi XVIII
108Shoaib Ahmed BukhariPS 107Karachi XIX
109Muhammed Saleem HingoroPS 108Karachi XX
110Muhammad Rafiq AdvocatePS 109Karachi XXI
111Abdul Aziz BantwaPS 110Karachi XXII
112Tayyab Hussain HashmiPS 111Karachi XXIII
113Syed Shakir AliPS 112Karachi XXIV
114Akhtar Mehdi BilgramiPS 113Karachi XXV
115Irfanyllah Khan Marwat.PS 114Karachi XXVI
116Muhammad Rauf SiddiquiPS 115Karachi XXVII
117Nasrullah KhanPS 116Karachi XXVIII
118Mustafa KamalPS 117Karachi XXIX
119 Sagheer Ahmad PS 117Karachi XXIX
120Faisal Ali SabzwariPS 118Karachi XXX
121Muhammad Abbas JaferiPS 119Karachi XXXI
122Nishat Muhammad Zia QadriPS 120Karachi XXXII
123Hamid-Uz-ZaffarPS 121Karachi XXXIII
124Uhammad Younis KhanPS 122Karachi-XXXIV
125Talib ImamPS 124Karachi XXXVI
126Muhammad Moin Aamir PrizadaPS 125Karachi XXXVII
127Muhammad Younis BaraiPS 126Karachi XXXVIII
128Yousif Munir ShaikhPS 127Karachi XXXIX
129Moulana Ahsanullah Ashraf HazariPS 128Karachi XXXX
130Mehmood Alam JamotPS 129Karachi XXXXI
131Muhammad Sajid JokhioPS 130Karachi XXXXII
132Ramesh KumarRSM - 1
133IshwardasRSM - 2
134Dayo (alias Dr. Dayaram Essarani)RSM - 3
135Mukesh KumarRSM - 4
136Asardass Danoo MalRSM - 5
137Sankar Lal TalrejaRSM - 6
138Poonjo BheelRSM - 7
139Ishwar LalRSM - 8
140Yaqoob IlyasRSM - 9
141Bhagoomal Alias BhagchandRSM - 9
142Hamida KhuhroRSW-1
143Saira ShahlianiRSW-10
144Nasreen ChandioRSW-11
145SharifunnisaRSW-12
146Humera AlwaniRSW-13
147Syeda Bano SiddiqueRSW-14
148Shamim Ara PanhwarRSW-15
149Kalsoom NizamaniRSW-16
150Sakina BanoRSW-17
151Shumaila NazarRSW-18
152Heer Ismail SohoRSW-19
153Saeeda MalikRSW-2
154FarzanaRSW-20
155Asma SherwaniRSW-21
156Farheen AmbreenRSW-22
157Aziz FatimaRSW-23
158Rani Ambreen JanRSW-24
159Rahila TiwanaRSW-25
160Afshan ImranRSW-26
161Begum Gulzar UnarRSW-27
162Naila InamRSW-28
163Fareeda BanoRSW-29
164Farida BalochRSW-3
165Nuzhat PathanRSW-4
166Mehreen Razzaque BhuttoRSW-5
167Firdous Hameed (alias Farheen Mughal)RSW-6
168Fariha Razzaq HaroonRSW-7
169Shama Arif MithaniRSW-8
170Shazia Atta Muhammad MarriRSW-9

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