List of members of the 5th National Assembly of Pakistan

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5th National Assembly
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Overview
Legislative body National Assembly of Pakistan
Jurisdiction Pakistan
Meeting placeParliament House, Islamabad-44030
Term1972 – 1977
Election 1970 Pakistani general election
Government Government of Pakistan
Website Official website
National Assembly of Pakistan
Members313
Speaker Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (1972)
Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry (1972–1973)
Farooq Ali (1973–1977)
Prime Minister Nurul Amin (1971)
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (1973–1977)
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (1971–1973)
Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry (from 1973)
5th National Assembly of Pakistan (1971–77)
PartySeats
GeneralWomenTotal
AL 1607167
PPP 81586
QML 909
ML(Council) 707
JUI 707
JUP 707
NAP-W 617
JI 404
CML 202
PDP 101
IND 16016
Total30013313

The 5th Parliament of Pakistan was the unicameral legislature of Pakistan formed after the 1970 General Elections. There were 313 Members of Parliament, including 169 from East Pakistan and 144 from West Pakistan.

Contents

Elected members in East Pakistan

List of members in East Bengal: [1] [2]

DistrictConstituencyPartyMember
Rajshahi Rangpur NE-1 Rangpur-I Awami League Mazahar Hossain
NE-2 Rangpur-II Awami League Md. Reazuddin Ahmed
NE-3 Rangpur-III Awami League Mohammad Sadakat Hossain
NE-4 Rangpur-IV Awami League Lutfor Rahman
NE-5 Rangpur-V Awami League Shah Abdul Hamid
NE-6 Rangpur-VI Awami League Mohammad Abu Solaiman Mondal
NE-7 Rangpur-VII Awami League Mohammad Azizur Rahman
NE-8 Rangpur-VIII Awami League Mohammad Nural Haq
NE-9 Rangpur-IX Awami League Abdul Awal
NE-10 Rangpur-X Awami League Matiur Rahman
NE-11 Rangpur-XI Awami League Abdur Rouf
Dinajpur NE-13 Dinajpur-I Awami League Musharraf Husayn Chowdhury
NE-14 Dinajpur-II Awami League Adv. Azizur Rahman
NE-15 Dinajpur-III Awami League Mohammad Moksed Ali
NE-16 Dinajpur-IV Awami League Muhammad Yusuf Ali
NE-17 Dinajpur-V Awami League Shah Mahatab Ahmad
NE-18 Dinajpur-VI Awami League Wakiluddin Mondal
Bogra NE-19 Bogra-I Awami League Mafiz Ali Chowdhury
NE-20 Bogra-II Awami League Mujibur Rahman Mondal
NE-21 Bogra-III Awami League Akbar Ali Khan Chowdhury
NE-22 Bogra-IV Awami League Mohammad Habibur Rahman
NE-23 Bogra-V Awami League Zahidur Rahman
Pabna NE-24 Pabna-I Awami League Motahar Hossain Talukdar
NE-25 Pabna-II Awami League Abdur Rashid Tarkabagish
NE-26 Pabna-III Awami League Abdul Momin Talukdar
NE-27 Pabna-IV Awami League Syed Hossain Mansur
NE-28 Pabna-V Awami League Abu Sayeed
NE-29 Pabna-VI Awami League Amjad Hossain
Rajshahi NE-30 Rajshahi-I Awami League Atowar Rahman Talukder
NE-31 Rajshahi-II Awami League Azizar Rahman
NE-32 Rajshahi-III Awami League Mohammad Baitullah
NE-33 Rajshahi-IV Awami League Khalid Ali Mia
NE-34 Rajshahi-V Awami League Raisud-Din Ahmed
NE-35 Rajshahi-VI Awami League Abul Hasnat Muhammad Qamaruzzaman
NE-36 Rajshahi-VII Awami League Shah Muhammad Zafarullah
NE-37 Rajshahi-VIII Awami League Nazmul Hoque Sarkar
NE-38 Rajshahi-IX Awami League Sheikh Mobarak Hossain
Khulna Kushtia NE-39 Kushtia-I Awami League M Amir-ul Islam
NE-40 Kushtia-II Awami League Azizur Rahman Akkas
NE-41 Kushtia-III Awami League Mohammad Shahiduddin
NE-42 Kushtia-IV Awami League Abzalur Rashid
Jessore NE-43 Jessore-I Awami League Md. Kamruzzaman
NE-44 Jessore-II Awami League Iqbal Anwar Islam
NE-45 Jessore-III Awami League Masihur Rahman
NE-46 Jessore-IV Awami League Subodh Kumar Mitra
NE-47 Jessore-V Awami League Raushan Ali
NE-48 Jessore-VI Awami League Muhammad Sohrab Hossain
NE-49 Jessore-VII Awami League Khandaker Abdul Hafeez
Khulna NE-50 Khulna-I Awami League Abul Khayr Shiqdar
NE-51 Khulna-II Awami League Sheikh Abdul Aziz
NE-52 Khulna-III Awami League Lutfar Rahman
NE-53 Khulna-IV Awami League Muhammad Abdul Ghafur
NE-54 Khulna-V Awami League Mohammad Mohsin
NE-55 Khulna-VI Awami League Salahuddin Yusuf
NE-56 Khulna-VII Awami League Muhammad Abdul Ghaffar
NE-57 Khulna-VIII Awami League Syed Kamal Bakht
Bakerganj NE-58 Bakerganj-I Awami League Abdur Rab Serniabat
NE-59 Bakerganj-II Awami League Salehuddin Ahmed
NE-60 Bakerganj-III Awami League Nurul Islam Manzur
NE-61 Bakerganj-IV Awami League Mohammad Abdul Barek
NE-62 Bakerganj-V Awami League Abdul Mannan Howlader
NE-65 Bakerganj-VIII Awami League A K Faezul Huq
NE-66 Bakerganj-IX Awami League Enayet Hossain Khan
Patuakhali NE-67 Bakerganj-cum-Patuakhali Awami League M. Shams-ul-Haq
NE-68 Patuakhali-I Awami League Ghulam Ahad Chowdry
NE-69 Patuakhali-II Awami League Abdul Hady Talukdar
NE-70 Patuakhali-III Awami League Asmat Ali Sikder
Dacca Tangail NE-71 Tangail-I Awami League Abdul Mannan
NE-72 Tangail-II Awami League Shaukat Ali Khan
NE-73 Tangail-III Awami League Humayun Khalid
NE-73 Tangail-IV Awami League Hatem Ali Talukdar
NE-75 Tangail-V Awami League Shamsur Rahman Khan Shahjahan
Mymensingh NE-76 Mymensingh-I Awami League Mohammad Abdus Samad
NE-77 Mymensingh-II Awami League Karimuzzaman Talukder
NE-78 Mymensingh-III Awami League Mohammad Abdul Hakim
NE-79 Mymensingh-IV Awami League Anisur Rahman
NE-80 Mymensingh-V Awami League Abdul Hakim Sarkar
NE-81 Mymensingh-VI Awami League Musharraf Husayn Akhand
NE-82 Mymensingh-VII Awami League Ibrahim Sarkar
NE-83 Mymensingh-VIII Pakistan Democratic Party Nurul Amin
NE-84 Mymensingh-IX Awami League Syed Abdus Sultan
NE-85 Mymensingh-X Awami League ANM Nazrul Islam
NE-86 Mymensingh-XI Awami League Mohammad Shamsul Huda
NE-87 Mymensingh-XII Awami League Sadir Uddin Ahmed
NE-88 Mymensingh-XIII Awami League Abdul Momin Taluqdar
NE-89 Mymensingh-XIV Awami League Zubed Ali
NE-90 Mymensingh-XV Awami League Asaduzzaman Khan
NE-91 Mymensingh-XVI Awami League Zillur Rahman
NE-92 Mymensingh-XVII Awami League Syed Nazrul Islam
NE-93 Mymensingh-XVIII Awami League Mohammad Abdul Hamid
Faridpur NE-94 Faridpur-I Awami League A.B.M. Nurul Islam
NE-95 Faridpur-II Awami League Syed Qumrul Islam Saleh Uddin
NE-96 Faridpur-III Awami League KM Obaidur Rahman
NE-97 Faridpur-IV Awami League Shamsuddin Mollah
NE-98 Faridpur-V Awami League Mohammad Abul Khayer
NE-99 Faridpur-VI Awami League Mollah Jalaluddin Ahmed
NE-100 Faridpur-VII Awami League Adeluddin Ahmad
NE-101 Faridpur-VIII Awami League Amjad Husayn Khan
NE-102 Faridpur-IX Awami League Abidur Reza Khan
NE-103 Faridpur-X Awami League M. A. Kasem
Dacca NE-104 Dacca-I Awami League Mohammed Nurul Islam
NE-105 Dacca-II Awami League Moslem Uddin Khan
NE-106 Dacca-III Awami League Khandaker Nurul Islam
NE-107 Dacca-IV Awami League Shamsul Haq
NE-108 Dacca-V Awami League Tajuddin Ahmad
NE-109 Dacca-VI Awami League Ashraf Ali Chowdhury
NE-110 Dacca-VII Awami League Zahir Uddin
NE-111 Dacca-VIII Awami League Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
NE-112 Dacca-IX Awami League Kamal Hossain
NE-113 Dacca-X Awami League Fazlur Rahman Bhuiyan
NE-114 Dacca-XI Awami League Aftab Uddin Bhuiyan
NE-115 Dacca-XII Awami League Abdur Razzaq Bhuiyan
NE-116 Dacca-XIII Awami League Shahar Ali Mia
NE-117 Dacca-XIV Awami League AKM Samsuzzoha
NE-118 Dacca-XV Awami League Kafiluddin Chowdhury
NE-119 Dacca-XVI Awami League Abdul Karim Bepari
Chittagong Sylhet NE-120 Sylhet-I Awami League Mostafa Ali
NE-121 Sylhet-II Awami League Mohammad Abdur Rab
NE-122 Sylhet-III Awami League Latifur Rahman Chowdhury
NE-123 Sylhet-IV Awami League Mohammad Elias
NE-124 Sylhet-V Awami League Abdul Muntaquim Chaudhury
NE-125 Sylhet-VI Awami League M. A. G. Osmani
NE-126 Sylhet-VII Awami League Abdur Rahim
NE-127 Sylhet-VIII Awami League Dewan Farid Gazi
NE-128 Sylhet-IX Awami League Abdul Hoque
NE-129 Sylhet-X Awami League Abdus Samad Azad
NE-130 Sylhet-XI Awami League D. M. H Obaidur Raza Chowdhury
Comilla NE-131 Comilla-I Awami League Taheruddin Thakur
NE-132 Comilla-II Awami League Ali Azam
NE-133 Comilla-III Awami League Dewan Abul Abbas
NE-134 Comilla-IV Awami League Serajul Huq
NE-135 Comilla-V Awami League Khurshed Alam
NE-136 Comilla-VI Awami League Kazi Zahirul Qayyum
NE-137 Comilla-VII Awami League Ahmad Khaliq
NE-138 Comilla-VIII Awami League Khondaker Mostaq Ahmad
NE-139 Comilla-IX Awami League Md Abul Hashem
NE-140 Comilla-X Awami League Muhammad Shujat Ali
NE-141 Comilla-XI Awami League Abdul Awal
NE-142 Comilla-XII Awami League Hafez Habibur Rahman
NE-143 Comilla-XIII Awami League Muhammad Waliullah
NE-144 Comilla-XIV Awami League Mizanur Rahman Chowdhury
Noakhali NE-145 Noakhali-I Awami League Obaidullah Majumdar
NE-146 Noakhali-II Awami League Khawaja Ahmed
NE-147 Noakhali-III Awami League Nurul Haque
NE-150 Noakhali-VI Awami League Khalid Muhammad Ali
NE-151 Noakhali-VII Awami League Md. Hanif
NE-152 Noakhali-VIII Awami League Abdur Rashid
Chittagong NE-154 Chittagong-II Awami League Muhammad Abdul Majid
NE-155 Chittagong-III Awami League Mohammad Idris
NE-156 Chittagong-IV Awami League Syed Fazlul Haq
NE-157 Chittagong-V Awami League Mohammad Khaled
NE-158 Chittagong-VI Awami League Nurul Islam Chowdhury
NE-159 Chittagong-VII Awami League Ataur Rahman Khan Kaiser
NE-160 Chittagong-VIII Awami League Abu Saleh Mia
NE-161 Chittagong-IX Awami League Nur Ahmad Sawdagar
Hill Tracts NE-162 Hill TractsIndependent Tridev Roy

Elected members in West Pakistan

List of members from Punjab, Sindh, North West Frontier Province, Federally Administered Tribal Areas, and Balochistan: [3] [4]

ProvinceDistrictConstituencyPartyMember
Peshawar NW-1 Peshawar-I Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Yusuf Khattak
NW-2 Peshawar-II National Awami Party Ghulam Faruque Khan
NW-3 Peshawar-III National Awami Party Wali Abdul Wali Khan
NW-4 Peshawar-IV Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Abdul Haq Akorwi
Hazara NW-5 Hazara-I Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Abdul Hakeem
NW-6 Hazara-II Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Ghulam Ghaus Hazarvi
NW-7 Hazara-III Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Sardar Inayatur Rehman Khan Abbasi
NW-8 Hazara-IV Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Abdul Qayyum Khan
Mardan NW-9 Mardan-I Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Abdul Khaliq Khan
NW-10 Mardan-II National Awami Party Wali Umra Khan by election
NW-11 Mardan cum Hazara Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Muhammad Hanif Khan
Kohat NW-12 Kohat Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Moulvi Naimatullah
Dera Ismail Khan NW-13 Dera Ismail Khan Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Mufti Mehmood
Bannu NW-14 Bannu Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Moulana Sadar us Shahid
Chitral Dir NW-15 Chitral cum Dir Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Jafar Ali Shah
Swat NW-16 Swat-I Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Rahim Shah
NW-17 Swat-II Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Miangul Aurangzeb
Dir NW-18 Dir Jamaat-e-Islami Sahibzada Saifullah
FATA Mohmand NW-19 Tribal Area-I Independent Akbar Khan Mohmand
Khyber NW-20 Tribal Area-II Independent Haji Saleh Khan
Orakzai Kurram NW-21 Tribal Area-III Independent Haji Gul Muhammad
North Waziristan NW-22 Tribal Area-IV Independent Malik Jahangir Khan
South Waziristan NW-23 Tribal Area-V Independent Abdul Malik
Frontier regions NW-24 Tribal Area-VI Independent Jamal Dar
Bajaur NW-25 Tribal Area-VII Independent Abdul Subhan Khan
Punjab Rawalpindi NW-26 Rawalpindi-I Pakistan People's Party Khurshid Hassan Mir
NW-27 Rawalpindi-II Pakistan People's Party Malik Muhammad Jaffar
NW-28 Rawalpindi-III Pakistan People's Party Habib Ahmed
NW-29 Rawalpindi-IV Pakistan People's Party Raja Abdul Aziz Bhatti
Campbellpur NW-30 Campbellpur-I Council Muslim League Shaukat Hayat Khan
NW-31 Campbellpur-II Council Muslim League Pir Syed Saifuddin
Jhelum NW-32 Jhelum-I Pakistan People's Party Dr. Ghulam Hussain
NW-33 Jhelum-II Pakistan People's Party Muhammad Amir Khan
NW-34 Jhelum-III Pakistan People's Party Malik Muhammad Sadiq
Gujrat NW-35 Gujrat-I Council Muslim League Chaudhry Zahoor Elahi
NW-36 Gujrat-II Pakistan People's Party Muhammad Sardar Khan
NW-37 Gujrat-III Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Manzoor Hussain Daudra
NW-38 Gujrat-IV Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Ghulam Rasool Tarar
Sargodha NW-39 Sargodha-I Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Jahangir Ali
NW-40 Sargodha-II Pakistan People's Party Anwar Ali Noon
NW-41 Sargodha-III Pakistan People's Party Hafeezullah Cheema
NW-42 Sargodha-IV Council Muslim League Malik Karam Bakhsh Awan
NW-43 Sargodha-V Council Muslim League Nawabzada Mian Muhammad Zakir
Mianwali NW-44 Mianwali-I Independent Nawabzada Malik Muzaffar Khan
NW-45 Mianwali-II Council Muslim League Ghulam Hassan Khan Dhandala
Jhang NW-46 Jhang-I Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan Mehar Ghulam Haider Bharwana
NW-47 Jhang-II Pakistan People's Party Sardarzada Muhammad Ali Shah
NW-48 Jhang-III Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan Sahibzada Nazir Sultan
Lyallpur NW-49 Lyallpur-I Pakistan People's Party Muhammad Afzal Randhawa
NW-50 Lyallpur-II Pakistan People's Party Mian Muhammad Attaullah
NW-51 Lyallpur-III Pakistan People's Party Ahsanul Haq
NW-52 Lyallpur-IV Pakistan People's Party Muhammad Bashir Ahmed
NW-53 Lyallpur-V Pakistan People's Party Raja Mubaraz Khan
NW-54 Lyallpur-VI Pakistan People's Party Rai Hafeezullah Khan
NW-55 Lyallpur-VII Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Muhammad Anwar Ali Khan
NW-56 Lyallpur-VIII Pakistan People's Party Ghulam Nabi Chaudhary
NW-57 Lyallpur-IX Pakistan People's Party Muhammad Khan Chaudhary
Lahore NW-58 Lahore-I Pakistan People's Party Malik Muhammad Akhtar
NW-59 Lahore-II Pakistan People's Party Mubashir Hassan
NW-60 Lahore-III Pakistan People's Party Mahmud Ali Kasuri
NW-61 Lahore-IV Pakistan People's Party Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed
NW-62 Lahore-V Pakistan People's Party Malik Meraj Khalid
NW-63 Lahore-VI Pakistan People's Party Ahmad Raza Khan Kasuri
NW-64 Lahore-VII Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Shafaat Khan Chohan
NW-65 Lahore-VIII Pakistan People's Party Syed Mehmood Abbas Bukhari
Sheikhupura NW-66 Sheikhupura-I Pakistan People's Party Chaudhry Mumtaz Ahmed
NW-67 Sheikhupura-II Pakistan People's Party Mian Hamid Yaseen
NW-68 Sheikhupura-III Pakistan People's Party Nisar Ahmed
NW-69 Sheikhupura-IV Pakistan People's Party Rai Shahadat Ali Khan
Gujranwala NW-70 Gujranwala-I Pakistan People's Party Habibur Rahman
NW-71 Gujranwala-II Pakistan People's Party Ali Muhammad Darriwal
NW-72 Gujranwala-III Pakistan People's Party Ghulam Haider Cheema
NW-73 Gujranwala-IV Pakistan People's Party Mian Shahadat Khan
Sialkot NW-74 Sialkot-I Pakistan People's Party Mian Masood Ahmed
NW-75 Sialkot-II Pakistan People's Party Kausar Niazi
NW-76 Sialkot-III Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Nasrullah Khan vacated
NW-76 Sialkot-III Council Muslim League Abdul Wahid by election
NW-77 Sialkot-IV Pakistan People's Party Malik Muhammad Suleman
NW-78 Sialkot-V Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Sultan Ahmed Cheema
Multan NW-79 Multan-I Pakistan People's Party Sahibzada Farooq Ali
NW-80 Multan-II Pakistan People's Party Sajid Pervez Mian
NW-81 Multan-III Pakistan People's Party Sayyid Abbas Hussain Gardezi
NW-82 Multan-IV Independent Zafarullah Khan Chaudhary
NW-83 Multan-V Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Barkatullah
NW-84 Multan-VI Council Muslim League Mian Riaz Ahmed Khan
NW-85 Multan-VII Pakistan People's Party Khan Irshad Ahmed Khan
NW-86 Multan-VIII Pakistan People's Party Syed Nasir Ali Rizvi
NW-87 Multan-IX Pakistan People's Party Rana Taj Ahmed Noon
Dera Ghazi Khan NW-88 Dera Ghazi Khan-I Jamaat-e-Islami Khawaja Ghulam Suleman
NW-89 Dera Ghazi Khan-II Independent Sherbaz Khan Mazari
Muzaffargarh NW-90 Muzaffargarh-I Pakistan People's Party Mahar Manzoor Hussain Sumra
NW-91 Muzaffargarh-II Pakistan People's Party Mian Ghulam Abbas
NW-92 Muzaffargarh-III Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan Mian Muhammad Ibrahim Barq
Sahiwal NW-93 Sahiwal-I Pakistan People's Party Sardar Abdul Aleem
NW-94 Sahiwal-II Pakistan People's Party Chaudhary Muhammad Hanif Khan
NW-95 Sahiwal-III Pakistan People's Party Haji Muhammad Sadiq
NW-96 Sahiwal-IV Pakistan People's Party Rao Khurshid Ali Khan
NW-97 Sahiwal-V Pakistan People's Party Mian Muhammad Hassan Khan
NW-98 Sahiwal-VI Pakistan People's Party Rao Hashim Khan
NW-99 Sahiwal-VII Pakistan People's Party Noor Muhammad
Bahawalpur NW-100 Bahawalpur-I Council Muslim League Nizamuddin Haider
NW-101 Bahawalpur-II Independent Saeed-ur-Rashid Abbasi
NW-102 Bahawalnagar cum Bahawalpur Pakistan People's Party Muhammad Shafi
Bahawalnagar NW-103 Bahawalnagar-I Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Syed Rafiq Muhammad Shah
NW-104 Bahawalnagar-II Pakistan People's Party Mian Muhammad Rafiq
Rahim Yar Khan NW-105 Rahim Yar Khan-I Convention Muslim League Khawaja Jamal Muhammad Koreja
NW-106 Rahim Yar Khan-II Pakistan People's Party Abdul Nabi Khan Kanju
NW-107 Rahim Yar Khan-III Independent Makhdoom Noor Muhammad
Sindh Jacobabad NW-108 Jacobabad Pakistan People's Party Mir Dariya Khan Khoso
Sukkur NW-109 Sukkur-I Independent Moula Bakhsh Soomro
NW-110 Sukkur-II Independent Ali Hassan Mangi
NW-111 Sukkur-III Pakistan People's Party Noor Muhammad Khan Lund
Nawabshah NW-112 Nawabshah-I Pakistan People's Party Hakim Ali Zardari
NW-113 Nawabshah-II Pakistan People's Party Ghulam Mujtaba Jatoi
Khairpur NW-114 Khairpur-I Pakistan People's Party Syed Qaim Ali Shah
NW-115 Khairpur-II Pakistan People's Party Pir Syed Abdul Qadir Shah Jillani
Larkana NW-116 Larkana-I Pakistan People's Party Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
NW-117 Larkana-II Pakistan People's Party Mumtaz Bhutto
Hyderabad NW-118 Hyderabad-I Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan Syed Muhammad Ali Rizvi
NW-119 Hyderabad-II Pakistan People's Party Mir Aijaz Ali Talpur
NW-120 Hyderabad-III Pakistan People's Party Makhdoom Muhammad Zaman Talibul Moula
NW-121 Hyderabad-IV Pakistan People's Party Haji Ali Ahmed Khan
Tharparkar NW-122 Tharparkar-I Pakistan People's Party Mir Ali Bakhsh Khan Talpur
NW-123 Tharparkar-II Pakistan People's Party Pir Ghulam Rasool Shah Jillani
Dadu NW-124 Dadu-I Pakistan People's Party Abdul Hameed Jatoi
NW-125 Dadu-II Pakistan People's Party Malik Sikandar Khan
Sanghar NW-126 Sanghar Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Atta Muhammad Marri
Thatta NW-127 Thatta Pakistan People's Party Ameen Faheem
Karachi NW-128 Karachi-I Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan Abdul Mustafa Al-Azhari
NW-129 Karachi-II Pakistan People's Party Abdul Hafeez Pirzada
NW-130 Karachi-III Pakistan People's Party Abdul Sattar Gabol
NW-131 Karachi-IV Jamaat-e-Islami Mehmood Azam Farooqi
NW-132 Karachi-V Jamaat-e-Islami Abdul Ghafoor Ahmed
NW-133 Karachi-VI Independent Zafar Ahmed Ansari
NW-134 Karachi-VII Pakistan People's Party Noorul Arfin
Balochistan Quetta NW-135 Quetta-I Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Abdul Haq Akorwi
NW-136 Quetta-II Council Muslim League Taj Muhammad Jamali
Kalat NW-137 Kalat-I National Awami Party Wali Abdul Hai Baloch
NW-138 Kalat-II National Awami Party Wali Ghaus Bakhsh Bizenjo

Elected members for Reserved Seats for Women

RegionProvinceConstituencyPartyMember
East Pakistan East Bengal NE-163 Women's Constituency-I Awami League Nurjahan Murshid
NE-164 Women's Constituency-II Rafia Akhtar Dolly
NE-165 Women's Constituency-III Syeda Sajeda Chowdhury
NE-166 Women's Constituency-IV Momtaz Begum
NE-167 Women's Constituency-V Razia Banu
NE-168 Women's Constituency-VI Taslima Abed
NE-169 Women's Constituency-VII Begum Badrunnessa Ahmed
West Pakistan NWFP NW-139 Women's Constituency-I Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum) Shireen Wahab Sahiba
Punjab NW-140 Women's Constituency-II Pakistan People's Party Nargis Naim Sendhu
NW-141 Women's Constituency-IIIBegum Nasim Jahan
NW-142 Women's Constituency-IVBegum Zahida Sultana
Sindh NW-143 Women's Constituency-VMrs. Dr. Ashraf Abbas
Balochistan NW-144 Women's Constituency-VI National Awami Party Wali Jennifer Jehanzeba Qazi Musa

Membership Changes

East Pakistan

Due to war of 1971, East Pakistan separated and became Bangladesh. Only Tridev Roy and Nurul Amin remained in Pakistan. [5] [6] [7]

West Pakistan

NW-1 Peshawar-I Abdul Qayyum Khan of PML(Qayyum) vacated and Yusuf Khattak of PML(Qayyum) elected in by-election.

NW-10 Mardan-II Ameerzada Khan of NAP(W) vacated and Umra Khan of NAP(W) elected in by-election.

NW-11 Mardan cum Hazara Abdul Qayyum Khan of PML(Qayyum) vacated and Muhammad Hanif Khan of PML(Qayyum) elected in by-election.

NW-21 Tribal Area-III Naimatullah Khan Shinwari (IND) vacated Haji Gul Muhammad (IND) elected in by election.

NW-36 Gujrat-II Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry of PPP vacated and Muhammad Sardar Khan of PPP elected in by-election.

NW-47 Jhang-II Moulana Muhammad Zakir of Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan died in 1975 and Sardarzada Muhammad Ali Shah of PPP elected in by-election.

NW-49 Lyallpur-I Mukhtar Rana of PPP disqualified and Muhammad Afzal Randhawa of PPP elected in by-election.

NW-53 Lyallpur-V Chaudhary Muhammad Aslam of PPP died in 1975 and Raja Mubaraz Khan of PPP elected in by-election.

NW-60 Lahore-III Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of PPP vacated and Mahmud Ali Kasuri of PPP elected in by election.

NW-68 Sheikhupura-III Chaudhary Muhammad Iqbal died in 1974 and Nisar Ahmed of PPP elected in by election.

NW-70 Gujranwala-I Mian Manzoor-e-Hassan died in 1974 and Habibur Rahman of PPP elected in by election.

NW-71 Gujranwala-II Zulfiqar Ali Bajwa died and Ali Muhammad Darriwal elected in by election.

NW-79 Multan-I Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of PPP vacated and Sahibzada Farooq Ali of PPP elected in by election.

NW-80 Multan-II Sadiq Hussain Qureshi of PPP vacated and Sajid Pervez Mian of PPP elected in by election.

NW-84 Multan-VI Mumtaz Daultana of CML vacated and Mian Riaz Ahmed Khan elected in by election.

NW-88 Dera Ghazi Khan-I Nazir Ahmed of JI died and Khawaja Ghulam Suleman elected in by election.

NW-91 Muzaffargarh-II Ghulam Mustafa Khar of PPP vacated and Mian Ghulam Abbas elected in by election.

NW-113 Nawabshah-II Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi of PPP vacated and Ghulam Mujtaba Jatoi of PPP by election.

NW-121 Hyderabad-IV Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of PPP vacated and Haji Ali Ahmed Khan of PPP elected in by election.

NW-127 Thatta Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of PPP vacated and Ameen Faheem of PPP elected in by election.

NW-134 Karachi-VII Shah Ahmad Noorani of Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan vacated and Noorul Arfin of PPP elected in by election.

NW-136 Quetta-II Khair Bakhsh Marri of NAP(W) vacated and Taj Muhammad Jamali of CML elected by-election.

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Kausar Niazi, born as Muhammad Hayyat Khan and commonly known as MaulanaKausar Niazi, was a Pakistani politician and a religious leader in Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). Niazi, in Bhutto's premiership cabinet, was a most powerful federal minister in Pakistan during 1974 till 1977. Niazi was one of the close aids and trusted confidents of Bhutto who remained loyal to Bhutto until his death. He was born in Musakhel, Punjab, Pakistan. His father Fateh Khan Niazi Luqi-khel and uncle Muzaffar Khan Niazi Luqi-khel were among the leading persons of the area. He was a religious scholar and orator, who made a name for himself in politics, and was a member of Bhutto's Federal Cabinet. He served as a minister and assisted Bhutto for 6 years. He was also a member of the Pakistan People's Party.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Mian Ghulam Jilani</span> British Indian army officer and Pakistani general (1913–2004)

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">1970 Pakistani general election</span>

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Khan Amirzadah Khan</span>

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Jatoi caretaker government</span> Pakistani Caretaker Government in 1990

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