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Elections for the members of 5th Provincial assembly of Sindh were held on 17th December 1970. The first session was held on 2nd May 1972. [1]
The tenure of the 5th Provincial assembly of Sindh was from 2nd May 1972 till 13th January 1977. [1]
| Serial | Name | Constituency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dur Muhammad Usto | Jacobadd |
| 2 | Sardar Noor Muhammad Bijarani. (Resigned). | Jacobabad |
| 2A | Mir Hazar Khan Bijarani (By-Election). (Oath 04-03-1974) | Jacobabad |
| 3 | Mir Sunder Khan Sundarani | Jacobabad |
| 4 | Jam Muneer Ahmed Khan Dahar | Sukkur |
| 5 | Ali Anwer Khan Mahar | Sukkur |
| 6 | Agha Sadaruddin Khan Durani | Sukkur |
| 7 | Rahim Bux Soomro | Sukkur |
| 8 | Mufti Muhammad Hussain Qadri | Sukkur |
| 9 | Ghulam Shabbir Shah | Sukkur |
| 10 | Sardar Mehboob Ali Khan Magsi (Resigned). | LarkanaL |
| 10A | Abdul Waheed Katpar (By Election). (Oath 04-03-1974 | Larkana |
| 11 | Dost Muhammad Hakaro | Larkana |
| 12 | Wahid Bux Bughio | Larkana |
| 13 | Ghulam Rasool Khan Kehar | Larkana |
| 14 | Syed Nazar Shah | Nawab shah |
| 15 | Rais Ali Nawaz Unar | Nawab Shah |
| 16 | Ghulam Mujtaba Jatoi (Resigned) | Nawab Shah |
| 16A | Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi (By Election). (Oath 04-03-1974) | Nawab Shah |
| 17 | Syed Zafar Ali Shah | Nawab Shah |
| 18 | Syed Murad Ali Shah (By Election). (Oath 19-06-1972) | Nawab Shah |
| 19 | Syed Nadir Ali Shah | Khairpur |
| 20 | Pir Haji Gul Shah | Khairpur |
| 21 | Sahibzada Mir Atta Hussain Taplur | Khairpur |
| 22 | Illahi Bux Khan Bambhan | Khairpur |
| 23 | Syed Amir Ali Shah | Hyderabad |
| 24 | Syed Muhammad Hussain Shah | Hyderabad |
| 25 | Muhammad Usman Kennedy | Hyderabad |
| 26 | Munir Ahmed Arain (Expire) | Hyderabad |
| 26A | Syed Badi-Ul-Hassan Zaidi (By Election). (Oath 17-06-1974) | Hyderabad |
| 27 | Nawab Muzaffar Hussain Khan | Hyderabad |
| 28 | Mir Rasool Bux Talpur (Resigned) | Hyderabad |
| 28A | Zakia Iqbal Ahmed Brohi (By Election). (Oath 01-061972) | Hyderabad |
| 29 | Mir Mumtaz Ali Talpur | Hyderabad |
| 30 | Ghulam Hyder Nizamani | Hyderabad |
| 31 | Nabi Bux Khan Bhurgari | Hyderabad |
| 32 | Haji Amir Bux Junejo | Dadu |
| 33 | Haji Muhammad Bux Jamali | Dadu |
| 34 | Syed Abdullah Shah | Dadu |
| 35 | Syed Ali Qutub Shah | Tharparkar |
| 36 | Mir Imam Bux Khan Talpur | Tharparkar |
| 37 | Abdul Karim Palli | Tharparkar |
| 38 | Rana Chander Singh | Tharparkar |
| 39 | Amir Hassan Arbab | Sangar |
| 40 | Jam Sadiq Ali | Sangar |
| 41 | Abdul Qadir Sanjrani | Sangar |
| 42 | Khalifo Muhammad Aqil Hingoro | Thatta |
| 43 | Abdul Hameed Memon. (By-Election) | Thatta |
| 44 | Muhammad Khan Soomro | Thatta |
| 45 | Syed Bashir Ahmed Shah | Karachi |
| 46 | Jamote Wali Muhammad | Karachi |
| 47 | Ahmed Ali Soomro | Karachi |
| 48 | Syed Imdad Hussain Shah | Karachi |
| 49 | Abdullah Baluch | Karachi |
| 50 | Iftikhar Ahmed | Karachi |
| 51 | Muhammad Ali Gabole. | Karachi |
| 52 | Haji Zahid Ali | Karachi |
| 53 | Syed Saeed Hassan Shah | Karachi |
| 53A | Piyar Ali Alana | Karachi |
| 54 | Bostan Ali Hoti | Karachi |
| 55 | Qasim Haji Abbas Patel | Karachi |
| 56 | Abdul Waheed Arshi | Karachi |
| 57 | Zahoor-Ul-Hassan Bhopali | Karachi |
| 58 | G. A. Madani | Karachi |
| 59 | Mohammad Hassan Haqqani | Karachi |
| 60 | Shah Farid-Ul-Haq | Karachi |
| 61 | Firdous Junejo | Reserved Seat for Women |
| 62 | Taj Bibi | Reserved Seat for Women |
| 63 | Hoshang Hormusji Broacha. (Minority Member) | Reserved Seat for NonMuslim |
| 64 | Jivraj s/o Khemji. (Minority Member) | Reserved Seat for NonMuslim |
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