List of members of the 7th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

Last updated April 12, 2022

Elections for 7th Provincial assembly of Sindh were held on 28 February 1985, following the general elections on 25 February, along with the provincial elections of Punjab, Balochistan & N.W.F.P under the Military rule of General Zia-ul-Haq.^[1]

List of members of the 7th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

Tenure of the 6th Provincial assembly of Sindh was from 28 February 1985 till 30 May 1988.^[2]

Serial	Name	Constituency	District
1	Ahmed Yar Khan Shar	PS-1	Sukkur
2	Rahim Bux Khan Bozdar	PS-2
3	Ali Anwar Khan Mahar (Resigned)	PS-3
3.A	Syed Ghous Ali Shah (By Election) (Oath 30-05-1985)	PS-3
4	Ali Murad Khan Dharejo	PS-4
5	Syed Khadim Ali Shah	PS-5
6	Munawar Khan	PS-6
7	Junaid Ahmed Soomro	PS-7	Shikarpur
8	Nadir Hussain Khan Kumario	PS-8
9	Ghous Bux Khan Mahar	PS-9
10	Iftikhar Ahmed Soomro	PS-10
11	Sardar Saleem Jan Khan Mazari	PS-11	Jacobabad
12	Sardar Sher Muhammad Khan Bijarani	PS-12
13	Sardar Haji Wahid Bux Sarki	PS-13
14	Mir Arz Muhammad Khan Jakhrani	PS-14
15	Sardar Muhammad Muqeem Khan Khoso	PS-15
16	Syed Munawar Ali Shah	PS-16	Nawab Shah
17	Syed Murad Ali Shah	PS-17
18	Ahmed Khan Rajpar	PS-18
19	Abdul Haq Alias Dost Muhammad Bhurt	PS-19
20	Dil Murad Khan Jamali (Late)	PS-20
20.A	Haji Jam Qarauddin (By Election). (Oath 30-05-1985)	PS-20
21	Raza Muhammad Dahri.	PS-21
22	Syed Nawaz Ali Shah	PS-22
23	Syed Shoukat Hussain Shah	PS-23
24	Syed Imdad Muhammad Shah	PS-24
25	Sher Muhammad Uner	PS-25
26	Imtiaz Hussain Phulpoto (Oath 12-03-1985)	PS-26	Khairpur
26.A	Zafar Iqbal Bilal. (Oath 31-03-1986)	PS-26
26.B	Imtiaz Hussain Phulpoto (Oath 20-10-1986)	PS-26
27	Pir Sibghatullah Shah	PS-27
28	Syed Sarkar Hussain Shah	PS-28
29	Mir Ghulam Ali Alias Mir Gullan Talpur	PS-29
30	Jalaluddin Banbhan	PS-30
31	Khuda Dino Khan Chandio	PS-31	Larkana
32	Sardar Allah Bux Jalbani	PS-32
33	Masood Ahmed Khuhro	PS-33
34	Ali Hassan Hakro	PS-34
35	Akhtar Ali G. Qazi	PS-35
36	Ghulam Hussain Khan Unar	PS-36
37	Kamil Khan Jamali	PS-37	Hyderabad
38	Syed Shafqat Ali Shah	PS-38
39	Abdul Ghani Dars	PS-39
40	Menyoon Wali Muhammad Walhari	PS-40
41	Zafar Ali Rajput	PS-41
41.A	Abdul Waheed Qureshi. (Oath 29-10-1986)	PS-41
42	Abdul Qayoom Shaikh	PS-42
43	Mir Hyder Ali Khan Talpur	PS-43
44	Nawabzada Rashid Ali Khan	PS-44
45	Syed Ahad Yousuf	PS-45
46	Haji Rawal Pahore	PS-46
47	Mir Aijaz Ali Talpur	PS-47
48	Haji Abdul Khalique Soomro	PS-48
49	Ali Akbar Khan Nizamani	PS-49	Badin
50	Mir Allah Bux Talpur	PS-50
51	Syed Ali Bux Shah	PS-51
52	Sardar Muhammad Yousuf Chang	PS-52
53	Abdul Ghaffar Qureshi	PS-53	Tharparkar
54	Mir Lutfullah Khan Talpur	PS-54
55	Mir Haji Muhammad Hayat Khan Talpur	PS-55
56	Arbab Faiz Muhammad	PS-56
57	Pir Noor Muhammad Shah	PS-57
58	Syed Muzaffar Hussain Shah	PS-58
59	Mir Munawar Ali Khan Talpur	PS-59
60	Malik Asad Sikandar	PS-60	Dadu
61	Syed Koural Shah Alias Syed Ghulam Murtaza Shah	PS-61
62	Syed Muhammad Shah	PS-62
63	Ali Akbar Khan Leghari	PS-63
64	Liaquat Ali Khan Jatoi. (Oath 30-05-1985)	PS-64
65	Qazi Shafique Ahmed	PS-65
66	Haji Khuda Bux Rajar	PS-66	Sanghar
67	Khalifo Muhammad Aqil Hingoro	PS-67
68	Waryam Fakir	PS-68
69	Rasool Bux Khan Mari	PS-69
70	Mir Muhammad Wassan	PS-70
71	Syed Aijaz Ali Shah Sheerazi	PS-71	Thatta
72	Jam Bijar Khan	PS-72
73	Muhammad Mossa Khan Chandio (Late)	PS-73
73.A	Khan Muhammad Chandio (By Election). (Oath 2506–1986)	PS-73
74	Ghulam Qadir Malkani	PS-74
75	Muzaffar Ali Khan Leghari	PS-75
76	K. S. Mujahid Baloch	PS-76	Karachi
77	M. K. Haseeb Hashmi	PS-77
78	Moulana Muhammad Zakariya	PS-78
79	Al-Haj Shamimuddin	PS-79
80	Muhammad Athar Siddiqui	PS-80
81	Naiamatullah	PS-81
82	Hafiz Muhammad Taqi	PS-82
83	Akhlaq Ahmed	PS-83
84	Muhammad Athar Qureshi	PS-84
85	Abdul Sattar Vayani	PS-85
86	Muhammad Usman Soomro	PS-86
87	Abdul Aziz	PS-87
88	Ghulam Hussain	PS-88
89	Haji Aziz Karim	PS-89
90	Zuhair Akram Nadeem	PS-90
91	Syed Abdul Bari Jilani	PS-91
92	Malik Muhammad Hanif	PS-92
93	Abdullah Hussain Haroon	PS-93
94	Abdul Majeed Choudhary	PS-94
95	Javaid Sultan Japanwala	PS-95
96	Abbas Ba Wazir	PS-96
97	Hafiz Muhammad Bux Naimee	PS-97
98	Naseeruddin	PS-98
99	Haji Mumtaz Ahmed Qaiser	PS-99
100	Muhammad Aslam Mujahid	PS-100
Reserved Seats for Minorities
Serial	Name	Constituency	Religion
101	Eric Samuel Jacob	Reserved Seat for Minority	Christian
102	Bashir Alam Bhatti
102.A	Monica Kamran Dost
103	Assar Das		Hindu
104	Tikam
105	Ram Singh
106	Rattan Kumar
107	Mangha Ram
108	Hoshang Homi Broacha		Parsi
Reserved Seats for Women
109	Gulzar Unar	Reserved Sear for Women	Khairpur
110	Naureen Akhtari		Sukkur
111	Ameena Ashraf		Hyderabad
112	Maqbool Ahmed		Shikarpur
113	Parveen Marri		Sanghar
114	Lilavati Harchandani		Hyderabad

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↑ Richter, William L. (1986). "Pakistan in 1985: Testing Time for the New Order". Asian Survey. 26 (2): 207–218. doi:10.2307/2644456. ISSN 0004-4687.
↑ "List of Members of 7th Provincial assembly of Sindh" (PDF).

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[1] Richter, William L. (1986). "Pakistan in 1985: Testing Time for the New Order". Asian Survey. 26 (2): 207–218. doi:10.2307/2644456. ISSN 0004-4687.

[2] "List of Members of 7th Provincial assembly of Sindh" (PDF).

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