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- January 17, 2024
- Ubaida Khan
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Introduction:
Rawalpindi 7 is a constituency for the National Assembly of Pakistan.
The city area of Rawalpindi is a key component within Rawalpindi District, representing the central urban region of the district.
District | Rawalpindi |
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Division | Rawalpindi |
Province | Punjab |
Electorate | 861,116 |
Popularity Reason: In 1951, Rawalpindi witnessed the assassination of Pakistan’s first elected prime minister, Liaquat Ali Khan, in Company Bagh, later renamed after him. Today, Rawalpindi is the headquarters of the Pakistan Army and the Pakistan Air Force.
The city offers diverse amenities, including eateries, playgrounds, and shopping centers. Two main bazaars, Raja Bazaar in the old city and Saddar, remain popular. The Commercial Market, off Murree Road, is emerging as a business hub. The old city’s crowded alleys, like Purana Qila, Bhabra Bazaar, Lal Kurti, and Banni, feature ancient Hindu and Sikh temples. Despite dilapidation, some old houses stand as a tribute to past artisans, showcasing enduring construction and woodwork.
Main Political Parties:
The general election 2018 in NA-63 Rawalpindi featured a diverse array of candidates representing various political parties and running independently. The contestants included Ghulam Sarwar Khan, Chaudry Nisar Ali Khan, Mumtaz Khan, Muhammad Ejaz Ahmad, Muhammad Waqas Khan, Muhammad Sarwar, Syed Ishrat Ali Zaidi, and Tahir Mehmood. The consolidated results encompassed the votes garnered by each candidate from their respective parties or as independent participants, reflecting the political dynamics of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz, Pakistan Peoples Party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal, and Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan in NA-63 during the 2018 elections.
Ghulam Sarwar Khan was elected as the Member of the National Assembly (MNA) from this constituency but later vacated the seat, leading to a bye-election in NA-63.
PAKISTAN ELECTION RESULTS OF NA-63 – 2018 | |||
Position | Candidate | Party | votes |
1. | Ghulam Sarwar Khan | PTI | 102632 |
2. | Chaudary Nisar Ali Khan | Independent | 66653 |
3. | Mumtaz Khan | PML-N | 23233 Advertisements
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4. | Muhammad Ejaz Ahmed | TLP | 9856 |
5. | Muhammad Waqas Khan | MMA | 4675 |
6. | Muhammad Sarwar | Independent | 4380 |
7. | Syed Ishrat Ali Zaidi | PPP | 2604 |
8. | Tahir Mehmood | Independent | 566 |
Who Is The Winner Of NA-57 General Election 2024
PAKISTAN GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS OF NA-57 – 2024
Position | Candidate | Votes | Party |
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1 | Danyal Chaudhary (Winner) | 83,331 | PML-N |
2 | Seemabia Tahir | 56,789 | IND |
3 | Mirza Khalid Mehmood | 8,955 | JIP |
4 | ZIA UL HAQ | 7,320 | SKQM |
5 | Ch Rizwan Younas | 7,188 | TLP |
6 | Mukhtar Abbas | 3,724 | PPP |
7 | Rashid Shafeeq | 3,532 | AML |
8 | Chaudhry Muhammad Adnan | 1,820 | IND |
9 | Musadaq Mahmood Ghuman | 1,615 | IND |
10 | ABDUL WAJID HUSSAIN | 1,400 | JUIF |
11 | Sardar Anis Sultan | 1,265 | IND |
12 | Nauman Aziz | 385 | IND |
13 | MUHAMMAD ALI KHAN | 342 | IND |
14 | MUHAMMAD ASGHAR | 264 | IND |
15 | MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR KAYANI | 229 | IND |
16 | Zahid Aqeel | 185 | IND |
17 | Syed Rashid Hussain Shah | 182 | IND |
18 | Chaudhary Changez Khan | 150 | PFP |
19 | Muhammad Asif Khan | 142 | IND |
20 | AZMAT ALI | 115 | IND |
21 | Tasmiyah Khan | 89 | PAL |
22 | MUHAMMAD ARSHAD JAVAID KASANA | 88 | IND |
23 | IRFAN SAEED MIRZA | 69 | IND |
24 | Zahid Parvez | 57 | IND |
25 | Chaudhry Iftikhar Ahmed | 38 | PML-Qayyum |
26 | Chaudhry Imtiaz Ahmed | 15 | IND |