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- January 17, 2024
- Ubaida Khan
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Introduction:
Jhelum I is a constituency for the National Assembly of Pakistan.
This constituency comprises Sohawa Tehsil, partially includes Dina Tehsil, and partially covers Jhelum Tehsil in Jhelum District.
Jhelum stands as one of the oldest districts in Punjab, recognized for its significant contributions in supplying soldiers to both the British and later the Pakistan armed forces. This historical association has earned Jhelum the titles of the ‘city of soldiers’ and the ‘land of martyrs and warriors.’
District | Jhelum |
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Division | Rawalpindi |
Province | Punjab |
Electorate | 538,897 |
Area | 3,587 km² |
Popularity Reason: Salt is extracted from the Mayo mine in the Salt Range, contributing to the region’s economic activities. Additionally, there are two operational coal mines in the district, serving as suppliers for the North-Western railway. These coal mines are the sole working mines in Punjab province. Pind Dadan Khan serves as the primary hub for salt trade in the district. The area is well-connected with transportation infrastructure, being intersected by the main line of the North-Western railway and featuring a branch line along its southern region.
Main Political Parties:
In the general election of 2018, Chaudhary Farrukh Altaf secured victory as the Member of the National Assembly (MNA) from N.A-66 in District Jhelum. The electoral contest in NA-66 Jhelum featured a diverse array of candidates representing major political parties, including Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz, Pakistan Peoples Party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal, and Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan, as well as independent candidates. The candidates in this constituency included Choudhary Nadeem Khadim, Khalid Tanveer, Ch. Muhammad Saqlain, Mehboob Ali Mujahid, Chaudhary Tasneem Nasir, Faisal Fareed, Syed Ali Abbas, and Shamiim Akhtar. The consolidated election results provided a comprehensive overview of the votes garnered by each candidate, reflecting the political dynamics and preferences of the electorate in N.A-66 during the 2018 elections.
PAKISTAN ELECTION RESULTS OF NA-66 – 2018 | |||
Position | Candidate | Party | votes |
1. | Chaudhary Farrukh Altaf | PTI | 112725 |
2. | Choudhary Nadeem Khadim | PML-N | 93073 |
3. | Khalid Tanveer | TLP | 29632 |
4. | Ch. Muhammad Saqlain Advertisements
| Independent | 26218 |
5. | Chaudhary Tasneem Nasir | PPP | 5026 |
6. | Mehboob Ali Mujahid | MMA | 1320 |
7. | Faisal Farid | Independent | 1211 |
8. | Syed Ali Abbas | BPP | 870 |
9. | Shameem Akhtar | Independent | 334 |
Who Is The Winner Of NA-60 General Election 2024
PAKISTAN GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS OF NA-60 – 2024
Position | Candidate | Votes | Party |
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1 | Bilal Azhar Kayani (Winner) | 99,948 | PML-N |
2 | Hassan Adeel | 90,474 | IND |
3 | Kashifa Farrukh | 5,662 | IND |
4 | Chaudhary Tasneem Nasir | 4,652 | IND |
5 | Chaudary Zahid Akhtar | 3,077 | PPP |
6 | Syed Zia Ullah Bukhari | 2,988 | JIP |
7 | Malik Awais Mehmood | 536 | IND |
8 | Zahid Aziz | 504 | IND |
9 | Muhammad Aziz | 491 | IND |
10 | Syed Anis Raza Naqvi | 436 | PAT |
11 | Saeeda Zafar | 397 | BPP |
12 | Faisal Fareed | 388 | MML |
13 | Fazal Ul Haq | 335 | IND |
14 | Sheikh Qaisar Javed | 282 | IND |
15 | Anwar ul Haq | 138 | MQM-P |
16 | Raja Mehboob Ellahin Kyani | 123 | IND |
17 | Zunera Taj | 110 | IND |
18 | Ashraf Mehmood | 99 | IND |