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Nomination papers filed for NA 53 by elections

[Posted on : 2018-09-01 by ] Former minister Dr Tariq Fazal Chaudhry has submitted his nomination papers for the upcoming NA-53 by-election after the seat was won and vacated by Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Dr Chaudhry unsuccessfully contested from NA-52 in the July 25 elections. He lost to PTI‘s Khurram Nawaz.

Ali Awan, Saifullah Niazi and Alyas Mehrban also submitted their papers on Thursday from the PTI camp. Several local PML-N leaders, including Dr Chaudhry‘s brother Chaudhry Asif and Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad members Sajid Abbasi, Raja Waqar Mumtaz and Naeem Gujjar, as well as local leader Adnan Kayani, have also submitted their papers.

The by-election has been scheduled for Oct 14.

From the results of the July 25 elections, NA-53 in Islamabad appears to be a PTI stronghold. Mr Khan won the constituency with 92,891 votes, with a lead of 48,577 over PML-N candidate and former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. PPP‘s Sibtul Haider Bokhari came third with 17,970 votes. The competition once again is expected to be between the PTI and PML-N.

PTI to award NA-53 ticket to Ali Nawaz

[Posted on : 2018-08-31 by ] Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has decided to award party ticket for Islamabad‘s National Assembly constituency (NA-53) to its local leader and leader of the opposition in the Municipal Corporation Islamabad (MCI) Ali Nawaz Awan

PM assures interior minister of addressing his reservations at upcoming meeting

[Posted on : 2014-07-06 by Mujahid Iqbal] The prime minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday said Interior Minister Ch Nisar Ali Khan, who will address their concerns at a meeting to be held in Islamabad with the ministers whose conduct would Nisar one estranger in government.
In the presence of the head of Punjab, Shahbaz Sharif and Hamza Shahbaz Sharif Minister, the Prime Minister held the second meeting with Ch Nisar in Raiwind within 24 hours since he arrived in the city on Friday night at the persuasion of Shahbaz.
Ch Nisar has renewed its confidence in the leadership of Nawaz Sharif and loyalty to the party and the mind through envelops the prime minister said. Sources say that Ch Nisar, who had been unhappy with the partys leadership, including the Prime Minister in the last 15 days or so, I was in a better mood at the time when I was more in terms of accepting the call to return PM the normal activities of his ministry. However, the right to advocate for their "principled position" reserved.
Upon arrival at Raiwind palace of sight greeted warmly Nawaz Sharif Nisar and after the greetings, the Prime Minister in a lighter vein, he said Ch Sahib GPA to naraz hi ho jatey hein (Ch Sahib you get annoyed) and Ch Nisar said to naraz bhi jata hei hoa APNO say "(it happens that you get angry at a neighbors).
In fact, the tension between the two parties had evaporated in the first interaction, while in the second session discussed how to fix things for the future relationship between Ch Nisar and his political opponents in the game and the way in which the First Minister could act to maintain this equation.

gulam sarwar khan

[Posted on : 2013-05-28 by Shahzaibiqbal] sir mubarak ho jannab main shah zaib iqbal wah cantt sy

Result of Election 2008
S.No.	Name of Candidate	Party	Votes
1	Ch. Nisar Ali Khan	Pakistan Muslim League (N)	72257
2	Ghulam Sarwar Khan	Pakistan Muslim League	49068
3	Faisal Iqbal	Independent	21713
4	Sardar Shoaib Mumtaz Khan	Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians	18388
5	Ch. Muhammad Kamran Ali Khan	Independent	13390
6	Malik Muhamad Khalid Advocate	Independent	355
7	Kashif Ali Khan	Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan	238

Source: Election Commission of Pakistan's Website

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Rawalpindi By Pass

[Posted on : 2013-05-16 by Malik Khalid] Dear Sir congratulation of wining of Election and now Sir kindly make the by pass road Sanjani to Mandra to reduce the load of traffic in Rawalpindi thanks Malik Khalid

Problems in NA-53

[Posted on : 2013-05-03 by Muhammad Tanveer Akhtar] NA-53 Consists of mostly the rural areas of Rawalpindis Potohar Town, Taxila and Urban Taxila/Wah Factory the most deprived areas are the adjoining peripheries of Chakri which is the Native of Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, this area is now divided into two constituencies NA-52 and NA-53 both are the electoral constituencies of Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan a man who is known as the grandmaster of the politics since 1983 he is in the politics but he never took pain of establishing accumulation of community demands, this area is deprived of the health facilities, higher education, and even the safe drinking water the most alarming issue is the arsenic water which the 97% community is drinking from the well which are installed on the river banks Soan River one of the Highly Contaminated river in the Punjab.

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Punjab Assembly : PP-1 , PP-2 , PP-3 , PP-4 , PP-5 , PP-6 , PP-7 , PP-8 , PP-9 , PP-10 , PP-11 , PP-12 , PP-13 , PP-14 , PP-15 , PP-16 , PP-17 , PP-18 , PP-19 , PP-20 , PP-21 , PP-22 , PP-23 , PP-24 , PP-25 , PP-26 , PP-27 , PP-28 , PP-29 , PP-30 , PP-31 , PP-32 , PP-33 , PP-34 , PP-35 , PP-36 , PP-37 , PP-38 , PP-39 , PP-40 , PP-41 , PP-42 , PP-43 , PP-44 , PP-45 , PP-46 , PP-47 , PP-48 , PP-49 , PP-50 , PP-51 , PP-52 , PP-53 , PP-54 , PP-55 , PP-56 , PP-57 , PP-58 , PP-59 , PP-60 , PP-61 , PP-62 , PP-63 , PP-64 , PP-65 , PP-66 , PP-67 , PP-68 , PP-69 , PP-70 , PP-71 , PP-72 , PP-73 , PP-74 , PP-75 , PP-76 , PP-77 , PP-78 , PP-79 , PP-80 , PP-81 , PP-82 , PP-83 , PP-84 , PP-85 , PP-86 , PP-87 , PP-88 , PP-89 , PP-90 , PP-91 , PP-92 , PP-93 , PP-94 , PP-95 , PP-96 , PP-97 , PP-98 , PP-99 , PP-100 , PP-101 , PP-102 , PP-103 , PP-104 , PP-105 , PP-106 , PP-107 , PP-108 , PP-109 , PP-110 , PP-111 , PP-112 , PP-113 , PP-114 , PP-115 , PP-116 , PP-117 , PP-118 , PP-119 , PP-120 , PP-121 , PP-122 , PP-123 , PP-124 , PP-125 , PP-126 , PP-127 , PP-128 , PP-129 , PP-130 , PP-131 , PP-132 , PP-133 , PP-134 , PP-135 , PP-136 , PP-137 , PP-138 , PP-139 , PP-140 , PP-141 , PP-142 , PP-143 , PP-144 , PP-145 , PP-146 , PP-147 , PP-148 , PP-149 , PP-150 , PP-151 , PP-152 , PP-153 , PP-154 , PP-155 , PP-156 , PP-157 , PP-158 , PP-159 , PP-160 , PP-161 , PP-162 , PP-163 , PP-164 , PP-165 , PP-166 , PP-167 , PP-168 , PP-169 , PP-170 , PP-171 , PP-172 , PP-173 , PP-174 , PP-175 , PP-176 , PP-177 , PP-178 , PP-179 , PP-180 , PP-181 , PP-182 , PP-183 , PP-184 , PP-185 , PP-186 , PP-187 , PP-188 , PP-189 , PP-190 , PP-191 , PP-192 , PP-193 , PP-194 , PP-195 , PP-196 , PP-197 , PP-198 , PP-199 , PP-200 , PP-201 , PP-202 , PP-203 , PP-204 , PP-205 , PP-206 , PP-207 , PP-208 , PP-209 , PP-210 , PP-211 , PP-212 , PP-213 , PP-214 , PP-215 , PP-216 , PP-217 , PP-218 , PP-219 , PP-220 , PP-221 , PP-222 , PP-223 , PP-224 , PP-225 , PP-226 , PP-227 , PP-228 , PP-229 , PP-230 , PP-231 , PP-232 , PP-233 , PP-234 , PP-235 , PP-236 , PP-237 , PP-238 , PP-239 , PP-240 , PP-241 , PP-242 , PP-243 , PP-244 , PP-245 , PP-246 , PP-247 , PP-248 , PP-249 , PP-250 , PP-251 , PP-252 , PP-253 , PP-254 , PP-255 , PP-256 , PP-257 , PP-258 , PP-259 , PP-260 , PP-261 , PP-262 , PP-263 , PP-264 , PP-265 , PP-266 , PP-267 , PP-268 , PP-269 , PP-270 , PP-271 , PP-272 , PP-273 , PP-274 , PP-275 , PP-276 , PP-277 , PP-278 , PP-279 , PP-280 , PP-281 , PP-282 , PP-283 , PP-284 , PP-285 , PP-286 , PP-287 , PP-288 , PP-289 , PP-290 , PP-291 , PP-292 , PP-293 , PP-294 , PP-295 , PP-296 , PP-297

Sindh Assembly :PS-1 , PS-2 , PS-3 , PS-4 , PS-5 , PS-6 , PS-7 , PS-8 , PS-9 , PS-10 , PS-11 , PS-12 , PS-13 , PS-14 , PS-15 , PS-16 , PS-17 , PS-18 , PS-19 , PS-20 , PS-21 , PS-22 , PS-23 , PS-24 , PS-25 , PS-26 , PS-27 , PS-28 , PS-29 , PS-30 , PS-31 , PS-32 , PS-33 , PS-34 , PS-35 , PS-36 , PS-37 , PS-38 , PS-39 , PS-40 , PS-41 , PS-42 , PS-43 , PS-44 , PS-45 , PS-46 , PS-47 , PS-48 , PS-49 , PS-50 , PS-51 , PS-52 , PS-53 , PS-54 , PS-55 , PS-56 , PS-57 , PS-58 , PS-59 , PS-60 , PS-61 , PS-62 , PS-63 , PS-64 , PS-65 , PS-66 , PS-67 , PS-68 , PS-69 , PS-70 , PS-71 , PS-72 , PS-73 , PS-74 , PS-75 , PS-76 , PS-77 , PS-78 , PS-79 , PS-80 , PS-81 , PS-82 , PS-83 , PS-84 , PS-85 , PS-86 , PS-87 , PS-88 , PS-89 , PS-90 , PS-91 , PS-92 , PS-93 , PS-94 , PS-95 , PS-96 , PS-97 , PS-98 , PS-99 , PS-100 , PS-101 , PS-102 , PS-103 , PS-104 , PS-105 , PS-106 , PS-107 , PS-108 , PS-109 , PS-110 , PS-111 , PS-112 , PS-113 , PS-114 , PS-115 , PS-116 , PS-117 , PS-118 , PS-119 , PS-120 , PS-121 , PS-122 , PS-123 , PS-124 , PS-125 , PS-126 , PS-127 , PS-128 , PS-129 , PS-130

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Balochistan Assembly :PB-1 , PB-2 , PB-3 , PB-4 , PB-5 , PB-6 , PB-7 , PB-8 , PB-9 , PB-10 , PB-11 , PB-12 , PB-13 , PB-14 , PB-15 , PB-16 , PB-17 , PB-18 , PB-19 , PB-20 , PB-21 , PB-22 , PB-23 , PB-24 , PB-25 , PB-26 , PB-27 , PB-28 , PB-29 , PB-30 , PB-31 , PB-32 , PB-33 , PB-34 , PB-35 , PB-36 , PB-37 , PB-38 , PB-39 , PB-40 , PB-41 , PB-42 , PB-43 , PB-44 , PB-45 , PB-46 , PB-47 , PB-48 , PB-49 , PB-50 , PB-51 ,

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