List of members of the 6th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

Elections for the 6th Provincial assembly of Sindh were held on 10 March, following the 1977 general elections held on 7 March 1977, along with provincial elections in Punjab, Balochistan & N.W.F.P.[1]

List of members of the 6th Provincial Assembly of Sindh

Tenure of the 6th Provincial assembly of Sindh was from 30 March till 5 July 1977,[2] it was the shortest provincial assembly. General Zia-ul-Haq declared martial law on 5 July dissolving all assemblies in Pakistan including that of Sindh.[3]

Serial Name Constituency District
1 Jam Abdul Razzaq Khan Dahar PS-1 Sukkur
2 Khan Muhammad Bozdar PS-2
3 Ali Anwar Khan Mahar PS-3
4 Abdul Mujeeb Pirzada PS-4
5 Dr. Akbar Hussain Musavi PS-5
6 Munawar Khan PS-6
7 Ghous Bux Khan Mahar PS-7
8 Agha Sadruddin Durani PS-8
9 Rahim Bux Soomro PS-9
10 Aftab Shahban Mirani PS-10
11 Mir Shah Ali Domki PS-11 Jacobabad.
12 Mir Sahib Sunder Khan Sundrani PS-12
13 Mir Hazar Khan Bijarani PS-13
14 Dur Muhammad Osto PS-14
15 Muhammad Alam Odho PS-15
16 Qazi Ghulam Hadi PS-16 Nawab Shah
17 Syed Zafar Ali Shah PS-17
18 Abdul Rahim Abbasi PS-18
19 Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi PS-19
20 Jam Kararuddin PS-20
21 Rais Haji Ali Nawaz Unar PS-21
22 Rais Ghulam Rasool Unar PS-22
23 Syed Nazar Shah PS-23
24 Rais Dad Muhammad Khan Rind PS-24
25 Hadi Bux Larik PS-25 Khairpur
26 Qadir Bux Mari PS-26
27 Pir Asadullah Shah PS-27
28 Mir Atta Hussain Talpur PS-28
29 Rais Muhammad Malook Shar PS-29
30 Pir Bux Bhutto PS-30 Larkana
31 Abdul Ghafoor Bhurgri PS-31
32 Ali Hassan Hakro PS-32
33 Abdul Waheed Katpar PS-33
34 Wahid Bux Bughio PS-34
35 Chakar Ali Junejo PS-35
36 Imdad Hussain Kehar PS-36
37 Makhdoom Muhammad Amin Fahim PS-37 Hyderabad
38 Syed Amir Ali Shah Jamot PS-38
39 Syed Muhammad Hassan Shah PS-39
40 Haji Abdul Sattar Bachani PS-40
41 Syed Ali Nawaz Shah PS-41
42 Abdul Majeed Khanzada PS-42
43 Khalid Bin Jaffar PS-43
44 Aftab Ahmed Shaikh PS-44
45 Qazi Muhammad Azam PS-45
46 Makhdoom Khaliquzzaman PS-46
47 Mir Mumtaz Ali Talpur PS-47
48 Pir Saeed Jan Sarhandi PS-48
49 Haji Ghulam Badar Nizamani PS-49 Badin
50 Bashir Hussain Leghari PS-50
51 Syed Qamar Zaman Shah PS-51
52 Haji Abdul Khailq Soomro PS-52
53 Pir Aftab Hussain Jillani PS-53 Tharparkar
54 Syed Ali Qutub Shah PS-54
55 Nawab Muhammad Yousuf Talpur PS-55
56 Arbab Faiz Muhammad PS-56
57 Arbab Nor Muhammad PS-57
58 Abdul Kareem Palli PS-58
59 Mir Imam Bux Talpur PS-59
60 Haji Muhammad Siddiq Shoro PS-60 Dadu
61 Syed Abdullah Shah PS-61
62 Muneer Ahmed Channa PS-62
63 Pir Muhammad Khan Shahani PS-63
64 Haji Zaffar Ali Leghari PS-64
65 Aashiq Hussain Jatoi PS-65
66 Ghulam Hyder Wassan PS-66 Sanghar
67 Muhammad Usman Chaniho PS-67
68 Jam Anwer Ali Khan PS-68
69 Jam Sadiq Ali PS-69
70 Abdul Wahid Brohi PS-70
71 Abdul Hameed Memon PS-71 Thatta
72 Akhtar Hussain Shah PS-72
73 Sahib Dino Gaho PS-73
74 Mamoon Khan Malkani PS-74
75 Wazeer Ahmad Memon PS-75
76 Qasim Haji Abbas Patel PS-76 Karachi
77 Ameer Hyder Kazmi PS-77
78 Ameer Ahmed PS-78
79 Muhammad Ali Gabol PS-79
80 Zahir Qasim PS-80
81 Abdullah Baloch PS-81
82 Abdul Rahim Baloch PS-82
83 Ismail Burhani PS-83
84 Ahmed Ali Soomro PS-84
85 Mian Muhammad Akhtar PS-85
86 Muhammad Ilias Ghanchi PS-86
87 Muhammad Hanif Soldier PS-87
88 Abdul Khaliq Allahwala PS-88
89 Syed Zia Abbas PS-89
90 Piyar Ali Alana PS-90
91 Abdul Bari Khan PS-91
92 Ahmed Aziz Farooqui PS-92
93 Abdul Sammi Khan PS-93
94 Amanullah Khattak PS-94
95 K. M. Sammi PS-95
96 Rukanuddin Khan PS-96
97 Syed Sagheer Hussain Jafferi PS-97
98 Abdul Qayyum Jokhio PS-98
99 Shafi Muhammad PS-99
100 Sher Muhammad Baloch PS-100
101 Ashraf Abbasi Reserved Seat for Women
102 Begum Zubaida Bashir Ahmed Naro Reserved Seat for Women
103 Firdous Junejo Reserved Seat for Women
104 Zakia Iqbal Brohi Reserved Seat for Women
105 Rukhsana Zuberi Reserved Seat for Women
106 P. K. Shahani Reserved Seat for Minority
107 Jivraj K. Meheshri Reserved Seat for Minority

References

  1. ^ Weinbaum, M. G. (1977). "The March 1977 Elections in Pakistan: Where Everyone Lost". Asian Survey. 17 (7): 599–618. doi:10.2307/2643408. ISSN 0004-4687. JSTOR 2643408.
  2. ^ "List of members of the 6th Provincial assembly of Sindh" (PDF).
  3. ^ Haqqani, Husain (2010-03-10). Pakistan: Between Mosque and Military. Brookings Institution Press. ISBN 978-0-87003-285-1.
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