Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari to be introduced in Politics

President (Co-Chairman PPP) Asif Ali Zardari has decided to introduce Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari into Politics at strong recommendation of PPPP members.

Sources from PPPP disclosed here Monday that the decision has been aimed to present Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari as
second fiddle of (L) Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto and to compete with Fatima Bhutto in National Political platform.

Sources further informed that during the meeting President Asif Ali Zardari also pointed out to the participants that Bakhtawar Bhutto was also taking keen interest in the politics, on which the participants of the meeting backed the President’s idea.

About Peoples Students Federation (PSF)

About Peoples Students Federation (PSF)
The student wing of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP). Formed in 1972. Part of progressive students’ alliances, the USM and the PSA in the 1970s and 1980s. Exhibited electoral strength in interior Sindh and northern Punjab. Played a leading role in the anti-Zia agitation in the late 1970s and then again during the MRD movement in 1981 and 1983. Many members were flogged and tortured by the Zia regime. Currently the organising strength behind the PPP rallies.

Ideology: socialist (1970s); progressive (1980s-90s-2000s).

Famous Former Members: Jehangir Badar (former minister); Masroor Ahsan (former senator); Qasim Zia (former minister/hockey player); Salamullah Tipu (notorious radical).

Forsaken PPP Secretariat Still Attracts Party Supporter

KARACHI: It has become a routine matter for 36-year-old Shazia to travel from Leemon Gabol Goth in Gulshan-e-Iqbal to the PPP central secretariat, hoping that someone there will offer her assistance; however, it seems like every time she makes a visit, she has to start planning for the next one.

Not only her but several people that visit the ruling PPP’s central secretariat hope that they will find someone to help them with their problems, that someone will make a phone call to the authorities concerned for a potable water supply connection or a electricity metre.

“I visited the offices of different provincial ministers but all in vain; then someone told me to visit this secretariat, assuring me that someone here will help me, however, for the past one month, I have been coming here regularly and have yet to find anyone,” said Shazia.

Located just behind Quaid’s Mazar in Jamshed Town, the central PPP secretariat was a place for Jiyalas (hardcore PPP activists) to get help, but since PPP came into power, the secretariat has been deserted. “Most of the people in my area say that it’s my government and they bring different routine work for me, but no one is here to listen to me,” said Surjani Town Unit In-charge Noor Ahmed Roonjho.

The offices of the central leaders and office bearers of PPP, including the office of the PPP chairperson are located in this secretariat. In the past, former Prime Minister and PPP chairperson Shaheed Benazir Bhutto used to sit in the office to listen to the common people’s problems, but now most of the offices are empty. Even the offices of the PPP president of Karachi district east, Sindh PPP President Qaim Ali Shah, PPP Central Secretariat Coordinator Taj Hyder, PPP Karachi division president, People’s Labour Bureau, People’s Student Federation (PSF), Sindh People’s Youth are located here.

“When the party was not in power we found everyone from the top leadership here, but since the party came into the power, the secretariat has been deserted,” said another visitor.

According to the Secretariat in-charge Ameer Ali Erry, around 300 people, not only from different parts of Karachi but also from other districts of the province, visit the secretariat daily. “In the past, the PPP leaders regularly visited the secretariat but now only a few leaders and ministers’ visit and people can be seen waiting outside the secretariat,” he added.

Though, after assuming the office of Sindh chief minister, Qaim Ali Shah directed PPP ministers to keep visiting the party secretariat regularly however after sometime, the practice was stopped. “We don’t need jobs, we just need help in minor work, so we demand the party leadership bound by the minister to regularly visit this secretariat,” said a visitor.

Zardari Keen to Have All Children in Politics

* Bilawal, Bakhtawar and Asifa to start with PPP’s students’ wings

Bilawal, Bakhtawar and Asifa Zardari, the children of Asif Ali Zardari and Benazir Bhutto, are likely to start their political career with the People’s Students Federation and the PPP women’s wing,

Sources in the Pakistan People’s Party told Daily Times on Saturday that Mr Zardari told a delegates from the PSF and the Ladies’ Wing at Bilawal House this week that he wanted to see his children become active in politics.

The three children, who at present study in Dubai where Ms Bhutto lives in self-exile, will not be able to play an active role in politics until the completion of their education, the sources said.

However, they will remain in contact with seniors in the students’ and women’s wings of the PPP for political training.

“Mr Zardari said he wanted Bakhtawar and Asifa to learn from the seniors in the Ladies’ Wing,” said MNA Nafisa Raja, who is president of the organisation’s Karachi chapter.

Mr Zardari, who son of former MNA Hakim Ali Zardari, also has other members of his family in politics. One of his sisters, Faryal Talpur, is nazim of his home district of Nawabshah and another, Dr Azra Pechuho, is MNA from there.

Sources in the PPP said that the announcement of Bakhtawar and Asifa joining the Ladies Wing could be made at the organisation’s next convention.

Mr Zardari reportedly hinted at having Bilawal join the PSF when an official of the Sindh People’s Students Federation complained that the PPP leaders do not allow their sons to join the party’s students wing.

5th Death Anniversary of Suharwardy Observed

Members of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) student of Peoples Student Federation (PSF) and Youth Wings protested against unemployment on the 5th death anniversary of Munawar Suharwardy, a former provincial information secretary of PPP who was assassinated.

Earlier, Adviser to Sindh Chief Minister Rashid Rabbani spoke at a condolence meeting held at the People’s Secretariat and played down the issue of unemployment. He said unemployment and joblessness has lesser importance as compared to the issue of terrorism. The unemployed youths belonging to People’s Students Federation and Sindh People’s Youth, however, insisted that their demands should be met and said that they were not satisfied with the government’s employment policy. PPP members and officials observed the 5th death anniversary of Suharwardy and offered their prayers for him. They opined that they will follow Suhrawardy’s footsteps and added that though he faced hardships, he never bowed down to the dictatorial regimes. Meanwhile, Sindh CM Qaim Ali Shah could not attend the death anniversary programme because the relevant authorities had not issued security clearance for his arrival at the scene. Deputy speaker Sindh Assembly Shehla Raza, Provincial Adviser Sharmila Farooqui, Najma Saeed Chawla, Waqar Mehdi, Rafiq Engineer, Ismatullah Khan, N D Khan, Suhail Abedi, Sardar Khan, Anwar Lal Deen and many other PPP officials attended the condolence meeting.

Gilani asks US to Review Policy on Drone Attacks

Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Friday said United States should review its policy on drone attacks as it is proving to be counterproductive. Addressing office bearers of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) from Balochistan here at a meeting at Prime Minister House, he said drone attacks harm the government’s efforts to fight militancy and terrorism.

“Drone attacks are counterproductive as these reunite tribesmen and militants,” he said.

He assured that there would be no drone attacks on the territory of Balochistan.Gilani said he sought assurance from US special envoy Richard Holbrooke that more deployment of their forces on the border of Afghanistan would not push militants into Balochistan.The armed forces and intelligence agencies of Pakistan and US should get their act together to avoid any spill over effect of additional troops deployment in Afghanistan, he further said.Gilani said nobody will be allowed to form state within state and challenge writ of the government.

Giving reasons for the military action in Swat and Malakand, he said the miscreants were killing troops and policemen and were blowing up schools, colleges and roads.

“Is this Islam? These elements have maligned the name of our religion. Islam is the religion of peace,” he said adding the miscreants are working to destabilize the country and damage its economy.He said no war can be won without the support of the people and the nation stood united against the oppression of the militants.He lauded the sacrifices of internally displaced persons and vowed to rehabilitate them with honour and security.

“The whole nation is thankful to these people as they sacrificed their today for the nation’s tomorrow.”

The military operation will be concluded in the shortest possible time, he added.He said more personnel will be inducted into the law enforcement agencies, pay of army and police will be raised and insurance facility will be given to them to protect their families.The Prime Minister said the government wants a stable Balochistan which is at par with other provinces in terms of development and infrastructure.He asked the party representatives to forward suggestions before he holds an All Parties Conference (APC) to evolve a united strategy on Balochistan.The National Security Committee led by Senator Raza Rabbani has been tasked to finalize recommendations on Balochistan which will be presented to the APC.The Prime Minister acknowledged the sacrifices and services rendered by the people of Balochistan.

He said his government is willing to talk to any Baloch leader to remove their grievances. He said his government apologized for the mistakes of the past.The Prime Minister again pledged the federal financial support of Rs. 50 billion for the province. This amount is besides the Rs. three billion each for provincial budget and Quetta development package.

The government has also acceded to the demand of the Balochistan government to let it spend the unutilized money of Rs. 21 billion from the last year, he added.Federal Ministers Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, Dr. Babar Awan, Syed Khurshid Shah, Naveed Qamar, Balochistan Chief Minister Nawab Aslam Raisani, Senator Raza Rabbani and President PPP Balochistan Haji Lashkari Raisani attended the meeting.

Zardari calls for unconditional talks with India

ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari urged India on Monday to resume the process of composite dialogue ‘unconditionally’ to jointly address common problems, including terrorism.

Violence and militancy were no solution to political problems, the president said during a meeting with Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai, the executive director of Kashmir Centre in Washington.

The president said the ‘merchants of war’ promoted violence for settling political disputes, but this had to be resisted through recourse to peaceful indigenous political movements.

The dialogue was halted by India after the Mumbai attacks in November last year.

The president said: ‘Pakistan wants an honourable, equitable and peaceful resolution of the Kashmir dispute in accordance with the wishes of the people of Kashmir.’

He said the opening of trade across the Line of Control in Kashmir by Pakistan would bring Kashmiri people closer and pave way for a peaceful political resolution to the dispute.

‘No resolution will be equitable or honourable which is not in accordance with the aspirations of the people of Kashmir.’

The president praised the Kashmir Centre for highlighting the Kashmir issue internationally.

Mr Fai thanked the president for his government’s support to the cause of Kashmiri people.

Oil and gas sector

During a meeting with the chairman of BRIDAS, an international oil company of Argentina, the president praised the Argentine government for taking interest in the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline project and in exploration and development of gas fields in Balochistan and Sindh.

He said the petroleum exploration and production policy for 2009 offered great incentives to investors, adding that his government had adopted an approach based on the principles of de-regularisation, liberalisation and privatisation.

President Zardari said that in view of the increasing energy demand over the next five years and low indigenous production, Pakistan’s oil sector offered vast opportunities for investment.

Investment Minister Waqar Ahmed Khan, Board of Investment Chairman Saleem H. Mandviwala, Special Petroleum Secretary G.A. Sabri, Secretary Investment Tariq Iqbal Puri and Secretary General Salman Faruqui and Ambassador of Argentina Carlos Bulgheroni attended the meeting.

Upper Dir

Later, the president handed over to Najmuddin Khan, the Minister for State and Frontier Region, and MPA M. Anwar Khan a cheque for Rs11.2 million for the victims of Friday’s suicide blast in a mosque in Upper Dir.

Zardari urges PIA to develop corporate culture

President Asif Zardari on Thursday ordered the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to develop a corporate culture to turn the national flag carrier into a profitable venture. He was talking to office-bearers of the Pakistan Airlines Pilots Association (PALPA) and PIA Managing Director Ejaz Haroon. Zardari was informed that the PIA management was taking necessary steps for the welfare of pilots. The PALPA members said their salaries were low compared to other developing countries and said they were prepared to negotiate the salary structure with the management without disrupting the service.

PPP Calls for Nationalisation of KESC

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan People’s Party has joined a call for nationalising the Karachi Electric Supply Company accusing its private management of having failed to streamline generation and produce sufficient power.

In a statement issued here on Friday, PPP’s deputy secretary general Senator Mian Raza Rabbani said: ‘The federal government is called upon to ask Nepra as a regulator of public utility to nationalise KESC as it has failed to perform according to standards set by it and appoint an operator, for a variety of reasons.’

Mr Rabbani said: ‘The Pakistan People’s Party had opposed the privatisation of KESC but the same was carried out by the PML-Q government and its coalition partners.

Rabbani said that KESC had failed to perform and, therefore, the government should appoint an operator, for the following among other reasons;

The service quality and the systems under new management are going down; the total quantum of electricity generated by the KESC is on the decline; no new investment into KESC or the system is made (in violation of the sale deed); at the time of privatisation, it was promised that the management will invest $361 million to improve the system which till date has not been done and the government of Pakistan has given a right of Rs40 to 50 billion and yet the KESC has failed to perform.

IDPs challenge being dealt on war footing: PM

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Thursday said fulfilling the basic needs of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) was the government’s foremost priority, and said the challenge was being dealt on war footing basis.

In his opening remarks while chairing the National Economic Council, the Prime Minister said the rehabilitation of over two million IDPs would be done with due responsibility.

Gilani said there was a need to move economy to the path of stable growth and also remove structure imbalances and economic disparities.

He said the government would use the financial assistance and support by the Friends of Democratic Pakistan and from other bilateral and multilateral sources in an efficient, effective and transparent manner.

The Prime Minister stressed for moving from short term economic responses to a broader well-defined medium term development strategy.

He termed the people of Pakistan as great asset, and said investing in them by providing best quality education, health and social protection services would bring high returns.

Zardari to chair meeting on security today

ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari will chair a high-level meeting on the country’s security situation today (Monday) to formulate a cohesive response to counter the Taliban’s intensified campaign.

Presidential spokesman Farhatullah Babar said the meeting had been convened on the president’s directive given during his visit to Karachi. “The meeting will review the security situation in the wake of the operation against the Taliban in Swat,” he said. The meeting will also review the threat of Talibanisation, as they have been targeting civilians and security officials in major cities following their defeat in Swat.

Militants attacked a building of law enforcement agencies on Wednesday in Lahore and killed at least 27 people. On Thursday, they struck in Peshawar and DI Khan, and killed nine people. Islamabad went on high alert on Friday and the police checked all vehicles and individuals at the city’s entry and exit points. In Rawalpindi, the police arrested 73 suspects on Saturday.

The federal ministers concerned, all provincial chief ministers, NWFP governor, Azad Kashmir prime minister, Northern Areas chief executive, interior secretary, all chief secretaries, all inspectors general of police, Inter-Services Intelligence director general and Intelligence Bureau director general will attend the meeting. Intelligence chiefs will brief the participants on the threat posed by terrorists, including their major targets. They will also give a briefing on the issue of Punjabi Taliban and the presence of Taliban in Karachi. sajjad malik

PAKISTAN PEOPLE'S PARTY PARLIAMENTARIANS (PPPP)

PARTY WISE LIST PAKISTAN PEOPLE'S PARTY PARLIAMENTARIANS (PPPP)

CONSTI-TUENCY		NAME		PHONE NUMBER		PICTURE
NA-2 Peshawar-II		Dr. Arbab Alamgir Khan		091-5710045 091-5844333
				0333-9107311
NA-3 Peshawar-III		Mr. Noor Alam Khan		091-5223082 0333-9179662 0321-9044860
NA‑5 Nowshera‑I		Engineer Muhammad Tariq Khattak		091-5810798 0923-655198 0923-655298
				0300-8583052 0300-8583072
NA‑11 Mardan‑III		Khanzada Khan		0937-868113 0332-4000000 0345-9330122
				051-2206571-73
NA‑23 Kohistan		Mr. Mehboob Ullah Jan		0308-5544332
				0346-9869077
NA‑24 D.I.Khan		Mr. Faisal Karim Kundi Deputy Speaker		0966-740006 0300-5797600
				0346-7870055
NA‑30 Swat‑II		Syed Alla-ud-Din		091-5811995
				0300-9038860
NA‑33 Upper Dir-cum-Lower Dir (old Upper Dir)		Mr. Najm-ud-din Khan		0944-880555 0944-880444
				0300-8157555
NA‑34 Lower Dir		Malak Azmat Khan		0945-761122 0345-9371122
				0301-8531122
NA‑35 Malakand		Mr. Lal Muhammad Khan		0932-440011
				0300-9070820
NA-51 Rawalpindi-II		Raja Pervez Ashraf		051-2262614 051-2853070 0300-8541673
NA-59 Attock-III		Sardar Salim Haider Khan		057-2332032 057-5463280 0300-9558880 0301-8500572
NA-64 Sargodha-I		Mr. Nadeem Afzal Chan		0546-548001 0546-548004
				0300-8401662 0343-6182605
NA-66 Sargodha-III		Mr. Tasneem Ahmed Qureshi		0483-712476 0300-8600083
				051-9207477
NA-71 Mianwali-I		Nawabzada Malik Amad Khan		0459-395702 0459-395802
				051-2275644 Fax92-51-2278715 0300-8509056
NA-75 Faisalabad-I		Mr. Tariq Mahmood Bajwa		0301-8658162 0344-7721475
NA-76 Faisalabad-II		Malik Nawab Sher Waseer		041-4312666 041-4312903
				0321-4220000 051-9207477 0300-4386110
NA-78 Faisalabad-IV		Ms. Rahela Baloch
NA-79 Faisalabad-V		Rana Muhammad Farooq Saeed Khan		041-3423101
				0300-9660748
NA-81 Faisalabad-VII		Ch. Saeed Iqbal		041-8786333 041-8786444
				0300-6509999 0333-6503333
NA-83 Faisalabad-IX		Mr. Muhammad Ijaz Virk Advocate		041-8710851 041-8539844
				0300-8652030
NA-86 Jhang-I		Syed Anayat Ali Shah		0476-330703 0476-335500
				0333-4055039 0300-7702100
NA-98 Gujranwala-IV		Ch. Imtiaz Safdar Warriach		055-3292472 0300-8741395
				0300-6476594 051-9223646
NA-105 Gujrat-II		Ch. Ahmad Mukhtar		042-5870106
				0300-8467744
NA-106 Gujrat-III		Ch. Qamar Zaman Kaira		0537-510083 0300-8541963
				051-9202004
NA-108 M.B.Din-I		Mr. Muhammad Tariq Tarar		0546-596040 0300-8742740
NA-109 M.B.Din-II		Mr. Nazar Muhammad Gondal		0546-599001 0546-599002
				051-9222605 0345-4183300
NA-111 Sialkot-II		Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan
NA-116 Norowal-II		Mr. Muhammad Tariq Anis		0542-450984 0300-9426680
				03349791789
NA-129 Lahore-XII		Mr. Tariq Shabbir		042-5733637
				0321-8499454
NA-130 Lahore-XIII		Mrs. Samina Khalid Ghurki
NA-140 Kasur-III		Sardar Aseff Ahmad Ali		042-5759559
NA-143 Okara-I		Capt. (R) Rai Ghulam Mujtaba Kharral		0442-522157 051-9207477
				0300-8710143
NA-144 Okara-II		Mr. Sajjad-ul-Hassan		044-2514147 0333-5372745
				0300-6959747
NA-145 Okara-III		Syed Sumsam Ali S. Bukhari		0442-523217 0425-727223
				051-2293422 0300-8433617
NA-146 Okara-IV		Mian Manzoor Ahmad Watto		0444-775000 0444-775001
				042-5852562-3
				0300-8419011 0333-4104103
NA-148 Multan-I		Makhdoom Shah Mehmood Hussain Qureshi		061-4514666 0300-8634453
				051-9222167
NA-151 Multan-IV		Syed Yousaf Raza Gillani Prime Minister Islamic Republic of Pakistan
NA-152 Multan-V		Mr. Liaqat Ali Khan		0344-4699979
				0300-6364788
NA-155 Lodhran-II		Mr. Hayat Ullah Khan Tareen		061-583913 061-580209
				0300-8731088
NA-159 Khanewal-IV		Ch. Iftikhar Nazir		042-5164883 042-5165459 065-2210864
				0300-8471212
NA-161 Sahiwal-II		Mr. Ghulam Farid Kathia		040-4221702
				0344-6819310
NA-162 Sahiwal-III		Ch. Zahid Iqbal		0405-482505 0300-6931200
				051-9215444
NA-168 Vehari-II		Mr. Azeem Daultana		042-5753906 042-6671891
				0300-8440543
NA-170 Vehari-IV		Mr. Mehmood Hayat Khan alias Tochi Khan		0301-8630007
				0300-6351997
NA-175 Rajanpur-II		Mir Dost Muhammad Mazari		0604-610297 0604-610399
				0333-6431550 0345-8139999
NA-176 Muzaffargarh-I		Mr. Muhammad Mohsin Ali Qureshi		051-9223526
				0300-5052741
NA-178 Muzaffargarh-III		Mr. Jamshed Ahmed Dasti		0300-9632589
				0300-7488303
NA-179 Muzaffargarh-IV		Mr. Muhammad Moazam Ali Khan Jatoi		066-2591313 066-2591498 0306-969999
				0301-8631118
NA-180 Muzaffargarh-V		Mr. Abdul Qayyum Khan Jatoi		0662-591777 0300-7322632 0300-4477996
				0300-7300087
NA-183 Bahawalpur-I		Mr. Arif Aziz Sheikh		062-2731313
				0300-6800353
NA-184 Bahawalpur-II		Mr. Aamir Yar Warn		051-9222070 0300-5237702
NA-189 Bahawalnagar-II		Syed Mumtaz Alam Gillani		0632-272322 0300-7922040
NA-190 Bahawalnagar-III		Mr. Abdul Ghafoor Chaudhry		042-5855740
				042-5883179 0333-4283410
NA-191 Bahawalnagar-IV		Mr. Muhammad Afzal Sindhu		0300-4240384
NA-192 R.Y.Khan-I		Syed Hamid Saeed Kazmi		061-4541848 061-4585182
				051-2263036 0333-7612161 0300-6304598
NA-193 R.Y.Khan-II		Mian Abdus Sattar		068-5573363
				0300-8770528
NA-194 R.Y.Khan-III		Makhdoom Shahab-ud-Din		068-5565555 068-4050255 042-5734055
				0300-8459101 0345-8436677
NA-196 R.Y.Khan-V		Mr. Javed Iqbal Warraich		068-5000000 051-9222510
				0300-8674107
NA‑198 Sukkur‑I		Mr. Nauman Islam Sheikh		071-5623878 0333-7111100
				0300-8221669
NA‑199 Sukkur‑II		Syed Khurshid Ahmed Shah		071-5630872 071-5630870 021-5842977
				0333-7102222 0333-5636992
NA‑200 Ghotki‑I		Mian Abdul Haq alias Mian Mitho		0300-3199371
NA‑202 Shikarpur (Old Shikarpur‑I)		Mr. Aftab Shaban Mirani
NA‑204 Larkana‑I		Mr. Shahid Hussain Bhutto		074-4044375
				0300-3412260
				051-9221534
NA‑205 Larkana‑II		Mr. Nazir Ahmed Bughiu		074-4042601 021-5866281
				0333-2324212
NA‑206 Larkana‑III		Mir Amer Ali Khan Magsi		021-5840554 0300-8233951
NA‑207 Larkana-cum-Shikarpur-cum-Kamber Shahdadkot (Old Larkana-IV)		Mrs. Faryal Talpur
NA‑208 Jacobabad‑I		Mir Aijaz Hussain Jakhrani		0722-654354 051-9222922
				0300-2023334
NA‑209 Jacobabad‑II		Mir Hazar Khan Bijarani		021-5883044 0300-2551166
				051-9221811
NA‑210 Jacobabad‑III		Mir Gul Muhammad Khan Jakhrani		0722-576333 0300-2164923
				0306-3759977
NA‑212 Naushero Feroze‑II		Syed Zafar Ali Shah		0242-433555 0242-500222
				051-9222554 0300-2007364
NA‑213 Nawabshah‑I		Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho
NA‑214 Nawabshah‑II		Syed Ghulam Mustafa Shah		021-4554400 021-4557050 0300-8222666
				0333-5222225 051-9222424
NA‑215 Khairpur‑I		Mr. Nawab Ali Wassan		0245-553287 0245-552619
				0300-8299699
NA‑217 Khairpur‑III		Pir Syed Fazal Ali Shah Jeelani		0243-630505 0321-5085047
				051-9221861
NA‑218 Hyderabad‑I		Makhdoom Muhammad Amin Fahim		021- 5802511 0300-9221234
				0321-9221234 051-9207477 051-2840588
NA‑221 Hyderabad‑IV		Syed Amir Ali Shah		0222-651471
				0300-3078687 051-9223794
NA‑222 Hyderabad‑V		Syed Naveed Qamar		021-5874751 0300-5000222
				051-9222118
NA‑223 Hyderabad‑VI		Mrs. Shamshad Sattar Bachani
NA‑224 Badin‑I		Mr. Ghulam Ali Nizamani		021-5852869 0333-2344001
				0303-7333344 051-9221538
NA‑225 Badin‑II		Dr. Fehmida Mirza Speaker National Assembly		021-5840508 Fax: 021-5840509 0300-8248240
				051-9222962
NA‑226 Mirpurkhas‑I		Pir Aftab Hussain Shah Jillani		0233-502381 0333-2963710
				051-9221518
NA‑227 Mirpurkhas‑II		Mir Munawar Ali Talpur		0233-851234 051-568272
				0300-2078551
NA‑228 Mirpurkhas‑III		Nawab Muhammad Yousuf Talpur		021-5882841 0300-8274633
				051-9207442
NA‑231 Dadu‑I		Nawab Abdul Ghani Talpur		021-5851611 0221-868756 0300-8222566
				051-9221633
NA‑232 Dadu‑II		Mr. Rafiq Ahmed Jamali		0254-610343 0300-3279022
NA‑233 Dadu‑III		Mr. Talat Iqbal		0254-690266 0254-69073133
				0346-36335311
NA‑236 Sanghar‑III		Mr. Roshan-ud-Din Junejo
				0300-8211313
NA‑237 Thatta‑I		Dr. Abdul Wahid Soomro		029-8770383 0321-2077970
NA‑239 Karachi‑I		Mr. Abdul Qadir Patel		021-5836478
				0300-8218846
NA‑248 Karachi‑X		Sardar Nabil Ahmed Gabol		021-5850371 0300-5555246
				051-9221880
NA‑258 Karachi‑XX		Mr. Sher Muhammad Baloch		021-4502274 021-4406699 0333-2203709
				051-9207477 0300-5261739
NA‑259 Quetta		Syed Nasir Ali Shah		081-2667639 0300-3810856
NA‑260 Quetta‑ cum‑Chagai‑ cum‑Mastung.		Sardar Al-Haj Mohammad Umar Gorgage
				0304-8139702
NA‑267 Kachhi		Mir Humayun Aziz Kurd		0300-9384219
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