Pakistan Election 2008 - News - Results

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Final Lists of the Contesting Candidates for the General Elections - 2008 (Form-V)
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[NoToRi0uS]

Dekhty hein kia hota hai
ye Unt kis karwat bethe ga :D

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KARACHI, Dec 18 (APP): With the approval of City Nazim Syed Mustafa Kamal, the City District Government Karachi (CDGK) has allocated 73 places in Karachi for holding of public meetings by political parties in connection with Election-2008, which it notified here on Tuesday.
The notified public places/ spaces are:
NEW KARACHI Police Station

KMC Ground, Sector 11-J New Karachi No 1 New Karachi
Bin Qasim Ground Sector 5-G New Karachi New Karachi
Ind Area
KMC Park, Sector 4 North Karachi Kh: Ajmir Nagri
Eidgah Ground Bilal Masjid Sector 11-C/1
North Karachi Sir Syed
Ground Bus Stop No 7 � Near Market Sector
11-G Opp: Farooq-e-Azam Masjid New Karachi
Industrial Area
Bus Stop No 7 Ground Raza Academy New Karachi
Industrial Area
Mazda G-23 last stop Khamiso Goth Kutchi
Abadi New Karachi
Industrial Area
ST-Ground Adjacent to Tariq Bin Zayad
Govt. Boys and Girls School Sector 5-D
New Karachi Bilal Colony
GULBERG TOWN

Tariq Ground Block 4 FB Area near
Barbar Sultani Masjid Gulberg
Family Park, Block 6 FB Area near
Ibrahim Masjid Gulberg
NORTH NAZIMABAD

JASFCO Block L North Nazimabad Taimuria
Parking Lot Hyderi Market P P Hyderi

LIAQUATABAD TOWN

Annu Bhai Park Nazimabad No 4 Nazimabad
SITE Town

Labour Square Gate No 1 SITE
Eidgah Ground near Fatima Masjid Metrovile SITE
Eidgah Ground Pathan Colony SITE
UC Office Ground Haider Chali SITE
Aga Khan Flats behind ground Metrovile SITE
Eidgah Ground Park Modern Colony Pak Colony
Gettar Baghicha near Shahnawaz Bhutto Col. Pak Colony
Hassan Olya village Rexer Line Pak Colony
Abdul Khaliq School Sher Shah Pak Colony
Eidgah ground Haroonabad Pak Colony
Chai Hotel Ground Peerabad No 2 Peerabad
Ground Qasba 2-1/2 Peerabad
National Ground Sec 4/E Peerabad
Double Ghousia Road New Mianwali Peerabad

ORANGI TOWN

Football Ground main Manghopir Road
MPR Colony Block A Orangi Town Orangi Town
Sector 11-E Ground behind Town
Office Orangi Town Mominabad
BALDIA TOWN

Ground New Bus Stand Road No II
Qaim Khani Colony UC-II Mochko
Ground near Abu Al Huraira
Ittehad Town UC No II Mochko
Eidgah Ground Qaim Khani Colony UC II Mochko
Pir Bagh Ground near Ranger
Headquarters UC 4 Saeedabad
Ground near Ahmed Raza Sector 8-C Saeedabad

KEAMARI TOWN

Padar Ground Bhutta Village Jackson
LYARI TOWN

Gabol Park UC 10 Kalakot
Kakri Ground Baghdadi
Singoo Lane Ground UC 9 Chakiwara
Moulvi Usman Park UC 8 Chakiwara

SADDAR TOWN

Polo Ground Artilary Maidan
Railway Stadium I I Chundrigar Road Mithadar
Gizri Football Ground near Khayaban-e-Tanzeem Boat Basin
Qamar-ul-Islam ground opposite
Dehli Colony main Choudary Khaliquzzaman
Road B1-8 Clifton Frere
Railway Ground near Railway Secondary
School main Kala Pul Frere
JAMSHED TOWN

Al Asifa Football Ground (Patel Para) Jamshed Quarters
Bijli Ground Patel Para Jamshed Qaurters
Baghdadi Masjid Ground (Martin Quarters) Jamshed Qaurters
Double Road adjacent Lines Area opp
Missile Chowrangi Karachi Brigade
Kabbadi Ground known as China Ground
block 6 near Rangers Office PECHS Ferozabad
Nishtar Park Soldier Bazar
Tharow land Garden West Soldier Bazar
Wednesday Bazar Sector 6 J 1 Junejo Town Mehmoodabad
Osama Ground UC 5 Block 18 Karachi
Administration Society Karachi Baloch Colony
Mehmoodabad No 2 Green Belt
known as Sunday Bazar Baloch Colony
GULSHAN-E IQBAL TOWN

Sunday Bazar Ground Opposite Safari Park Gulistan-e-Jauhar
Zikri Goth Adjacent to Pahelwan Goth Gulistan-e-Jauhar
SHAHRAH FAISAL TOWN
Green Belt Shah Faisal Colony No 2 Shah Faisal
Gymkhana Ground Rafa-e-Aam Al Falah Police

MALIR TOWN

RCD Football Stadium Saudabad Malir
Colony Karachi Saudabad
Golden Football Ground Khokhrapar
No 1 Malir Town Karachi Khokhrapar
Chattai Football Ground Malir Mandi
Malir City Karachi Malir City
KORANGI TOWN

Eidgah Ground Korangi No 3 � Korangi
LANDHI TOWN

Police Ground near Police Station Landhi 4 Landhi
Football Stadium near UC 1
Office Muzaffarabad Colony Quaidabad
GADAP TOWN

Ahmed Dawood Football Ground Deh Chuhar Memon Goth
Stadium of Memon Goth Adjacent to TMO Off. Memon Goth
Jelani Model Park Gadap City Gadap City
Football Ground near Noorani Hotel
Deh Murrad Manghopir
BIN QASIM TOWN

Vacant Plot (MDA) near Razzaqabad
Training Center opposite Afzal Motors Shah Latif
Vacant Plot near Gulshan-e-Hadeed
opposite New Sabzi Mandi Pak Steel
Vacant Plot near Government Hospital
Rehri Village Sukhan
Football Ground Ibrahim Hyderi Ibrahim Hyderi

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Political Party Name

Symbol

Number

1.Awami National Party

LANTERN

51

2.Labour Party Pakistan

APPLE

99

3.Mohajir Kashmir Movement

CANDLE

17

4.Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan

KITE

47

5.Pak Muslim Alliance

FISH

32

6.Pakistan Awami Party

BULB

13

7.Pakistan Democratic Party

UMBRELLA

91

8.Pakistan Freedom Party

EAGLE

114

9.Pakistan Gharib Party

CHAIR

21

10.Pakistan Ittehad Tehreek

BUTTERFLY

16

11.Pakistan Muslim League(N)

TIGER

84

12.Pakhtoonkhawa Milli Awami Party

TREE

88

13.Pakistan Peoples Party (Shaheed Butto)

FIST

31

14.Pakistan Peoples Party (Sherpao)

CHIRAGH(LAMP)

20

15.Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians

ARROW

1

16.Seraiki Sooba Movement Pakistan

KNIFE

48

17.Sunni Tehreek

TABLE (LAMP)

78

18.Tameer-e-Pakistan Party

HAMMER

40

19 Tehrik-e-istaqlal (Rehmat khan Wardag)

HELICOPTER

41

20 Balochistan National Party (Awami)

CAMEL

106

21 National Peoples Party

TRACTOR

87

22 Awami Himayat Tehreek Pakistan

HOCKEY

121

23 Pakistan Muslim League

BICYLE

5

24 Pakistan Muslim League (F)

ROSE

66

25 Tehrik-e-Istiqlal Pakistan (Muhammad Ikram Nagra)

SICKLE

69A

26 National Party

SAW

71

27 Pakistan Citizen Movement

DOVE

28

28 Jamait Ahle-Hadith Pakistan (Elahi Zaheer)

REVOLVER

137

29 Pakistan Citizen Movement

TOWER

143

30 Pakistan Tehrek-e-Inqalab

STAR

141

31 Pakistan Qaumi League

KEY

123

32 Bedar Pakistan

AEROPLANE

97

33 Pakistan Social Justice Party

MAP

127

34 Pakistan Qaumi Party

TURBAN

90

35 Azad Pakistan Party

COW

26

36 Sindh United Party

PEN

133

38 Pasban

HORSE

42

39 Hazara Democratic Party

CRESCENT

109

40 Pakistan Muhafiz Party

PEACOCK

132

41 Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (S)

LADDER

50

42 Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan(Friends Korner)

CAP

19

43 Pakistan Brohi Party

GHULAIL

37

44 Balochistan National Party

AXE

2

45 Roshan Pakistan Party

BAT

3

46 Jamiat Ulama-e-Pakistan (Niazi)

LOCK

53

47 Mutthida Majlis-e-Amal Pakistan

BOOK

10

48 Jamhoori Watan Party (JWP)

Wheel

49 Punjab National Party

Spade

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hmm jo bhi aaye xeida arse nahi chale gii govt..!!

[Adil]

Ohh Chaley Dehketey Hain Kon Kitni Dhamdli Se Jeeta Hai Aur kon Harta Hai ....

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Voting started in Pakistan so lets c ......

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is holding general elections for 839 seats of the national and provincial assemblies and at least 81 million voters will exercise their rights of franchise by casting votes across the country.

Polling for 268 seats of the national assembly and 570 seats of the provincial assemblies will kick off at 8.00 A.M. in the morning, which will continue without any break until 5.00 P.M. in the evening. All arrangements have been finalized for making the election process transparent and peaceful.

Secretary Election Commission Kanwar Dilshad announced to postpone the polling in NA-37 Parachinar-2. Earlier, the elections was postponed in NA-42 Tribal area VII in view of the bad law and order, while in NA-119 Lahore-II due to the death of a candidate Tariq Banday and in NA-207 Larkana cum Shikarpur due to PPP Chairperson Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto's murder in suicide attack. Elections would be held later on in these constituencies.

In four Punjab Assembly constituencies—PP171, PP141, PP99 and PP70—the elections would be held later on owing the demise of the candidates from their respective constituencies.

In three NWFP Assembly constituencies—PF92, PF81, PF59—the elections have also been postponed owing to the demise of candidates.

There are 2,234 candidates contesting for the 269 general seats of the national assembly, while 5,017 candidates are contesting for 570 seats of the provincial assemblies and elections in the 7 constituencies out of the 577 would be held later on.

There are 262 candidates for NA seats in NWFP; 179 candidates for 11 FATA seats; 34 candidates on two Islamabad seats; 999 candidates on 147 Punjab seats; 617 candidates on 60 Sindh seats and there are 43 candidates in Balochistan are contesting on 14 NA seats.

There are 2272 candidates contesting for 293 seats of Punjab provincial assembly; 1468 candidates for 130 seats of Sindh Assembly; 736 candidates for 96 seats of NWFP Assembly and 541 candidates are contesting for 51 seats of Balochistan Assembly.

Following the completion of polling, counting will start. Transparent ballot boxes--one for the national assembly and another for the provincial assembly, will be kept for casting of the votes. Over 160 million ballot papers--the white one for the national assembly and the green one for the provincial assembly, have been printed for this purpose.

Election Commission has set up over 64,000 polling stations all across the country-382 polling stations in Islamabad, over 37,600 in Punjab, over 13,400 in Sindh, over 8,100 in NWFP, over 3,400 in Balochistan, while 1,122 polling stations set up in FATA, where more than 5,61,000 presiding officers, assistant presiding officers and polling officers will be posted.

All major parties of the country were participating in the elections, which included Pakistan People's Party, Pakistan Muslim League-Q, Awami National Party, Muttahida Qaumi Movement and Muslim League-N, besides a large number of independent candidates are in the field.

Strong contingents of Police and Rangers have been posted at the polling stations for meeting any eventualities and maintaining law and order, besides army will remain stand-by for their help. Polling will be held on the 269 seats of the 272 general seats.

On the polls day today, Pakistan army has considerable presence in sensitive areas of the country.

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Counting begins as polling for general elections ends
ISLAMABAD: The voters cast their votes for national and provincial assemblies elections in Pakistan on Monday amid stringent security measures.

In various incidents of violence 19 persons including a woman were killed and several others wounded.

Polling kicked off at 8:00 am Monday throughout the country and concluded at 05:00 pm, after which counting has been started.

Transparent ballot boxes--one for the national assembly and another for the provincial assembly, were kept for casting of the votes. Over 160 million ballot papers--the white one for the national assembly and the green one for the provincial assembly, were printed.

Election Commission has set up over 64,000 polling stations all across the country-382 polling stations in Islamabad, over 37,600 in Punjab, over 13,400 in Sindh, over 8,100 in NWFP, over 3,400 in Balochistan, while 1,122 polling stations set up in FATA, where more than 5,61,000 presiding officers, assistant presiding officers and polling officers were posted.
The election commission has postponed the polling in NA-37 Parachinar-2. Earlier, the election was postponed in NA-42 Tribal area VII in view of the bad law and order, while in NA-119 Lahore-II due to the death of a candidate Tariq Banday and in NA-207 Larkana cum Shikarpur due to PPP Chairperson Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto's murder in suicide attack. Elections would be held later on in these constituencies.

The counting was in progress after which the election commission would announce the official results.

Kaleem added 11 Minutes and 29 Seconds later...

The First Result Official is

from NA - 272 Yaqub Bizanjo (BNP) Won the seat Over Zubaida Jalal (IND).

[princess]

plzzzzzzzzzz PMLQ...wins.....plz....i hoep dey do...PPP and PmL n..ARE SO CORUPTED..PLZ gOD SAVE US 4M EM..LOL

[Silent Assassin]

PML Q is out of PMLN so i dont think u call one corrupt and other not.

Infact all the corrupt ones out of PML-N are in PMLQ

[princess]

Originally Posted by Kaleem

PML Q is out of PMLN so i dont think u call one corrupt and other not.

Infact all the corrupt ones out of PML-N are in PMLQ

well in my theory y dey r now diff 2 parites are cz NAWAz sharif were corputed and PMLQ didnt want em...so simple..well atleast chaudrys are doin sumfink 4 da country rather denn eatin da country,,,
PPp is in asif zardary;s hand adn he is da most corupted man i ave ever seen..

[NoToRi0uS]

PML(N) Is & PPP Is taking leading
according to Unofficial results Ch. Shujhat hussain has lost from his home town Gujrat

[princess]

Originally Posted by NoToRi0uS

PML(N) Is & PPP Is taking leading
according to Unofficial results Ch. Shujhat hussain has lost from his home town Gujrat

well i heard dat he won..lol
i m confuse now

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Originally Posted by princess

well in my theory y dey r now diff 2 parites are cz NAWAz sharif were corputed and PMLQ didnt want em...so simple..well atleast chaudrys are doin sumfink 4 da country rather denn eatin da country,,,
PPp is in asif zardary;s hand adn he is da most corupted man i ave ever seen..

What did chaudries did?

They were the ones attacked Supereme court during NS time.
They are the ones in all the scandles.

They are the ones who took millions of rupees and didt give that back to the country.

They are the ones who are bribing people and taking bribes in Punjab for anything that moves there.

And you call it a good work no wonder Pakistan today is here cus our people deserved it to be here cus they are the ones who brought these people to bring the country to this condition.

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All results are updated.