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PS-52 Karachi

Sindh Assembly · 1970 general election

District: Karachi

Haji Zahid Ali (MJUP) won with 11,847 votes, beating Muhammad Athar Qureshi (JI) by 1,148.

About this result

Haji Zahid Ali of MJUP won PS-52 Karachi in the 1970 general election with 11,847 of the 39,216 votes counted (30.2%). Muhammad Athar Qureshi of Jamaat-e-Islami finished second, 1,148 votes behind. 11 candidates contested the seat. It was the 6th-closest result among the 56 Sindh Assembly seats.

CandidateVotes
Haji Zahid Ali
MJUP
11,84730.2%
Muhammad Athar Qureshi
Jamaat-e-Islami
10,69927.3%
Ahmad Aziz Faruqui
Pakistan Peoples Party
9,68524.7%
Muhammad Abdul Saeed
Council Muslim League
2,6666.8%
Doctor Rahim u Haq
Independent
1,5113.9%
Hakim Zikur Rahman Baqai
Independent
1,3593.5%
Syed Ali Naqvi
National Awami Party (Wali)
7531.9%
Amir Ahmad
Pakistan Democratic Party
5151.3%
Yousaf Mirza
Pakistan Muslim League (Qayyum)
640.2%
Jannat Ali
Independent
590.2%
Habib ur Rahman Chishti
Independent
580.1%

Only West Pakistan results are included. The Awami League won 160 of the 162 East Pakistan seats (now Bangladesh), which are not covered here.

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Common questions

Who won PS-52 Karachi in 1970?

Haji Zahid Ali (MJUP) won with 11,847 votes (30.2%).

What was the margin of victory in PS-52 in 1970?

1,148 votes. Haji Zahid Ali received 11,847 votes and Muhammad Athar Qureshi (JI) received 10,699.

How many candidates contested PS-52 in 1970?

11 candidates, who received 39,216 votes between them.