PS-58 Karachi
Sindh Assembly · 1970 general election
District: Karachi
Ghulam Ahmad Madni (PML-C) won with 18,643 votes, beating Syed Abdul Raheem Shah (MJUP) by 14,802.
About this result
Ghulam Ahmad Madni of Council Muslim League won PS-58 Karachi in the 1970 general election with 18,643 of the 26,312 votes counted (70.9%). Syed Abdul Raheem Shah of MJUP finished second, 14,802 votes behind. 6 candidates contested the seat.
Only West Pakistan results are included. The Awami League won 160 of the 162 East Pakistan seats (now Bangladesh), which are not covered here.
PS-58 in other elections
Boundaries change between elections, so this number may cover a different area.
- 2024 Syed Zia Abbas Shah (PPP)Tando Allahyar
- 2018 Makhdoom Mehboob Zaman (PPP)Matiari
- 2013 Dr Sikander Mandhro (PPP)Badin
- 2008 Doctor Sikandar Ali Mandhro (PPP)Badin
- 2002 Dr. Sikandar Ali Mandhro (PPP)Badin
- 1997 Malik Asad Sikandar (Independent)Dadu
- 1993 Haji Muhammad Siddique Shoro (PPP)Dadu
- 1990 Haji Muhammad Siddique Shoro (PDA)Dadu
- 1988 Haji Muhammad Siddique Shoro (PPP)Dadu
- 1985 Muzaffar Hussain Shah (Non-party)Tharparkar
- 1977 Abdul Kareem Palli (PPP)Tharparkar
Common questions
Who won PS-58 Karachi in 1970?
Ghulam Ahmad Madni (PML-C) won with 18,643 votes (70.9%).
What was the margin of victory in PS-58 in 1970?
14,802 votes. Ghulam Ahmad Madni received 18,643 votes and Syed Abdul Raheem Shah (MJUP) received 3,841.
How many candidates contested PS-58 in 1970?
6 candidates, who received 26,312 votes between them.