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PB-4 Quetta

Balochistan Assembly · 1990 general election

District: Quetta

Malik Sikander Khan Advocate (JUI) won with 7,723 votes, beating Malik Sher Muhammad (PKMAP) by 1,565.

About this result

Malik Sikander Khan Advocate of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam won PB-4 Quetta in the 1990 general election with 7,723 of the 29,988 votes counted (25.8%). Malik Sher Muhammad of Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party finished second, 1,565 votes behind. 18 candidates contested the seat. In 1988, PB-4 Quetta was won by Inayatullah Khan Bazai (JUI), so Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam kept the seat with a different candidate.

CandidateVotes
Malik Sikander Khan Advocate
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam
7,72325.8%
Malik Sher Muhammad
Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party
6,15820.5%
Malik Yaar Muhammad Shahwani
PAKNP
4,73815.8%
Abdul Waheed
BNM
4,54215.1%
Sardar Muhammad Yaqoob Khan Nasir
Islami Jamhoori Ittehad
2,6578.9%
Haji Malik Ghulam Sarwar
Awami National Party
1,8086.0%
Amanullah
QIP-Inqalabi
9023.0%
Hafiz Naik Muhammad Nasir
Independent
3671.2%
Haji Syed Saleh Muhammad
Jamhoori Wattan Party
3461.2%
Haji Molvi Fateh Muhammad
Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (Noorani)
2150.7%
Haji Wazir Muhammad
Independent
1010.3%
Abdul Wahab
Independent
960.3%
Molvi Saeed Gul
Independent
940.3%
Mir Munawar Iqbal Zehri
Independent
810.3%
Jan Muhammad
Independent
740.2%
Naseeruddin
Independent
550.2%
Malik Dad Muhammad Shahwani
Independent
170.1%
Doctor Ishtiaq Hussain
Pakistan Awami Tehreek
140.0%

PB-4 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PB-4 Quetta in 1990?

Malik Sikander Khan Advocate (JUI) won with 7,723 votes (25.8%).

What was the margin of victory in PB-4 in 1990?

1,565 votes. Malik Sikander Khan Advocate received 7,723 votes and Malik Sher Muhammad (PKMAP) received 6,158.

How many candidates contested PB-4 in 1990?

18 candidates, who received 29,988 votes between them.

Who won PB-4 Quetta in 1988?

Inayatullah Khan Bazai (JUI) with 6,748 votes.