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PB-2 Quetta

Balochistan Assembly · 1993 general election

District: Quetta

Haji Malik Gul Zaman Kasi (PML-N) won with 7,263 votes, beating Ghulam Ali Haidri (Independent) by 2,895.

About this result

Haji Malik Gul Zaman Kasi of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) won PB-2 Quetta in the 1993 general election with 7,263 of the 22,631 votes counted (32.1%). Ghulam Ali Haidri, an independent candidate, finished second, 2,895 votes behind. 21 candidates contested the seat. In 1990, PB-2 Quetta was won by Noor Muhammad Saraf (PDA), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Haji Malik Gul Zaman Kasi
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
7,26332.1%
Ghulam Ali Haidri
Independent
4,36819.3%
Noor Muhammad Saraf
Pakistan Peoples Party
4,08218.0%
Syed Muhammad Musa
PAKNP
3,69316.3%
Naseermur Rahman
Independent
1,6677.4%
Abdul Majeed Khan
Pakistan Islamic Front
4722.1%
Amanullah Khan
Independent
3891.7%
Mst. Qamar-un-Nisa
Independent
1870.8%
Muhammad Musa
Pakistan Muslim League (Junejo)
1010.4%
Ali Ahmad Shah
Islami Jamhoori Mahaz
820.4%
Malik Shah Muhammad Tareen
Independent
790.3%
Mir Sadullah Rind
APML-Z
480.2%
Amjad Ali
Independent
360.2%
Hassan Raza Changazi
Independent
300.1%
Muhammad Ramzan
Independent
270.1%
Shaikh Abdul Hameed
Independent
240.1%
Muhammad Ibrahim Hazara
Independent
200.1%
Haji Ali Raza Bunyadi
Independent
190.1%
Inayatullah
Awami National Party
190.1%
Muhammad Jawad
Independent
180.1%
Arshad Iqbal
Independent
70.0%

PB-2 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PB-2 Quetta in 1993?

Haji Malik Gul Zaman Kasi (PML-N) won with 7,263 votes (32.1%).

What was the margin of victory in PB-2 in 1993?

2,895 votes. Haji Malik Gul Zaman Kasi received 7,263 votes and Ghulam Ali Haidri (Independent) received 4,368.

How many candidates contested PB-2 in 1993?

21 candidates, who received 22,631 votes between them.

Who won PB-2 Quetta in 1990?

Noor Muhammad Saraf (PDA) with 7,457 votes.