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PB-2 Quetta

Balochistan Assembly · 1997 general election

District: Quetta

Sardar Nisar Ali Hazara (Independent) won with 8,829 votes, beating Malik Gul Zaman Kansi (PML-N) by 2,486.

About this result

Sardar Nisar Ali Hazara, an independent candidate, won PB-2 Quetta in the 1997 general election with 8,829 of the 19,048 votes counted (46.4%). Malik Gul Zaman Kansi of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) finished second, 2,486 votes behind. 17 candidates contested the seat. In 1993, PB-2 Quetta was won by Haji Malik Gul Zaman Kasi (PML-N), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Sardar Nisar Ali Hazara
Independent
8,82946.4%
Malik Gul Zaman Kansi
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
6,34333.3%
Arbab Muhammad Asif
Balochistan National Party (Mengal)
1,8509.7%
Haji Noor Muhammad Saraf
Pakistan Peoples Party
4932.6%
Shagasi Khan
Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party
3942.1%
Doctor Noor Muhammad
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam
3872.0%
Sher Ali Kakar Advocate
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
3351.8%
Malik Muhammad Basil Kakakhail
Awami National Party
1250.7%
Habib-ur-Rahman Butt
Independent
960.5%
Sardar Saadat Ali
Jamhoori Wattan Party
760.4%
Ghulam Ali Haider
Independent
450.2%
Muhammad Mumtaz Ahmed Paracha
Independent
300.2%
Haji Ghous Bukhsh
Pakistan Peoples Party (Shaheed Bhutto)
150.1%
Arshad Saeed Mughal
Independent
140.1%
Muhammad Azeem Butt alias Kaku
Independent
60.0%
Amanullah Khan Kakar
Pakistan Muslim League (Junejo)
50.0%
Haji Abdul Wahid
Independent
50.0%

PB-2 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PB-2 Quetta in 1997?

Sardar Nisar Ali Hazara (Independent) won with 8,829 votes (46.4%).

What was the margin of victory in PB-2 in 1997?

2,486 votes. Sardar Nisar Ali Hazara received 8,829 votes and Malik Gul Zaman Kansi (PML-N) received 6,343.

How many candidates contested PB-2 in 1997?

17 candidates, who received 19,048 votes between them.

Who won PB-2 Quetta in 1993?

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