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PF-52 Kohistan

NWFP Assembly · 1997 general election

District: Kohistan

Haji Umar Khan (Independent) won with 1,646 votes, beating Farmas Khan (PML-N) by 315.

About this result

Haji Umar Khan, an independent candidate, won PF-52 Kohistan in the 1997 general election with 1,646 of the 8,887 votes counted (18.5%). Farmas Khan of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) finished second, 315 votes behind. 24 candidates contested the seat. It was the 3rd-closest result among the 80 NWFP Assembly seats. In 1993, PF-52 Kohistan was won by Sikandar Malik (Independent).

CandidateVotes
Haji Umar Khan
Independent
1,64618.5%
Farmas Khan
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
1,33115.0%
Malik Nawab
Independent
1,07412.1%
Aurang Malik
Independent
6607.4%
Gulzar Khan
Independent
6176.9%
Raheem Uddin
Independent
5856.6%
Malik Habib
Independent
5666.4%
Haji Samandar
Independent
5346.0%
Musharaf Khan
Independent
4895.5%
Molvi Noor Nabi
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam
3393.8%
Muhammad Wali Khan
WP
3353.8%
Noor Wali Shah
Independent
2763.1%
Jejal
Independent
1982.2%
Jamel Khan
Pakistan Peoples Party (Shaheed Bhutto)
640.7%
Malik Siraj
Independent
360.4%
Saifur Rahman
Independent
300.3%
Muhammad Khushal
Pakistan Peoples Party
240.3%
Jemhar
Independent
190.2%
Iral Shah
Awami National Party
150.2%
Haji Fazal ur Rahman
Independent
150.2%
Amir Ajmal Khan
Independent
120.1%
Muhammad Mustafa
Independent
100.1%
Fazal e Rabbi
Pakistan Muslim League (Junejo)
60.1%
Muhammad Taj
Independent
60.1%

PF-52 in other elections

Boundaries change between elections, so this number may cover a different area.

Common questions

Who won PF-52 Kohistan in 1997?

Haji Umar Khan (Independent) won with 1,646 votes (18.5%).

What was the margin of victory in PF-52 in 1997?

315 votes. Haji Umar Khan received 1,646 votes and Farmas Khan (PML-N) received 1,331.

How many candidates contested PF-52 in 1997?

24 candidates, who received 8,887 votes between them.

Who won PF-52 Kohistan in 1993?

Sikandar Malik (Independent) with 2,408 votes.