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NA-40 Tribal Area V

National Assembly · 2002 general election

District: Tribal Areas (FATA)

Molvi Nek Zaman (Independent) won with 14,773 votes, beating Malik Muhammad Ajmal Khan (Independent) by 9,309.

About this result

Molvi Nek Zaman, an independent candidate, won NA-40 Tribal Area V in the 2002 general election with 14,773 of the 28,600 votes counted (51.7%). Malik Muhammad Ajmal Khan, an independent candidate, finished second, 9,309 votes behind. 23 candidates contested the seat. It was the 10th-closest result among the 12 National Assembly seats in FATA.

CandidateVotes
Molvi Nek Zaman
Independent
14,77351.7%
Malik Muhammad Ajmal Khan
Independent
5,46419.1%
Engineer Abdul Qayyum
Independent
2,5478.9%
Dr. Gul Alam Khan Wazir
Independent
1,3064.6%
Muhammad Niaz Khan
Independent
6802.4%
Raza Uddin
Independent
5942.1%
Doctor Azimullah Khan
Independent
5371.9%
Nisar Ali Khan
Independent
5271.8%
Dr Bashir Ahmad
Independent
4671.6%
Laiq Zaman
Independent
3981.4%
Syed Ghawas Khan
Independent
3951.4%
Zar Mali Khan
Independent
3221.1%
Malik Muhammad Afzal Khan Daurhamzoni
Independent
1450.5%
Hussain Ahmed Sadiq
Independent
1430.5%
Haji Wresham Jan
Independent
870.3%
Sardar Muhammad Khan
Independent
720.3%
Alamgir Khan Wazeer
Independent
460.2%
Dr Madad Khan
Independent
350.1%
Abdul Aleem Muhammad
Independent
170.1%
Abdul Rahman
Independent
150.1%
Jahanzeb Khan
Independent
130.0%
Malik Aziz ur Rehman
Independent
110.0%
Amir Nawaz Khan
Independent
60.0%

NA-40 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won NA-40 Tribal Area V in 2002?

Molvi Nek Zaman (Independent) won with 14,773 votes (51.7%).

What was the margin of victory in NA-40 in 2002?

9,309 votes. Molvi Nek Zaman received 14,773 votes and Malik Muhammad Ajmal Khan (Independent) received 5,464.

How many candidates contested NA-40 in 2002?

23 candidates, who received 28,600 votes between them.