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PP-249 Rajanpur

Punjab Assembly · 2013 general election

District: Rajanpur

Sardar Nasrullah Khan Drishak (Independent) won with 40,136 votes, beating Sardar Muhammad Tariq Drishak (PML-N) by 13,082.

About this result

Sardar Nasrullah Khan Drishak, an independent candidate, won PP-249 Rajanpur in the 2013 general election with 40,136 of the 107,556 votes counted (37.3%). Sardar Muhammad Tariq Drishak of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) finished second, 13,082 votes behind. 14 candidates contested the seat. In 2008, PP-249 Rajanpur was won by Sardar Muhammad Aman Ullah Khan Dreshak (PPP), so the seat changed hands.

CandidateVotes
Sardar Nasrullah Khan Drishak
Independent
40,13637.3%
Sardar Muhammad Tariq Drishak
Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz)
27,05425.2%
Sardar Abdul Aziz Khan Drishak
Independent
24,87223.1%
Muhammad Farooq Khan Buzdar
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
4,4154.1%
Chauhdary Muhammad Masood Akhtar Rajpot
Independent
4,0353.8%
Muhammad Yousaf Khan Gabol
Pakistan Peoples Party
3,4333.2%
Sardar Hussnain Bahadur
Independent
1,2701.2%
Chaudhary Muhammad Ashraf Bandaisha
Jamaat-e-Islami
6850.6%
Professor Muhammad Ayaz
Independent
4400.4%
Chaudhary Iftikhar Hayat Warraich
Independent
3420.3%
Sikandar Hayat Khan Goopang
APML
2620.2%
Syed Muhammad Sabbar Bukhari
PST
2400.2%
Rasheed Ahmad Khan Langah Advocate
PSP
2360.2%
Tariq Mehmood Lakha
MDM
1360.1%

PP-249 in other elections

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Common questions

Who won PP-249 Rajanpur in 2013?

Sardar Nasrullah Khan Drishak (Independent) won with 40,136 votes (37.3%).

What was the margin of victory in PP-249 in 2013?

13,082 votes. Sardar Nasrullah Khan Drishak received 40,136 votes and Sardar Muhammad Tariq Drishak (PML-N) received 27,054.

How many candidates contested PP-249 in 2013?

14 candidates, who received 107,556 votes between them.

Who won PP-249 Rajanpur in 2008?

Sardar Muhammad Aman Ullah Khan Dreshak (PPP) with 31,968 votes.