the total number of national assembly seats in pakistan in election 2018 was 342.
the total number of national assembly seats in pakistan in election 2018 was 342.
total national assembly seats in pakistan in election 2018?
342
on 27 june 2008, the pakistan muslim league-nawaz (pml-n) and the pakistan peoples party (ppp) won three and two by-election seats respectively, in the national parliament. polls were postponed for the sixth seat in lahore due to nawaz sharif's eligibility contest. a court ruled he was ineligible due to an old conviction, amid a government appeal in the supreme court, which was slated to hear the case on 30 june, thus postponing the vote in the constituency. the two parties also won 19 of 23 provincial assembly seats where by-elections were held. the results did not affect the 18 february general election results in which benazir bhutto's ppp won 123 seats in the 342-seat national assembly, and sharif's party came second with 91, while pervez musharraf's party came a poor third, with 54 seats. sharif's pakistan muslim league (nawaz) won eight provincial assembly seats, while the ppp won seven provincial seats. on 25 august 2008, nawaz sharif announced that saeeduzzaman siddiqui would be pakistan muslim league (n) nominee to replace pervez musharraf as president of pakistan.
pakistan muslim league (n)
in 2018, pakistan general election mahesh kumar malani became first hindu candidate who won a general seat in pakistan national assembly. he won the seat from tharparkar-ii and thus became the first non-muslim to win a general seat (non-reserved)in pakistan national assembly. in the sindh provincial assembly election which took place along with the pakistan national assembly election 2018, hari ram kishori lal and giyan chand essrani were elected from the sindh provincial assembly seats. they became the first non-muslims to win a general seat (non-reserved) in a provincial assembly election.









































section::::other hindu communities.









































section::::other hindu communities.:tamil hindus.
hinduism in pakistan