PTI Women Candidates for Reserved Seats in National Assembly & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly

Elections 2018PTI Women Candidates for Reserved Seats in National Assembly & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa...

PTI Candidates for Election 2018:

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has finalized names of its female Candidates to be sent to the National Assembly from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) and the Provincial Assembly as lawmakers on Reserved Seats for Women.

In this regard, two lists containing 8 and 15 names respectively have been sent to the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).

PTI’s list for women from KPK for Reserved Seats in National Assembly

  1. Nafisa Khattak
  2. Sajjida Zulfiyar
  3. Noureen Farouq Ibrahim
  4. Shandana Gulzar Khan
  5. Rubina
  6. Uzma Riaz Jadoon
  7. Ghazna Khalid Siddiqui
  8. Zill-e-I-Iuma

PTI’s list for Women Reserved Seats in KPK Assembly

  1. Nadia Sher
  2. Malibu Aftab
  3. Ayesha Naeem
  4. Momina Basit
  5. Sumera Shams
  6. Rabia Basri
  7. Asia Asad
  8. Sajida Haneef
  9. Swill Falak Naz
  10. Ayesha Khushnood
  11. Sitara Afreen
  12. Zeenat Bibi
  13. Asia Khattak
  14. Maria Fatima
  15. Nadia Ambreen Khattak
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