List of members of the National Assembly of Pakistan (1962–65)

The 3rd Parliament of Pakistan was the unicameral legislature of Pakistan formed after the 4 years of Martial Law. There were 156 seats of members of Parliament, including 78 from East Bengal and 78 from West Pakistan.[1]

East Bengal

  1. Abbas Ali Khan
  2. Abdul Awal Khan
  3. Abdul Hamid
  4. Abdul Hye Choudhury
  5. Abdul Khaleque Ahmed
  6. Abdullah al-Mahmood
  7. Abdul Muntaquim Chaudhury
  8. Abdul Waseque
  9. Abdur Rabb
  10. Abdur Rashid
  11. Abdus Sobur Khan
  12. A.B. M. Ahmad Ali
  13. Hossain Mustafizar Rahman
  14. Abul Kasem Khan
  15. Abdul Quasem
  16. Aftab Ali Sylhet
  17. Ahmed Ali Sardar
  18. A.K Fazlul Haque
  19. Akhtaruddin Ahmad
  20. A.K. Yusuf Khulna
  21. A.K.M Fazlul Quader
  22. A.K.M Ziaul Ameen
  23. Zaheer-ud-Deen
  24. Ali Amjad Khan
  25. Amjad Hossain
  26. Azizur Rahman
  27. Shamsun Nahar Mahmood
  28. Benazir Ahmed
  29. Golam Mawla Mymensingh
  30. Md. Abdur Rahman Mymensingh
  31. Ebrahim Khan Mymensingh
  32. Erfan Reza Choudhury
  33. Fakhruddin Ahmed
  34. Habibur Rahman Satani
  35. Hasan Imam
  36. Hassan Ali
  37. Hemayetuddin
  38. Jamalus Sattar
  39. A.H.M. Kamruzzaman
  40. Kazi Abdul Majid
  41. Lutfur Rahman Khan
  42. Mohmmad Afsaruddin
  43. Mansural Hoq
  44. Mashiur Rahman
  45. Masihuddin Ahmad
  46. Serajul Islam
  47. Shamsuddin Sikder
  48. Mizanur Rahman Choudhury
  49. Muhammad Shehabulah
  50. Hamida Mohammad Ali
  51. Mahbubul Huq
  52. Mosaheb Ali
  53. Moulana Mohammad Mushahid
  54. Aftabuddin Ahmad
  55. Moulvi Farid Ahmad
  56. Sohrab Hossain
  57. Muhammad Abdul Haque
  58. Muhammad Amin
  59. Muzaffar Rahman Chowdhury
  60. Abraruddin Ahmed Sidiki
  61. Nurul Haque Chowdhury
  62. Nurul Islam Sikder
  63. Qamarul Ahsan
  64. Ramizuddin Ahmed
  65. Razzaqul Haider Chowdhury
  66. Begum Roquyya Anwar
  67. Sarwar Jan Mia
  68. Begum Serajunnessa Choudhury
  69. Shamsur Rahman
  70. Sharafat Uddin Ahmad
  71. Syed Abdus Sultan
  72. Syed Hussain Mansur
  73. Syed Habib-ul-Haq
  74. S. Zaman
  75. Abdul Hakim Vikrampuri
  76. Fayakuzzaman
  77. Yusuf Hossain Choudhury

West Pakistan

  1. Abdul Aziz
  2. Abdul Bari
  3. Khuda Dad Khan
  4. Abdul Hamid
  5. Sardar Abdul Hamid
  6. Khalid Jamil
  7. Abdul Rashid
  8. Ali Asghar Shah
  9. Amir Hyder Shah
  10. Attaullah Khan Mengal
  11. Zahara Aziz
  12. Begum Mujeeb-un-Nisa
  13. Mohammad Shah Khisro
  14. Chaudhry Fazal Elahi
  15. Chaudhry Afzal Cheema
  16. Chaudhry Muhammad Hussain
  17. Chaudhury Muhammad Hussain
  18. Darya Khan Khoso
  19. Aijaz Ali Khan
  20. Ghulam Jilani Khan
  21. Ghulam Haider Satiana
  22. Ghulam Muhammad Wassan
  23. Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi
  24. Ghulam Mustafa
  25. Ghulam Qadir K. Panhwer
  26. Ghulam Sabir Khan
  27. Hamid Raza Gilani
  28. Hamid-ud-Din Shah
  29. Hassan Akhtar
  30. Chaudhury Jahan Khan
  31. Jalil Ahmed Khan
  32. Ghulam Qadir Khan
  33. Begum Khadija G.A. Khan
  34. Khair Bakhsh Mari
  35. Khizer Hayat Khan
  36. Khudadad Khan
  37. Lal Khan
  38. Mufti Mahmood
  39. Zaman Talibul Maula
  40. Afzal Mehdi Khan
  41. Malik Allahyar Khan
  42. Malik Darya Khan
  43. Muhammad Akram Bosan
  44. Akhtar Ali
  45. Miangul Aurangzeb
  46. Mian Jamal Shah
  47. Mian Salah-ud-Din
  48. Haneef Khan
  49. Sarfaraz Khan Chaudhry
  50. Yusuf Khattak
  51. Zakir Qureshi
  52. Mohammad Abbas Abbassi
  53. Ayub Khan (president)
  54. Irshadullah Khan
  55. Qasim Malik
  56. Sajjad Hussain
  57. Yousuf Khan Chandio
  58. Muzaffar Khan Malik
  59. Nasrullah Khan
  60. Abdul Ghafoor Khan
  61. Noor Hayat Khan
  62. Rasul Shah Jilani
  63. Qamar-uz-Zaman
  64. Saifullah Khan
  65. Saif-ur-Rahman Arbab
  66. Salahuddin Choudhry
  67. Sardar Bahadur Khan
  68. Ghulam Mohammad Khan
  69. Balakh Sher Mazari
  70. Sardar Rashid Ahmed
  71. Shah Nawaz
  72. Siddique Dawood
  73. Malik Wali Khan
  74. Zahoor Ellahi
  75. Begum Zari Sarfraz
  76. Sardar Pir Buksh
  77. Zulfiqar Ali Bukhari

References

  1. ↑ http://www.na.gov.pk/uploads/former-members/3rd%20National%20Assembly.pdf

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