In Multan District, Six areas of National Assembly NA-148, NA-149, NA-150, NA-151, NA-152, and NA-153 choose people to represent them in the National Assembly. These areas are seeing a lot of competition between different political groups.
The main candidates come from parties including PML-N, PTI, PPP, JI, PMML and TLP, but there are also many independents running for election. It’s uncertain who will come out on top in the general election scheduled for February 8, 2024. The organization responsible for overseeing elections, ECP, will begin to share the election results online starting at 01:00 AM on February 9th, once all the votes have been counted. According to the Election Commission of Pakistan published list, There are a total of Sixteen candidates in the field on this National Assembly Halqa NA 152 Multan. You can view all information regarding General Elections 2024 from the Election Commission’s official webpage.
Total Contesting Candidates = 16
NA-152 Multan Final Result 2024
Note: You can write your polling station result below.
| S/No | Candidate | Symbol | Party | Votes |
| 1 | Rana Muhammad Imran Shaukat Khan | Tunnel | IND(PTI) | 62082 |
| 2 | Syed Javaid Ali Shah | Tiger | PML-N | 71259 |
| 3 | Syed Abdul Qadir Gillani (Winner) | Arrow | PPPP | 96998 |
| 4 | Syed Atta Ullah Shah Bukhari | Crane | TLP | 18426 |
| 5 | Abdul Waheed Akhter | Scale | JI | 2048 |
| 6 | Muhammad Arshad Bhattti | Chair | PMML | 657 |
| 7 | Asiq Ali | Key | JUI (N) | 213 |
| 8 | Zain Ali Shah | – | IND | 4233 |
| 9 | Rana Ejaz Ahmad Noon | – | IND | 4194 |
Independent Candidates
Here are people running for election in this area who are not part of any political party.
| Rana Ijaz Ahmad Noon | Rana Shahid Mehmood | Rana Talal Ahmad Noon | Rana Mehmood ul Hassan | Zain Ali Shah | |
| Syed Ghulam Shabbir Shah | Irfan Shaukat Khan | Muhammad Huzaifa Ghani | Muhammad Amir Ghani |
Who is Your Favourite Candidate and Party? Write in Comment Section below.
Halqa Map
The map of areas that show who can vote for which political seats was shared by Pakistan’s election authorities on November 30, 2023. On the same day, they provided updated boundaries for the voting regions for the next election in 2024.
Areas
The main parts of the constituency are the countryside and city areas. This includes villages, towns, neighborhoods, colonies, housing societies, and other places.
- Shujabad City
- Laar
- Basti Malook
- Kasba Marral
- Sikanderabad
- Chak RS
- Khanpur Qazian
- Ponta
- Tahir Pur
- Gopal Pur
- Billi Wala
- Zain Pur
- Labar
- Hamid Pur Kanora
- Sher Shah
- Gagra
- Chaju Shah
- Raja Ram
- Basti Dad
- Chadrar