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Pakistan People Party candidate Syed Amir Ali Shah won from PS-50 Umar Kot

9Feb

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Pakistan People Party candidate Syed Amir Ali Shah won from PS-50 Umar Kot

Pakistan People's Party (PPPP) parliamentary candidate Syed Amir Ali Shah won the Sindh parliamentary elections from PS-50 Umar Kot-2 constituency with 61,386 votes. According to the unofficial result from the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Ghulam Nabi of the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA), who secured 15,648 votes. The overall voter turnout in the constituency remained at 57.86 percent.

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