the result of pakistan election 2018 was on wednesday.
when is the result of pakistan election 2018?
on wednesday
dr. arif alvi of pakistan tehreek-e-insaf was declared the winner with 76,305 votes, followed by khushbakht shujaat of mqm at 28,374, and naimatullah khan of jamaat-e-islami, who received 11,149 votes.





























section::::election 2018.





























general elections were held on 25 july 2018. pakistan tehreek-e-insaf's arif alvi won the election but vacated the constituency as he was elected 13th president of pakistan.





























section::::by-election 2018.





























by-elections were held in this constituency on 21 october 2018.





























section::::see also.





























bullet::::- na-246 (karachi south-i)





























bullet::::- na-248 (karachi west-i)





























section::::external links.





























bullet::::- election result of na-250's official website





























bullet::::- candidates for  na-247 karachi south-ii
na-247 (karachi south-ii)
east pakistan campaigned against the usage of urdu as the sole official language of pakistan. the awami league had won the majority in the 1970 pakistan election. sheikh mujibur rahman, as the leader of the awami league, was prevented from forming a government. bengali was the only language in pakistan not written in the persian-arabic script. the administrative change that merged the administrative provinces of west pakistan into one "unit" caused great suspicion in east pakistan. pakistan's unwillingness to give autonomy to east bengal and bengali nationalism are both cited as reasons for the separation. the 1970 bhola cyclone had caused the death of 500,000 people while the infrastructure, transport and other services were severely damaged. the central government of pakistan was blamed for the slow response and misuse of funds. it created resentment in the population of east pakistan. the resentment allowed awami league to win 160 of the 162 parliamentary seats allocated to east pakistan which made awami league the majority party in the 300 seat parliament of pakistan. after 1971 elections, yahya khan hoped for a power sharing agreement between mujib and bhutto, though talks between them did not result in a solution. mujib wanted full autonomy, bhutto advised yahya to break off talks. in march, general yahya khan suspended the national assembly of pakistan.
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