List of members of the 12th Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

The List of members of the 12th Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa represents the elected members of the 12th Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a legislative body in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.

The assembly was formed after the provincial elections held on February 8, 2024. The first session of this assembly began on February 28, 2024.^[1] There are 145 seats in the assembly, including 115 general seats, 22 reserved for women and 3 seats for non-Muslims.^[2]

Elected members

12th Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Constituency		Member			Note(s)	Ref
No.	Name	Party		Name of Member	Note(s)	Ref
PK-1	Upper Chiral		SIC	Suraya Bibi	Deputy Speaker	^[3]
PK-2	Lower Chitral		SIC	Fateh-ul-Mulk Ali Nasir		^[4]
PK-3	Swat-I		SIC	Sharafat Ali		^[4]
PK-4	Swat-II		SIC	Ali Shah		^[4]
PK-5	Swat-III		SIC	Akhtar Khan		^[4]
PK-6	Swat-IV		SIC	Fazal Hakim		^[3]
PK-7	Swat-V		SIC	Amjad Ali		^[3]
PK-8	Swat-VI		SIC	Hamid Ur Rahman		^[4]
PK-9	Swat-VII		SIC	Sultan-e Rum		^[4]
PK-10	Swat-VIII		SIC	Muhammad Naeem		^[4]
PK-11	Upper Dir-I		SIC	Gul Ibrahim Khan		^[4]
PK-12	Upper Dir-II		SIC	Muhammad Yamin		^[4]
PK-13	Upper Dir-III		SIC	Muhammad Anwar Khan		^[4]
PK-14	Lower Dir-I		SIC	Muhammad Azam Khan		^[4]
PK-15	Lower Dir-II		SIC	Hamayun Khan		^[4]
PK-16	Lower Dir-III		SIC	Shafi Ullah		^[3]
PK-17	Lower Dir-IV		SIC	Ubaidur Rahman		^[4]
PK-18	Lower Dir-V		SIC	Liaqat Ali Khan		^[3]
PK-19	Bajaur-I		SIC	Hamid Ur Rehman		^[4]
PK-20	Bajaur-II		SIC	Anwar Zeb Khan		^[4]
PK-21	Bajaur-III		SIC	Ajmal Khan		^[3]
PK-22	Bajaur-IV		ANP	Nisar Baaz		^[4]
PK-23	Malakand-I		SIC	Shakeel Ahmad (politician)		^[4]
PK-24	Malakand-II		SIC	Musavir Khan		^[3]
PK-25	Buner-I		SIC	Riaz Khan		^[4]
PK-26	Buner-II		SIC	Syed Fakhr e Jehan		^[4]
PK-27	Buner-III		SIC	Abdul Kabir Khan		^[3]
PK-28	Shangla-I		PML(N)	Muhammad Rashad Khan
PK-29	Shangla-II		SIC	Abdul Munim		^[3]
PK-30	Shangla-III		PML(N)	Ibadullah Khan
PK-31	Kohistan Upper		SIC	Fazal e Haq (Pakistani politician)		^[3]
PK-32	Kohistan Lower		JUI(F)	Sajjad Ullah
PK-33	Kolai Palas		SIC	Muhammad Riaz (Pakistani politician)		^[3]
PK-34	Battagram-I		SIC	Zubair Khan (Pakistani politician)		^[4]
PK-35	Battagram-II		SIC	Taj Muhammad (politician)		^[3]
PK-36	Mansehra-I		SIC	Munir Hussain		^[3]
PK-37	Mansehra-II		SIC	Babar Saleem Swati	Speaker	^[4]
PK-38	Mansehra-III		SIC	Zahid Chanzeb		^[3]
PK-39	Mansehra-IV		SIC	Ikram Ullah		^[4]
PK-40	Mansehra-V		PML(N)	Shahjahan Yousuf
PK-41	Torghar		SIC	Laiq Muhammad Khan		^[3]
PK-42	Abbottabad-I		SIC	Nazir Ahmed Abbasi		^[4]
PK-43	Abbottabad-II		SIC	Rajab Ali Khan Abbasi		^[3]
PK-44	Abbottabad-III		SIC	Iftikhar Ahmad Jadoon		^[3]
PK-45	Abbottabad-IV		SIC	Mushtaq Ahmed Ghani		^[3]
PK-46	Haripur-I		SIC	Akbar Ayub Khan		^[4]
PK-47	Haripur-II		SIC	Arshad Ayub Khan		^[4]
PK-48	Haripur-III		SIC	Malik Adeel Iqbal		^[3]
PK-49	Swabi-I		SIC	Rangez Ahmad		^[3]
PK-50	Swabi-II		SIC	Aqibullah Khan		^[4]
PK-51	Swabi-III		SIC	Abdul Kareem		^[4]
PK-52	Swabi-IV		SIC	Faisal Khan (Pakistani politician)		^[4]
PK-53	Swabi-V		SIC	Murtaza Khan		^[4]
PK-54	Mardan-I		SIC	Zarshad Khan		^[4]
PK-55	Mardan-II		SIC	Tufail Anjum		^[4]
PK-56	Mardan-III		SIC	Amir Farzand Khan		^[4]
PK-57	Mardan-IV		SIC	Muhammad Zahir Shah (politician)		^[4]
PK-58	Mardan-V		SIC	Muhammad Abdul Salam		^[4]
PK-59	Mardan-VI		SIC	Tariq Mehmood Aryani		^[4]
PK-60	Mardan-VII		SIC	Iftikhar Ali Mushwani		^[4]
PK-61	Mardan-VIII		SIC	Ihtisham Ali		^[4]
PK-62	Charsadda-I		SIC	Khalid Khan (politician)		^[4]
PK-63	Charsadda-II		SIC	Arshad Ali (Pakistani politician)		^[4]
PK-64	Charsadda-III		SIC	Iftikhar Ullah Jan		^[4]
PK-65	Charsadda-IV		SIC	Fazle Shakoor Khan		^[4]
PK-66	Charsadda-V		SIC	Mohammad Arif		^[4]
PK-67	Mohmand-I		SIC	Mehboob Sher		^[4]
PK-68	Mohmand-II		SIC	Muhammad Israr		^[3]
PK-69	Khyber-I		SIC	Muhammad Adnan Qadri		^[3]
PK-70	Khyber-II		SIC	Muhammad Sohail Afridi		^[3]
PK-71	Khyber-III		SIC	Abdul Ghani (Pakistani politician)		^[4]
PK-72	Peshawar-I		PPP	Kiramat Ullah Khan
PK-73	Peshawar-II		PTI-P	Arbab Muhammad Wasim Khan
PK-74	Peshawar-III		JUI(F)	Ijaz Muhammad
PK-75	Peshawar-IV		ANP	Arbab Muhammad Usman Khan
PK-76	Peshawar-VI		SIC	Samiullah Khan (politician)		^[4]
PK-77	Peshawar-VI		SIC	Sher Ali Afridi (Pakistani politician)		^[3]
PK-78	Peshawar-VII		PML(N)	Zahir Khan
PK-79	Peshawar-VIII		PML(N)	Jalal Khan
PK-80	Peshawar-IX		PPP	Arbab Zarak Khan
PK-81	Peshawar-X		SIC	Syed Qasim Ali Shah		^[4]
PK-82	Peshawar-XI		PML(N)	Malik Tariq Awan
PK-83	Peshawar-XII		SIC	Meena Khan		^[3]
PK-84	Peshawar-XIII		SIC	Fazal Elahi		^[4]
PK-85	Nowshera-I		SIC	Zar Alam Khan		^[4]
PK-86	Nowshera-II		SIC	Muhammad Idrees		^[4]
PK-87	Nowshera-III		SIC	Khaliq-ur-Rehman		^[3]
PK-88	Nowshera-IV		SIC	Mian Muhammad Umar		^[4]
PK-89	Nowshera-V		SIC	Ishfaq Ahmed (politician)		^[4]
PK-90	Kohat-I		SIC	Aftab Alam Afridi		^[3]
PK-91	Kohat-II		SIC	Daud Shah Afridi		^[3]
PK-92	Kohat-III		SIC	Shafi Ullah Jan		^[3]
PK-93	Hangu		SIC	Shah Abu Tarab Khan Bangash		^[3]
PK-94	Orakzai		SIC	Aurangzeb Khan (politician)		^[3]
PK-95	Kurram-I		JUI(F)	Muhammad Riaz
PK-96	Kurram-II		SIC	Ali Hadi (politician)		^[3]
PK-97	Karak-I		SIC	Muhammad Khurshid		^[4]
PK-98	Karak-II		SIC	Muhammad Sajjad		^[4]
PK-99	Bannu-I		SIC	Zahid Ullah Khan		^[4]
PK-100	Bannu-II		SIC	Pakhtoon Yar Khan		^[4]
PK-101	Bannu-III		JUI(F)	Adnan Wazir
PK-102	Bannu-IV		JUI(F)	Akram Khan Durrani
PK-103	North Waziristan-I		PTI-P	Muhammad Iqbal Wazir
PK-104	North Waziristan-II		SIC	Nek Muhammad Khan		^[4]
PK-105	Lakki Marwat-I		SIC	Johar Muhammad		^[4]
PK-106	Lakki Marwat-II		PML(N)	Hisham Inamullah Khan
PK-107	Lakki Marwat-III		SIC	Tariq Saeed (politician)		^[4]
PK-108	Tank		SIC	Mohammad Usman (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa politician)		^[3]
PK-109	Upper South Waziristan		SIC	Asif Khan (Pakistani politician)		^[3]
PK-110	Lower South Waziristan		SIC	Ajab Gul (politician)		^[4]
PK-111	Dera Ismail Khan-I		JUI(F)	Makhdoom Zada Muhammad Aftab Haider
PK-112	Dera Ismail Khan-II		PPP	Ahmad Kundi
PK-113	Dera Ismail Khan-III		SIC	Ali Amin Gandapur	Chief Minister	^[4]
PK-114	Dera Ismail Khan-IV		JUI(F)	Lutf Ur Rehman
PK-115	Dera Ismail Khan-V		PPP	Ehsanullah Khan
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	For Non-Muslims

Notes

References

^ Ali, Sajjad (February 28, 2024). "First Session of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Today: Key Details". Pashto News and Current Affairs Channel | Khyber News. Archived from the original on March 2, 2024. Retrieved March 2, 2024.
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[1] Ali, Sajjad (February 28, 2024). "First Session of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Today: Key Details". Pashto News and Current Affairs Channel | Khyber News. Archived from the original on March 2, 2024. Retrieved March 2, 2024.

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