Abdul Qadir Gillani loses NA-151 from Multan

Bosan won with 49439 votes.

May 11, 2013
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Gillani managed to get 30450 votes. PHOTO: EXPRESS/ FILE
Pakistan Peoples Party's candidate and former Primer Minister Gillani's son, Abdul Qadir Gillani, lost the NA-151 Multan seat to the Sikander Hayat Bosan of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz.

Bosan won with 49439 votes, while Gillani managed to get 30450 votes.
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COMMENTS (3)

Aahmed | 11 years ago | Reply

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A. Khan | 11 years ago | Reply

And good riddance !

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