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Awami National Party



Awami National Party • Asif Ali Zardari

Pashto: ‫ملي عوامي ګوند‬

Pashto: Federal government

Urdu: ‫عوامی نيشنل پارٹی‬

Urdu: • Prime Minister (List)

• Yousaf Raza Gillani

• Federal Cabinet

Judiciary

• : Supreme Judicial Council

• Supreme Court

Leader Member of National Assembly

Asfandyar Wali Khan • Chief Justice

• Federal Shariat Court

Founded 1986 • Chief Justices

Headquarters Central Secretariat • Islamabad High Court

Parliament Lodges • Provincial High Courts

Islamabad, Pakistan • District Courts

Ideology Socialism on a pan-Islamic basis, Political parties

Pashtun Nationalism • Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal

International None • Muttahida Qaumi Movement

affiliation • Pakistan Peoples Party

• Pakistan Muslim League (N)

Website

• Pakistan Muslim League (Q)

www.awaminationalparty.org/ • Jamaat-e-Islami

• Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf

Pakistan • Awami National Party

• Minor parties

Elections

• Election Commission

• Electoral College

• Presidential election, 2008

• General election, 2008

• Presidential election, 2007

• Presidential election, 2004

Administrative units

• : Provincial governors

This article is part of the series: • Balochistan

Politics and government of • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Pakistan • Punjab

Constitution • Sindh

• Constitution • Capital Territory

Parliament • Tribal areas

• Senate • Azad Kashmir

• Chairman • Gilgit-Baltistan

• Farooq Naek Local government

• National Assembly • : Districts

• Speaker • Tehsils

• Fahmida Mirza • Union councils

• Deputy Speaker Economy

President • Economic history

• President (List)







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• Karach SX differences over Kalabagh Dam and renaming the

Lahore SX province Pakhtunkhwa.[1] The party then joined the

Islamabad SX Grand Democratic Alliance, campaigning against the in-

Sialkot Trading Floor creasingly dictatorial Nawaz Sharif government’s poli-

Labour class cies. After Nawaz Sharif’s overthrow by Pervez Mushar-

Poverty alleviation expenditures raf, the party stayed an active member of the Alliance for

Currency Restoration of Democracy, until the September 11 attacks

Industrial sector in the United States in 2001, when it left the alliance over

Agricultural sector supporting the US ouster of the Taliban. The party’s rep-

Privatization sector utation was damaged in this period following the arrest

Electricity sector of former Federal Minister and senior party leader Azam

• Nuclear industry Khan Hoti.[2]

Automotive industry In the 2002 elections the party struck up an alliance

Mining Industry with the People’s party however both parties were elec-

Communication industry torally routed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by the religion-

Aviation industry political alliance Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) riding

Banking industry on a wave of anti-American sentiment in Pakistan.[3]

Real estate industry In the 2008 elections the party contested on its own

Pharmaceutical industry and won a plurality of votes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as

Science and Technological Industry well as winning seats in Balochistan for the first time in

15 years and in Karachi for the first time. It subsequent-

Foreign relations

ly formed a government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and is

• Indo-Pakistani relations

supporting the PPP government in the centre and Sindh

• Kashmir conflict

and Balochistan.[4]

• Embassies

The strongholds of the ANP are in the Pashtun areas

Other countries · Atlas of Pakistan, except in Punjab, particularly in the Pe-

Politics portal shawar valley of the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,

The Awami National Party (Pashto: ‫ ,ملي عوامي ګوند‬Urdu: while Karachi hosts one of the largest Pashtun popula-

‫ ;عوامی نيشنل پارٹی‬Acronym: ANP is one of the leading so-

ANP), tions in the world with 7 million Pashtuns living there.

cialist party in Pakistan affiliated with Socialist Interna- In the election of 2008, the ANP won two Sindh assembly

tional. A strong proponent of the Pashtun nationalism, seats in Karachi.

its main area of electoral influence is in the Pashtun dom-

inated areas of Province, with some following in

Balochistan and Sindh provinces of Pakistan.

Party presidents

The Awami National Party is one of the few parties in

Pakistan to hold a system of regular internal general

Formation and history elections every four year period.[5]

In 1986, the National Democratic Party merged with sev- • 1986-1990 Abdul Wali Khan

eral other progressive political and ethnic nationalist • 1991-1999 Ajmal Khattak

groups to form the Awami National Party. Abdul Wali • 1999-2002 Asfandyar Wali

Khan was elected as its president and Sindhi nationalist • 2002-2003 Ehsan Wyne

Rasul Bakh Palijo was elected its secretary general. The • 2003- 2007 Asfandyar Wali[5]

party from 1986-1988 was a member of the Movement for • 2007- 2011 Asfandyar Wali

Restoration of Democracy. • 2011- Asfandyar Wali Khan

The party formed a coalition government with the

People’s Party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Islamabad af-

ter the 1988 election. This alliance collapsed in April 1989

Other leaders

after differences cropped up between the two parties. • Afzal Khan Lala

The Awami National Party formed an alliance with • Ghulam Ahmad Bilour

the Pakistan Muslim League in early June 1989 which led • Afrasiab Khattak, Provincial President ANP

to a formal split in the party with many activists allying PakhtunKhwa

with the PPP. • Shahi Sayed, Provincial President ANP Sindh

After the election of Nawaz Sharif to power after the • Bashir Ahmad Bilour

1990 elections the ANP again formed a coalition with for- • Ameer Haider Khan Hoti

mer rivals Pakistan Muslim League. This alliance proved • Latif Afridi

longer lasting, surviving till 1998 when it collapsed over • Bushra Gohar



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Haji Muhammad Adeel

Qazi Anwar

Controversies

• Mian Iftikhar Hussain On May 9, 2008 it was reported by DAWN quoting source

• Masood ABBAS KHATTAK from diplomatic sources that Asfandyar Wali Khan that

• Zahid Khan he made a secret visit to the United States in which he

• Azam Khan Hoti made high level contacts with the U.S Central Com-

• Hasham Baber mand.[10] This has led to criticism of the party by conser-

• Haji Mohammad Adeel vatives for being pro-American.

• Haji Jalani khan] 175"|National Assembly !width="175"|NWFP Provin-

• Malak Shaik Mohd. Yar Khan] cial Assembly seats won !width="175"|National percent-

• Eng.Zamrak Khan] age of polled votes |- |2008 |13 |48 + (2 in

• Srdar Asgher Khan] Karachi,Sindh)also three seats in Balochistan |- |2002 |0 |7

• Arbab Zahir Khan Kasi] |1.0% |- |1997 |10 |32/80 |2.31 |- |1993 |03 |18/80 |1.67% |-

• Bashir Jan |1990 |06 |23/80 |1.68% |- |1988 |02 |10/80 |2.80% |- |}[11]

• Bashir Khan Umarzai]





Baz Mohammad Khan]

wali dad miani]

See also

• Pakhtunkhwa

• Kalabagh Dam

• Dr. Khan Sahib

Ideology • Bahram Khan Family

The party espouses a liberal pro-Pashtun philosophy ad- • Pashtunistan

vocating regional autonomy and increased cultural ex-

pression. A frequent coalition partner in provincial poli-

tics, it was routed in the 2002 elections because of its op-

References

position to the Taliban and support for the US invasion of ANP quits govt after talks fail (28 February

[1]

Afghanistan. 1998)Raja Zulfikar. DAWN. DAWN group

It joined the opposition All Parties Democratic Move-[2] Waseem Ahmad Shah (29 September 2001) Govt-

ment, and along with other partys except the Pakistan ANP deal seen behind Hoti’s release.Issue : 07/39.

Peoples Party resigned from Parliament in October 2007 DAWN

in protest against the military regime of Pervaiz Mushar- [3] Pakistan on the Brink: Politics, Economics, and

raf. Society By Craig Baxter Published by Lexington

It was targeted in 2007 and 2008 by presumed sup- Books, 2004 ISBN 0-7391-0498-5, 9780739104989

[4] Abbas, Hassan. "Peace in FATA: ANP Can Be

porters of the Taliban.[6][7] Despite the attacks, the party

has advocated dialogue with moderate tribal elements Counted On." Statesman (Pakistan) (2007 Feb 4).

to end present violence in the Government of Khyber [5] ^ Asfandyar re-elected ANP president May 11, 2003.

Pakhtunkhwa and Federally Administered Tribal Areas. It DAWN

has rejected foreign interference in the region whether [6] Shah, Syed (6 october 2007). "36 APDM MPAs resign

US or Al-Qaeda.[8] Since the 2008 elections the party has from NWFP PA sans JUI-F". THE NEWS. Jang group.

been the principal target of Tehreek-e-Taliban militants http://www.thenews.com.pk. Retrieved december

with over 100 activists by February 2009 having been as- 2007.

sassinated by suicide bombers or in target killings.[9] It[7] Secularists Face Tests In Northwest Pakistan

has also accused the Pakistani establishment and [8] Pakistan’s ’Gandhi’ party takes on Taliban, Al Qaeda

Christian Science Monitor May 05, 2008. Retrieved

-05-09-08

of being complicit in allowing the growth of the Tehreek-e-Taliban in Pakistan because of

[9] ANP major victim of insurgency (Saturday,

2008 elections February 14, 2009) By Khalid Kheshgi. The News [1]

[10] US silent on visit of Asfandyar

In the 2008 elections, the Awami National Party beat [11] Herald Election Guide/October 2002 p38

Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal, a party formed by coalition of

Islamic movements in 2002. It also won provincial seats

in Balochistan and in Sindh for the first time. It formed

External links

a coalition government with the Pakistan People’s Party • Awami National Party Official Site

in all three provinces. In the Government of Khyber • ANP Overseas

Pakhtunkhwa it has its first Chief minister since 1948. • Ghaffar Khan Site

• Baacha Khan Trust



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