Tando Muhammad Khan is a city and district of Sindh Province of Pakistan. It has been allocated 01 seat of National Assembly and 02 seats of Provincial Assembly of Sindh. According to 2023 census, population of this district comprises of 726,119 persons. Following is the list of MPA and MNA who were elected from Tando Muhammad Khan in General Election held in 2024.
Tando Muhammad Khan MNA List 2024:
Here is the list of MNA who were elected from Tando Muhammad Khan in Election 2024:
| Constituency | Name Of MNA | Party |
| NA-221 | Syed Naveed Qamar | P P P |
Tando Muhammad Khan MPA List 2024:
Here is the list of MPA who were elected from Tando Muhammad Khan in 2024 election:
| Constituency | Name Of MPA | Party |
| PS-66 | Syed Aijaz Hussain Shah | PPP |
| PS-67 | Khurram Kareem Soomro | PPP |
PS-66 Constituency Area:
a) Tando Muhammad Khan Taluka; b) The following areas of Tando Ghulam Hyder Taluka: i) Town Committee Tando Ghulam Hyder; ii) Tando Ghulam Hyder Tapedar Circle; iii) Nazarpur Tapedar Circle; and iv) Ringyon Tapedar Circle of Tando Ghulam Hyder Supervisory Tapedar Circle; of Tando Muhammad Khan District.
PS-67 Constituency Area:
a) Bulri Shah Karim Taluka; b) Tando Ghulam Hyder Taluka excluding the following areas: i) Town Committee Tando Ghulam Hyder; ii) Tando Ghulam Hyder Tapedar Circle; iii) Nazarpur Tapedar Circle; and iv) Ringyon Tapedar Circle of Tando Ghulam Hyder Supervisory Tapedar Circle of Tando Muhammad Khan District.
Election Result Overview
The 2024 provincial elections in Tando Muhammad Khan reflected the district’s consistent political orientation and voter preference for established leadership. Represented through two constituencies, the district elected Members of the Provincial Assembly who are closely aligned with its political traditions and local expectations. From PS-66, Syed Aijaz Hussain Shah emerged as the elected representative, continuing his role in provincial politics and reinforcing voter trust in his leadership. His victory highlighted the electorate’s inclination toward experienced figures who are familiar with district-level concerns and governance dynamics.
Similarly, PS-67 elected Khurram Kareem Soomro as its MPA, further consolidating the district’s unified political outcome. His election underscored public confidence in party-backed leadership and the importance of organized political structures in shaping electoral success. Both elected representatives belong to the Pakistan Peoples Party, indicating the party’s strong footing and sustained influence in the district.
The uniform election results from both constituencies demonstrate a clear preference for continuity rather than political experimentation. Voters in Tando Muhammad Khan have historically emphasized party loyalty, local connections, and leadership perceived as attentive to community needs. By electing two MPAs from the same political platform, the district ensured cohesive representation in the Sindh Assembly.
As part of Tando Muhammad Khan, the district’s collective mandate is expected to translate into coordinated advocacy on regional issues, including development priorities, public services, and infrastructure needs. The 2024 election outcome thus reinforces Tando Muhammad Khan’s role as a district with stable political behavior and a unified voice in provincial legislative affairs, shaping its engagement with Sindh’s broader political landscape.