Mayor of Abbottabad

Mayor of Abbottabad
ناظم ایبٹ آباد

District Government Abbottabad
Incumbent
Sardar Sher Bahadur

since 30 August 2015
Residence Abbottabad, Pakistan
Term length Four years
Deputy Shaukat Tanoli
Website http://dga.com.pk/

Nazim-e-Abottabad(Urdu: ناظم ایبٹ آباد) is the Mayor who heads the District Government of Abbottabad which controls the Local Government system of Abbottabad District.

Local Government System of Abbottabad

Abbottabad local government is headed by District Government Abottabad which itself consists of District Council consisting of 77 members who elect their respective District Nazim (mayor) and Naib Nazim (Deputy Mayor).

The powers and functions of District Council are defined in KPK Local Government Act 2013.

Following are the number of seats for Abbottabad[1]

General Women Peasant Minorities Youth Total
51 17 3 3 3 77

List of Mayors of Abbottabad

# Mayor Start Date End Date Deputy Mayor Affiliation Notes
1 Baba Haider Zaman Khan
2 Raja Mumtaz Abbasi
3 Col (retd) Mustafa Jadoon 2001 2005 Barrister Javed Abbasi PMLN
4 Haider Zaman Khan 2005 2009 Malik Juned Tanoli PML(J)
Administrator System was implemented 2010 - 2016
5 Sardar Sher Bahadur 30 August 2015 incumbent Shaukat Tanoli IND ex-PTI district president

Abbottabad Local Government elections 2015

  PTI (43%)
  PML(N) (37%)
  IND (18%)
  JI (2%)

detailed results: KPK Local Elections 2015

Following are the results of Abbottabad Local Elections 2015

Party UC
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 22
Pakistan Muslim League (N) 19
INDEPENDENTS 9
Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan 1
Total 51

PTI got a marginal lead in a PMLN stronghold in the Abbottabad local elections, but couldn't bring its mayor in Abbottabad[2][3]

PTI dissident Sardar Sher Bahadur who has been ex-district president for the party was refused party ticket to contest local elections, thus competed as Independent candidate. He later secured support from PMLN and PTI forward bloc and got elected as mayor of Abbottabad.[4] He was unseated by ECP for defection[5] but Peshawar high court has suspended ECP's decision[6] Moreover they have filed a case against the provincial government for demanding their budget. They have been succeeded in that case. Now that district government has been given their required budget.

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