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KARACHI:

Several new and young faces, who have won the recent general election in Sindh, have been sworn in as lawmakers of the Sindh Assembly on Saturday.

According to the notifications issued by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) for the 130 elected seats, the PPPP, now the single largest party to form the government in the province, by securing 84 seats from different districts of Sindh.

The MQM-Pakistan has obtained 28 seats, PTI-backed candidates have won 14, and both the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) and Jamaat-e-Islami have secured two seats each.

Including the 38 reserved seats, consisting of 29 for women and nine for minorities, the total strength of the members in the house now stands at 168.

Many members, being first-time lawmakers with no previous parliamentary experience, took their oath in the session chaired by Speaker Agha Siraj Durani, expressing hope to bring about change.

Several come from dynastic politics wit