Abdul Qadir Jilani, won the by-election on the Thursday after the family constituency of the center of the town of Multan, Gilani was dismissed refused to re-President Asif Ali Zardaricorruption cases.
State television said, Gilani won 64,628 votes, comfortable beat his nearest competitor independent candidates received 60,532 votes, Shaukat Bosan.
The opposition led by former Prime Minister of Pakistan Muslim League-N of Nawaz Sharif and cricketer born politician Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaaf party support Bosan.
Video broadcast of the TV channel, former Prime Minister Gilani was the garland of roses and celebrate the victory.
Said his son had spoken.
"The court dismissed my father and we came to the People's Court, the Court has announced that it has my judgment, I am grateful to you," he told supporters.
Zardari to congratulate junior high school, Gilani said: "This is who pronounce the final decision, to overthrow all other judgments are not afraid of people, only people.
The Supreme Court last week to the new Prime Minister 拉贾佩尔韦 hereby Ashraf, until July 25, to indicate whether he would write a letter to Swiss authorities to re-shelved in 2008 when Zardari became president.
It threatens the "Ashraf" appropriate action, in accordance with the Constitution and the law, if he fails to comply with, fueling speculation Zardari's Pakistan People's Party may be forced to appeal to the general election later this year.
Against Zardari can be traced back to the 1990s, when allegations that he and his late wife, former Prime Minister Benazir Benazir Bhutto suspected of using Swiss bank money laundering alleged bribery seeking customs inspection contracts the company to pay $ 120,000 .
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