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SENIORITY LIST OF BS-19 OFFICERS OF THE PAKISTAN AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS SERVICE AS ON 04.08.2020 Date of entry Personnel Date of Superannua In PA&AS In present S # Name CTP Domicile in govt. Present Posting Station Number Birth tion /B-17 scale. service Director (Accounting Policy), 1 Zahhid Rashid 930202 20 Punjab 07-May-69 07-May-29 31-Oct-92 26-Jun-93 02-Jul-12 Islamabad AGP Office Controller Military Accounts 2 Zeba Gul 940242 22 Punjab 18-Oct-69 18-Oct-29 06-Nov-94 06-Nov-94 22-Dec-17 Lahore (Pension) Chief Finance & Accounts 3 Shazana Durrani 960213 24 KP 17-Dec-67 17-Dec-27 06-Nov-96 06-Nov-96 12-Nov-15 Officer, Establishment Division, Islamabad Islamabad (ACB) Joint Secretary, Establishment 4 Jehangir Mushtaq Virk 200025 27 Punjab 15-Jan-73 15-Jan-33 01-Sep-99 18-Feb-00 06-Mar-13 Islamabad Division, Islamabad Director Audit, P&NR, 5 Muhammad Aleem Akhtar 28 Punjab 02-Aug-64 02-Aug-24 01-Jan-01 01-Jan-01 01-Apr-20 Islamabad Islamabad 200107 6 Bilal Ahmad 28 Punjab 17-Jan-72 17-Jan-32 05-Nov-98 01-Jan-01 06-Mar-13 Leave for 1300 days on Half pay --- 50043733 Awaiting posting at AGP Office, 7 Aqeel Nawaz Siddiqui 28 Punjab 26-Dec-70 26-Dec-30 01-Jan-01 01-Jan-01 30-Mar-20 Islamabad Islamabad Chief Finance & Accounts 8 Sajid Mehmood Raja 200118 28 Punjab 24-Mar-71 24-Mar-31 03-Sep-00 11-Feb-02 18-Nov-14 Officer, M/O Housing & Works Islamabad Division Director, Budget and Accounts, 9 Kamal Ghani 28 KP 18-Oct-72 18-Oct-32 01-Jan-01 01-Jan-01 31-Mar-20 Islamabad Pak PWD, Islamabad Director, District Audit KP, 10 Asad Ullah Khan 200120 28 FATA 08-Jun-74 08-Jun-34 01-Jan-01 01-Jan-01 06-Mar-13 Kohat Kohat 11 Syed Umar Ali Shah Banoori 021572 29 KP 13-Oct-75 13-Oct-35 11-Feb-02 11-Feb-02 15-Oct-14 Director (IR&V), CGA Office Islamabad Director (Audit Policy), AGP 12 Saqlain Abbas Koreja 021580 29 Punjab 01-Dec-73 01-Dec-33 11-Feb-02 11-Feb-02 16-Oct-14 Islamabad Office, Islamabad Director (Audit & Accounts), 13 Muhammad Luqman Masood 021595 29 Punjab 24-May-72 24-May-32 01-Jan-01 11-Feb-02 15-Oct-14 UK Pak High Commission, London Director, Defence Audit Wing, 14 Sharif Ullah 29 FATA 01-Sep-72 01-Sep-32 11-Feb-02 11-Feb-02 01-Apr-20 Islamabad AGP Office, Islamabad Page 1 of 9 Date of entry Personnel Date of Superannua In PA&AS In present S # Name CTP Domicile in govt. Present Posting Station Number Birth tion /B-17 scale. service Director, Commercial Audit, 15 Saqib Bashir 021605 29 Sindh (U) 30-Nov-74 30-Nov-34 11-Feb-02 11-Feb-02 15-Oct-14 Karachi Karachi Joint Secretary, National Health Muhammad Saeedullah Khan 16 037650 30 Punjab 26-Dec-73 26-Dec-33 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Services, Regulation and Islamabad Niazi Coordination Division Director General Audit, District 17 Rukhsana Rafique 037651 30 Punjab 21-Dec-73 21-Dec-33 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Lahore Govt. Punjab (N), Lahore Chief Finance & Accounts Officer, M/O Information 18 Muhammad Saeed Tiwana 037655 30 Punjab 20-May-74 20-May-34 17-May-99 28-Jul-03 17-Feb-16 Islamabad Technology & Telecommunication, Islamabad Director General, Sustainable Development Unit, (SDU), Planning & Development 19 Shah Mahmood Khan 037656 30 FATA 01-Mar-74 01-Mar-34 17-Jul-99 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Department, Govt. of Khyber Peshawar Pakhtunkhwa w.e.f. 28.09.2017, Further posted as Additional Secretary, P&D Department, Additional Secretary, Chief 20 Muhammad Naseem Rashed 037658 30 Punjab 10-Jan-73 10-Jan-33 02-Aug-97 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Lahore Minister’s Office, Punjab Director General (DAOs), O/o 21 Shafeeq-ur-Rehman 037662 30 Punjab 12-Jan-74 12-Jan-34 03-Sep-01 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Lahore the AG Punjab, Lahore 22 Mansoor Azam 037663 30 Punjab 24-Sep-77 24-Sep-37 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Director (Admn), CGA Office Islamabad 23 Waseem Arshad 037664 30 Punjab 01-Apr-72 01-Apr-32 03-Sep-97 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Director Audit, Federal Govt, Islamabad Director General Audit, Social 24 Nazar Muhammad 037665 30 Punjab 07-May-72 07-May-32 17-May-95 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Islamabad Safety Net, Islamabad On 322 Ex-Pakistan leave LHP 25 Saima Sabah 037682 30 Punjab 08-Dec-78 08-Dec-38 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 09-Jun-16 Islamabad w.e.f 10.01.2020 to 27.11.2020 Director General (Policy), AGP 26 Muhammad Raza Shah 037666 30 KP 14-Feb-75 14-Feb-35 01-Sep-99 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Islamabad Office, Islamabad 27 Muhammad Asif 037667 30 KP 28-Aug-71 28-Aug-31 27-Mar-98 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Director/Principal, MATI Rawalpindi Muhammad Zafar Jamal Director Audit, Distt. Govt. KP, 28 30 KP 26-Oct-76 26-Oct-36 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 31-Mar-20 Peshawar Khattak Peshawar Page 2 of 9 Date of entry Personnel Date of Superannua In PA&AS In present S # Name CTP Domicile in govt. Present Posting Station Number Birth tion /B-17 scale. service 29 Iffat Farooq (Mrs) 037669 30 AJ&K 02-Feb-74 02-Feb-34 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 At the disposal of NSPP Lahore Director Audit (Local Council) 30 Kadir Bux 037670 30 Sindh (R) 08-Sep-74 08-Sep-34 31-May-01 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Karachi Sindh Karachi 31 Aijaz Ali 037671 30 Sindh (R) 13-Aug-77 13-Aug-37 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Director, Audit, (Railways) Lahore 32 Shahzad Ali Khan 037672 30 Sindh (U) 15-Feb-74 15-Feb-34 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Director, Pakistan Post Office Islamabad 33 Azhar Khalique 037673 30 Sindh (R) 27-Apr-72 27-Apr-32 28-Apr-98 28-Jul-03 06-Mar-17 Director, DAG (South), Karachi Karachi 34 Shuja Ali 037674 30 Baluchistan 24-Jan-77 24-Jan-37 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Director, PAAA, Quetta Quetta 35 Taufique Ali Abbasi 037675 30 Sindh (R) 02-Feb-73 02-Feb-33 07-Aug-97 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Director Audit, P&NR, Karachi Karachi Director Audit (Federal Govt.) 36 Rasheed Ahmed Kalwar 037676 30 Sindh (U) 15-Feb-77 15-Feb-37 28-Jul-03 28-Jul-03 12-Nov-15 Karachi Sub Office Additional Accountant General, 37 Muhammad Kamran Khan 043167 30 Sindh (U) 13-Sep-76 13-Sep-36 31-Jan-05 29-Sep-06 02-Nov-18 Karachi Sindh Director, Commercial Audit 38 Sumayya Babar Khan (Mrs) 043101 31 Punjab 09-Nov-77 09-Nov-37 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 06-Mar-17 Wah Cantt (North) 39 Abdul Rehman Ejaz 043102 31 Punjab 25-Nov-74 25-Nov-34 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 05-May-17 Director, PAAA, Lahore Lahore 40 Muhammad Kashif 043103 31 Punjab 21-Sep-74 21-Sep-34 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 06-Nov-18 Director to AGP, AGP office Islamabad Additional Director (Finance), 41 Masood Ahmed 043105 31 Punjab 15-Aug-72 15-Aug-32 19-Jan-00 19-Apr-04 07-Mar-17 Lahore Civil Services Academy (CSA) Director, Commercial Audit & 42 Muhammad Umar 043108 31 Punjab 20-Oct-76 20-Oct-36 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 06-Mar-17 Lahore Evaluation (North) Director (Inspection & 43 Muhammad Fawad Amir 043109 31 Punjab 03-Apr-75 03-Apr-35 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 19-Dec-17 Islamabad Monitoring), AGP Office Director (Finance), Punjab 44 Khurram Jehan Zeb 043110 31 Punjab 31-Mar-79 31-Mar-39 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 12-Nov-18 Lahore Institute of Cardiology (PIC) Senior Information System 45 Muhammad Usman Butt 31st CT 31 Punjab 13-Aug-76 13-Aug-36 30-Nov-99 19-Apr-04 19-Dec-17 UAE Auditor to the SAI Director (HRM) AGP Office 46 Aamir Fayyaz 043112 31 Punjab 17-Jul-78 17-Jul-38 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 06-Mar-17 Islamabad Islamabad Page 3 of 9 Date of entry Personnel Date of Superannua In PA&AS In present S # Name CTP Domicile in govt. Present Posting Station Number Birth tion /B-17 scale. service Deputy CAO at Railways HQ, 47 Muhammad Tariq Saeed 043114 31 Punjab 22-Apr-73 22-Apr-23 21-Jan-98 19-Apr-04 04-Nov-18 Lahore Lahore 48 Ambreen Fatima Malik (Ms) 043115 31 Punjab 19-Jul-76 19-Jul-36 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 06-Mar-17 Director Audit Works (Federal) Islamabad 49 Syed Shozab Raza Naqvi 043116 31 Punjab 30-Sep-76 30-Sep-36 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 13-Mar-17 Director, PAAA, Lahore Lahore Additional Accountant General, 50 Shahana Batool (Ms) 043118 31 Punjab 20-Mar-75 20-Mar-35 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 08-Mar-17 Islamabad APGR, Islamabad Director (Establishment), CGA 51 Muhammad Ishaq 043120 31 KP 09-Apr-76 09-Apr-36 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 02-Nov-18 Islamabad Office 52 Mahmood Ahmad Khan 043123 31 KP 02-Apr-74 02-Apr-34 01-Sep-99 19-Apr-04 08-Mar-17 Director, BISP Islamabad 53 Zulfiqar Khan 043124 31 FATA 01-Mar-75 01-Mar-35 01-Oct-99 19-Apr-04 06-Mar-17 Director (Admn), AGP Office Islamabad Director (Finance), DOW 54 Mujahid Ali Shaikh 043125 31 Sindh (R) 04-Feb-76 04-Feb-36 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 02-Nov-18 Karachi University of Health Sciences 55 Shams-ud-Din 043128 31 Baluchistan 15-Mar-74 15-Mar-34 27-Apr-02 19-Apr-04 27-Apr-17 Deputy FA/PR Pakistan Railways Lahore Chief Accounts Officer, 56 Ali Imran Khokhar 043129 31 Sindh (R) 16-Sep-75 16-Sep-35 28-Feb-01 19-Apr-04 06-Mar-17 Quetta Geological Survey of Pakistan Controller Military Accounts 57 Azeez Ahmad Zai 043130 31 Sindh (U) 19-Feb-75 19-Feb-35 19-Apr-04 19-Apr-04 13-Mar-17 Quetta (QC), Quetta Director, National Vocational and Technical Training 58 Israr ul Haq 043131 32 KP 25-Feb-76 25-Feb-36 25-Jan-05 25-Jan-05 06-Mar-17 Islamabad Commission (NAVTTC), Islamabad 59 Anwar Khan 043132 32 FATA 28-Mar-79 28-Mar-39 25-Jan-05 25-Jan-05 07-Nov-18 Director (HQ), District Govt., KP Peshawar 60 Alif Jan Afridi 043133 32 FATA 01-Nov-76 01-Nov-36 17-Sep-01 31-Jan-05 06-Mar-17 Director (Budget), AGP Office Islamabad Deputy Secretary , Prime 61 Muhammad Luqman 043134 32 KP 02-Mar-77 02-Mar-37 25-Jan-05 25-Jan-05 06-Mar-17 Islamabad Miniser Office, Islamabad Director, Pakistan Audit & 62 Abid Qayyum Burki 043135 32 FATA 25-Jul-79 25-Jul-39 25-Jan-05 25-Jan-05 06-Mar-17 Karachi Accounts Academy Controller Military Accounts, 63 Adnan Shoaib 043136 32 Punjab 08-Feb-80 08-Feb-40 25-Jan-05 25-Jan-05 19-Dec-17 Rawalpindi (ISOs) Rawalpindi Page 4 of 9 Date of entry Personnel Date of Superannua In PA&AS In present S # Name CTP Domicile in govt.
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