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JUDICIAL COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN LEARNED MEMBERS 1. Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa Chairman Chief Justice of Pakistan Supreme Court of Pakistan 2. Mr. Justice Gulzar Ahmed Member Senior Puisne Judge Supreme Court of Pakistan 3. Mr. Justice Sh. Azmat Saeed Member Judge, Supreme Court of Pakistan 4. Mr. Justice Mushir Alam Member Judge, Supreme Court of Pakistan 5. Mr. Justice Umar Ata Bandial Member Judge, Supreme Court of Pakistan 6. Mr. Justice Raja Fayyaz Ahmed Member Former Judge Supreme Court of Pakistan 7. Dr. Muhammad Farogh Naseem Member Federal Minister of Law and Justice Government of Pakistan 8. Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan Member Attorney General for Pakistan Supreme Court Building 9. Mr. Muhammad Yousuf Laghari Member Senior Advocate, Supreme Court & Member Pakistan Bar Council Federal Shariat Court 1. Mr. Justice Shaikh Najam ul Hassan Member Chief Justice Federal Shariat Court 2. Mr. Justice Fida Muhammad Khan Member Judge Federal Shariat Court High Court of Sindh 1. Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Sheikh Member Chief Justice High Court of Sindh 2. Mr. Justice Irfan Saadat Khan Member Senior Pusine Judge High Court of Sindh 3. Member Minister of Law and Prison Government of Sindh 4. Ms. Noor Naz Agha Member Member Sindh Bar Council Peshawar High Court 1. Mr. Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth Member Chief Justice Peshawar High Court 2. Mr. Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan Member Senior Puisne Judge Peshawar High Court 3. Mr. Sultan Muhammad Khan Member Minister for Law Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 4. Mr. Shah Jehan Khan Swati Member Member Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Bar Council High Court of Balochistan 1. Mrs. Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar Member Meskanzai Chief Justice High Court of Balochistan 2. Mr. Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail Member Senior Puisne Judge High Court of Balochistan 3. Member Minister for Law Government of Balochistan 4. Mr. Munir Ahmed Khan Kakar Member Member Balochistan Bar Council Lahore High Court 1. Mr. Justice Sardar Muhammad Member Shamim Khan Chief justice Lahore High Court 2. Mr. Justice Mamoon Rashid Sheikh Member Senior Puisne Judge Lahore High Court 3. Mr. Muhammad Basharat Raja Member Minister for Law Government of Punjab 4. Rana Muhammad Arif Kamal Noon Member Member Punjab Bar Council Islamabad High Court 1. Mr. Justice Athar Minallah Member Chief Justice Islamabad High Court 2. Mr. Justice Aamer Farooq Member Senior Puisne Judge Islamabad High Court 3. Qazi Rafee ud Din Bahar Member Member Islamabad Bar Council .

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