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Date of Birth 26 t 07 ‘1938 One Thousand Nine Hundred and (Twenty-six July, , thirty...eight) Senate Hall, Lahore : f 1 4,--,,- itit 4 .7 .1977 The Assistant Controller (Conduct),- for Controller of-Examinations, University of the Punjab. *.e.„ ••••■-a - 0/ 00 — \,•:, '8.CC 1.1,K,(04e0" , , , ts PP-23-CKL411 (■,(1 \k_y i) `.4 z • /.. 3A to ti 0 CT 1.1:. 04Z \ D 1-1 . • • co 0 I-d tmi eW y) 0 c%4 oll I—, pp tIV cn 3 1-k• P. le qT su oT 4 Si u • e oT r s ( 0' sI T 1 u ti O AT R 2. 1. -t ° er) 11 ) 3 ( li A X 7 V • %" 1N '7 I - - N - - V C) L L O co Ar N • <1". N. 1,! ?-4111 Rafique AckliilonJ D•.;;:s:(4 acmsion Judge) Rt. ton: ■11cf Cuter N A -t-,1 -C ri A KWAL.41, PP-Z2,CKL-hi, PP-23-CKL4V A 11'n Roll No 11109 .
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