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PUBLIC NOTICE AUCTION OF GOLD ORNAMENTS AND VALUABLES Finance facilities were extended by JS Bank Limited to its customers mentioned below against the security of deposit and pledge of Gold ornaments/valuables. The customers have neglected and failed to repay the finances extended to them by JS Bank Limited along with the mark-up thereon. The current outstanding liability of such customers is mentioned below. Notice is hereby given to the under mentioned customers that if payment of the entire outstanding amount of finance along with mark-up is not made by them to JS Bank Limited within 15 days of the publication of this notice, JS Bank Limited shall auction the Gold ornaments/valuables after issuing public notice regarding the date and time of the public auction and the proceeds realized from such auction shall be applied towards the outstanding amount due and payable by the customers to JS Bank Limited. No further public notice shall be issued to call upon the customers to make payment of the outstanding amounts due and payable to JS Bank as mentioned hereunder: Total Outstanding Customer ID Customer Name Address as of 8th June, 2020 1002573 WAQAS AHMED 1,373,564 H NO 359 ST NO 14 F 10 2 ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD 200877 MUHAMMAD NAHEED KHAN ABBASI 607,090 BARSAL PO KOHALA TEH AND DISTT MUZAFFERABAD AZAD K ASHMIR AZAD KASHMIR 1008854 NANIK RAM 536,112 VILLAGE JARWAR PSOT OFFICE JARWAR GHOTKI 65110 PAK SITAN GHOTKI 1091224 MUHAMMAD AZAM 259,556 GALI SIR LIAQUAT WALI MOHALLA CHAA CHORAY WALA DHULLY GUJRANWALA 1042189 MUHAMMAD SAEED KHAN 256,500 GENERAL STORE SHER K OTI ROAD GULBAH NUMBER 2 HOUSE NO 148 PESHAWAR PESHAWAR 1038553 ZAHID HUSSAIN 203,374 MUHALLA MASANDPURSHI KARPUR SHIKARPUR 999474 DARYA KHAN 180,623 THENDA PO HABIB KOT TALUKA LAKHI DISTRICT SHIKARPU R 781000 SHIKARPUR PAKISTAN SHIKARPUR 1012051 ZEESHAN ALI 169,898 HYDERI MUHALLA SHIKA RPUR SHIKARPUR PK SHIKARPUR 1072379 MOHAMMAD YAHYA 162,179 HOUSE NO 75 SECTOR N 3 STREET NO 5 PHASE NO 4 HAYA TABAD PESHAWAR PESHAWAR 1049529 ALI RAZA 131,731 HO NO 647 N SHABAB C HOWK SAMANABAD LAHORE LAHORE LAHORE 1106433 BILAL AHMED ALI RANJHA 131,448 HOUSE 231 STREET 1 T BLOCK PHASE 2 DHA LAHORE LAHORE 1155227 REHAN NAEEM 129,680 HOUSE NO42 BLOCK W S CHEME NO 2 FARID TOWN SAHIWAL SAHIWAL 1175685 MANOHAR LAL 127,396 PARO RIZWANI NEAR PO ST OFFICE ROHRI DIST SUKKUR SUKKUR 1142472 NADEEM AHMED 121,542 BLOCK H NAWAZ ALI JA M SANGHAR SANGHAR SANGHAR 1072050 MUHAMMAD TAYYAB 117,957 MUHAMMAD TAYYAB SO A BDUL SATTAR WATTO HOUSE MITTI STOP POST OFFICE KHASS KALYANA PAKPATTAN 1149006 MUHAMMAD NASIR 115,437 CHUNGI NO 1 JAMEEL A BAD ROAD MOHALA CHAH BAGH WALA MULTAN MULTAN MULTAN 742462 ATIF ZAHEER 102,937 PLOT NO AP6SECTOR 12 D NORTH KARACHI INDUSTRIAL ARE A KARACHI KARACHI 616424 CHAUDHARY ALI RAZA CHEEMA 101,113 HOUSE NO AA 1510 STR EET NO 14 GULSHANABAD RAWALPIN D CITY RAWALPINDI 1195832 MUHAMMAD SOHAIL AKBAR 100,584 DAKHANA KHAS CHAK NO 64 JB CHAK NO 63 JB FSD FAISALABAD 1142488 KHALID HUSSAIN 97,979 HOUSE NO D 35 STREET NO 19 KHAYABANMUJHAID PHASE 5 KARACHI KARACHI 1173951 ARHAM MARCHANT 85,448 FLAT NO 16 DILKASH S OCIETY GARDEN EAST KARACHI PK KARACHI 1106433 BILAL AHMED ALI RANJHA 83,219 HOUSE 231 STREET 1 T BLOCK PHASE 2 DHA LAHORE LAHORE 1122209 MALIK MUHAMMAD WASEEM DOGAR 79,086 DOGAR MANZIL TUGHLAQ ROAD HOUSENO 959 10 MULTAN MULTAN 1077719 TAHIR MAJEED 78,420 HOUSE NO CB 1517 11 FAZAL ABAD MEHBOOB LANE PESHAW AR ROAD RWP RAWALPINDI 1110019 SHAHID GHOS 77,398 NEW GALA MANDI HOUSE NO82F TEHSIL AND DISTT LODHRA N LODHRAN PAKISTAN LODHRAN 1172991 IQBAL MANSOOR PARACHA 75,099 VILLA 4 M1 EMAAR DHA 5 ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN ISLAMABAD 1198054 ZOHAIB AMJAD 74,669 PO KHAS ALLAH YAR JU TA TEHSIL SHOR KOT DISTT JHANG PIRMAHAL PIRMAHAL 1054678 CHATAN DASS 72,578 MOHALA SAMNANI THANA BOLA KHAN DISTRICT JAMSHORO JAMSHORO 1105933 JAMIL AHMAD 62,488 HOUSE NO 22 BLOCK E GULSHAN E RAVI LAHORE LAHORE 1180812 ABID SHABBIR 59,836 FLAT NO 08 UNIT NO 0 8 BLOCK H LATIFABAD HYDERABAD PAKISTAN HYDERABAD 810017 RABAIL ABBAS 59,672 03 MAIN COMMERCIAL M ARKET BARAKAHU ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD 474148 SYED YAWAR ABBAS NAQVI 58,199 DHAKHANA MUZAFFARABA D PAJGARAN DISTRICT MUZAFFARAB AD MUZAFFARABAD 1047581 MALIK SHAHID IQBAL 57,842 Shershah Colony Jinn ah Road KhiNear Azam Gold GYM KARACHI 1141673 YASIR ARFATH 56,510 HOUSE NO 290 J PHASE 1 DHA LAHORE PAKISTAN LAHORE 732096 MUHAMMAD IQBAL 54,118 IQBAL GENERAL STORE AMPHARI GILGIT 374683 ABIDA PARVEEN 54,087 C170 GULSHAN E HADEE D PHASE 2 KARACHI KARACHI 1117885 KALEEM IQBAL 52,467 HOUSE NO 233 STREET NO 17 RAWAL TOWN ISLAMABAD 460 00 PK RAWALPINDI 1072050 MUHAMMAD TAYYAB 47,165 MUHAMMAD TAYYAB SO A BDUL SATTAR WATTO HOUSE MITTI STOP POST OFFICE KHASS KALYANA PAKPATTAN 1150065 HAROON KHAN 46,626 CHARANDA PESHAWAR UN IVERSITY TOWN COMMETI TEHKAL P AYYAN TEHSIL DISTT PESHAWAR PA PESHAWAR 1184530 MUHAMMAD ANAS SHAH 44,664 HOUSE NO 6 STREET NO 8SECTOR F83 ISLAMABAD PAKISTA N ISLAMABAD 1188697 SAFDAR ALI SHAH REFFAI 43,643 H NO 34 TANDO MIR GH ULAM HUSSAIN UNIT NO 09 LATIFA BAD HYDERABAD PAKISTAN HYDERABAD 1051775 MAIMOONA ZAINAB KAZMI 42,821 H NO 78 ST NO 55 SEC TOR E112 ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD 197687 KHURRAM YASIN 42,389 B44 GALI NO13 E8 NAV AL COMPLEX ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD 1051275 MUHAMMAD MOHSIN AWAN 41,450 MUHAHHAL SHAHZAD COL ONY RAILWAY CARRIAGE FACTORY R WP RAWALPINDI 1142357 SOHAIL 40,111 PO GULOZAI VILLAGE M UHAMMAD ZAI PESHAWAR PESHAWAR 362351 MUHAMMAD SALMAN MUSHTAQ 39,676 SATELLITE TOWN HOUSE NO 247 HASILPUR DISTT BAHAWAL PUR BAHAWALPUR 1081444 MUHAMMAD SALEEM 39,172 PLOT NO D 6 17 HOUSE NO 14 MOOSA MANZIL DEHLI COLO NY 2 CLIFTON KARACHI KARACHI 1116306 shaista nadeem 39,145 anjam road moh ghare eb pura distt GUJRAT GUJRAT 1051775 MAIMOONA ZAINAB KAZMI 37,741 H NO 78 ST NO 55 SEC TOR E112 ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD 1109260 PARVAZ KHAN 35,822 GALI GARI NAHQI TEHS IL DISST PESHAWR PESHAWAR PESHAWAR 1080516 SHAMSHAIR ABBAS 35,149 TIBBI MARLAN PO ADDO WAL GUJRAT GUJRAT 1043616 ABDUL SHAKOOR 34,616 DEH NO 243 PO 78 MOR IMIR PURKHAS MIRPURKHAS 1110000 AZAD HUSSAIN 34,331 FLAT NO 3 2ND FLOOR AHMED MANZIL BAIL KHANA ROAD T ANDO WALI MUHAMMAD HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 1096810 FAZAL KAREEM KHAN 34,204 HOUSE NO 868 KOCHE K HAN ANDRON DABGARI PO SHAH QAB OOL PESHAWAR PESHAWAR 1176025 MUHAMMAD MOHSIN 33,725 HOUSE NO KMC 103 SEC TOR 10 MUHALLAH ILAHI ABAD KAR ACHI KARACHI 1172191 YAQOOB BASHIR 32,840 H NO 163 E MOHALLA T EH BAZAR BANNU BANNU 1125956 SAIRA JAVAID 32,699 HOUSE NO 467 STREET NO 11 SECTOR 01 AECHS RAWALPIN DI RAWALPINDI 1183757 Marriam Mansoor 32,008 HOUSE NO SUH433 STRE ET NO 5 ASKARI 5 MALIR CANTT K ARACHI KARACHI 1186683 MUHAMMAD NADEEM HAMEED 30,512 PO CHAK NO 166 GB ME ALUWAN SUMMUNDRI FAISALABAD FAISALABAD 1057840 MOHSIN ALI ALVI 30,012 H 199 ST 20 SEC G 10 2 ISB ISB ISB ISLAMABAD 1093816 MUHAMMAD SOHAIL ZEB 29,648 BILAL TOWN PMA ROAD STREET NO 3 MOHALLAH HASHMI CO LONY ABBOTTABAD CANT TEH AND D ABBOTTABAD 1178423 SAJAD AHMAD 29,610 HOUSE NO 1346 MUHALL AH HUDA ANDRON GANJ GATE PESHA WAR PAKISTAN PESHAWAR 1161697 ABBAS KHAN 29,387 MOH MESHAK LONDKHWAR D TEHSIL TAKHT BHAI DISTT MARD AN MARDAN 1001878 NADEEM KHAN 28,633 HOUSE NO 08 BLOCK 11 6 AREA D1 LANDHI 01 KARACHI KA RACHI PAKISTAN KARACHI 1026633 NABEEL ALAM 27,090 ST NO 3 SECTOR 2 AIR PORT HOUSINGSOCIETY RAWALPINDI RAWALPINDI 1191331 MOUAZZAM SHAHZAD 26,866 SHAMI ROAD HOUSE NO 167 PESHAWAR CANTT TEHSIL AND DISTRICT PESHAWAR PESHAWAR 1147236 FARAH 26,763 FLAT NO D 1 UNIVERSA L APP GARDEN EAST KARACHI PK KARACHI 1068098 SAMYA KAWAL 26,656 HOUSE NO 10 STREET N O 01 QMC CLONY RAILWAY HOUSING SOCIETYBREWERY ROAD QUETTA 87 QUETTA 1176286 MIAN MUHAMMAD IQBAL 26,647 CHAH DARKHANA WALA B UCH PO SIKANDARABAD TEHSIL MUL TAN DISTRICT DISTRICT MULTAN MULTAN 1198845 IJAZ AHMED 25,946 RANGANWALA POST OFFI CE LAKHANWAL TEHSIL DISTRICT G UJRAT GUJRAT 1198504 ARIF AL REHMAN 25,810 HOUSE NO831 GALI8 SE CTOR 32 NASIR CITY KARACHI KAR ACHI PAKISTAN KARACHI 1207999 MUREED HUSSAIN 25,424 NADEEM GOLG LABORTAR Y SHAAD PLAZA SHOP NO 13 ABDUL SATTER ROAD QUETTA 87300 QUETTA 1186895 MUHAMMAD NAEEM 25,252 H NO MC 528 MOH MAQN SEHRA COLONY LAND DISTRICT KAR ACHI MALIR KARACHI KARACHI 1163845 MUHAMMAD NABEEL QAYYUM 24,991 145 ARMY HOUSING SCH EEM CHAMANABAD RAWALPINDI RAWA LPINDI RAWALPINDI 1172392 KHALIQ AZIZ 24,936 JEMAUR GHARI POST OF FICE REMDAS HOUSE NO 49958 PES HAWAR PESHAWAR 1151915 ZEESHAN SAEED 24,867 HOUSE NO 6 KACHI MOH AJIR COLONY SHAHDRA BAHAWALPUR PAKISTAN BAHAWALPUR 1073896 ALI ASHRAF 24,815 H E 323 ST 1 DHA PHA SE 5 LAHORE PAKISTAN LAHORE 1162882 MUHAMMAD TASWAR IJAZ 24,539 CHAK NO 219 RB STREE T NO 05 NEAR JHANG ROAD MOHALL AH NAIMAT ABAD CHAKKI CHOWK FAISALABAD 1133160 HAKIM 24,519 VILLAGE GUL KHASKHEL I PO SHAHDADPUR BARACHRI DISTR ICT SANGHAR SANGHAR 1092332 MUHAMMAD AJMAL 24,418 CHAK 669 GB SHAMSHEE R GURD PO KHAS TEHSIL KAMALIA DISTT T T SINGH PAKISTAN TOBA TEK SINGH 1070158 SOHAIL MASIHEE 24,341 SPENI ROAD QUETTA SP ENI ROAD QUETTA QUETTA 87300 Q UETTA QUETTA 1142930 MUHAMMAD USMAN SOLANGI 23,216 KHUDA KI BASTI NO 1 KOTRI DISTRICT JAMSHORO KOTRI JAMSHORO 1051096 ABDUL RAZZAQ SIAL 23,194 JHUGIAN SIALAN PO KO T ABDUL MALIK FEROZWALA SHEIKH UPURA PAKISTAN SHEIKHUPURA 1093853 MUHAMMAD FARHAN 22,895 HOUSE NO 18 G 1184 W AH CANTT WAH CANTT TAXILA 1186579 MALIK AWAIS MAJEED 22,756 HOUSE NO I 704 MOHAL LAH TAILI RAWALPINDI RAWALPIND I RAWALPINDI 1196951 SHAHNEELA SHAIKH 22,481 BUNGLOW NO 01 OFICER S COLONY CENTRAL JAIL HIRABAD HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 1136403 HINA DANIEL 22,375 HOUSE NO 194 STREET NO 5 NASIR COLONY KORANGI SECT OR 32E KARACHI KARACHI 1098531 SYED NAQI RAZA 22,251 FLAT NO 5 D10 STREET NO 33 FLORIDA HOME PHASE
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