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(1) Government of Pakistan Pakistan Meteorological Department Headquarters Office, Sector H-8/2 P. O. Box No. 1214, Islamabad GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN PAKISTAN METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS OFFICE, SECTOR H-8/2 P. O. BOX NO. 1214, ISLAMABAD PROVISIONAL SENIORITY LIST OF METEOROLOGICAL ASSISTANT (BS-14) AS ON 30-10-2019 S. Name & Qualification Direct/ Domicile Date of Date of Date of Place of Posting Remarks Promotee Birth Entry in Entry in No Govt. Present . Service Scale (BS- 14) M/s. 1. Jawaid Iqbal, B. Sc., M. A. Promotee Sindh (U) 01-06-1961 07-08-1985 08-01-2014 IMG, Karachi. Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 2. Mazhar Ahmed Siddiqi, M.Sc. Promotee Sindh (U) 13-09-1969 26-11-1988 08-01-2014 RMC, Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 3. Sial-Ur-Rehman, B.Sc. Promotee K.P.K 11-02-1968 28-11-1987 08-01-2014 RMC, Peshawar Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 4. Syed M. Sajjad Raza, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 13-03-1965 10-08-1986 08-01-2014 RMC, Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 5. Muhammad Tahir Shahzad Promotee Punjab 07-03-1970 06-06-1995 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Multan Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Bhatti, M.Sc. 6. Arshad Ali, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 10-09-1970 13-11-1989 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Airport 7. Malik Zahid Mahmood, B. Sc. Promotee Punjab 03-04-1969 15-11-1989 08-01-2014 RCDPC, RMC, Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Lahore. 8. Ijaz Hussain, M Sc. Promotee Punjab 11-11-1968 05-06-1995 08-01-2014 Met.Obsy. Okaara Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 9. M. Foujdar Baluch, M.Sc, DIT. Promotee Punjab 02-04-1970 19-06-1995 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Multan Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 10. Ali Murad, M.Sc. Promotee Sindh (R) 01-01-1968 13-06-1995 08-01-2014 Aeromet, Sukkur Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 11. Ghulam Farooq, B.Sc. Promotee K.P.K 07-08-1970 14-12-1995 08-01-2014 RMC, Peshawar Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 12. Athar Ahmed Siddiqi, B.Sc. Promotee Sindh (U) 09-09-1968 07-12-1987 08-01-2014 WC & MAC, Karachi, Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 13. Haji Muhammad, B. Sc. M. Sc Promotee Punjab 17-04-1973 01-10-1995 08-01-2014 Met. Obsy. Kotadu Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Seismology 14. S. M. Ali Hussain Rizvi, B.Sc. Promotee Sindh (U) 29-05-1974 14-04-1993 08-01-2014 HQs.Camp Office, Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Karachi. (1) 15. Shah M. Rafat Hussain Nasiry, Promotee Sindh (U) 25-12-1972 14-04-1993 08-01-2014 RMC, Karachi. Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) BSc. 16. Abu Nasar, M. Sc. Promotee Sindh (U) 14-07-1967 29-05-1996 08-01-2014 C.D.P.C., Karachi. Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 17. Mussarat Shah, M.Sc. Promotee K.P.K 25-05-1971 30-05-1996 08-01-2014 RMC, Pesahawar Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 18. Muhammad Saleem, B.Sc. Promotee K.P.K 03-08-1971 30-05-1996 08-01-2014 I.M.G., Karachi. Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 19. Iftikhar Anis, B.Sc. Promotee Sindh (U) 20-09-1967 02-07-1996 08-01-2014 HQs.Camp Office, Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Karachi. 20. Muhammad Afzal, M. Sc. Promotee Sindh (R) 09-07-1969 04-06-1996 08-01-2014 QPM Radar, Sialkot Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 21. Muhammad Sarwar Hussain, Promotee Punjab 01-01-1966 21-12-1986 08-01-2014 RMC, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) B.Sc. 22. Khadim Hussain, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 20-11-1969 30-05-1996 08-01-2014 NMCC, Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 23. Muhammad Imran, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 10-10-1970 30-05-1996 08-01-2014 Aeromet Obsy., Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Bahawalpur 24. Irshad Ali, B.Sc. M.A. Promotee Sindh (R) 02-08-1970 01-06-1996 08-01-2014 WC&MAC., Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 25. Abdul Razzaq S/o. Allah Buksh, Promotee Punjab 08-04-1968 23-06-1996 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Multan Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) M.Sc. 26. Abdul Rauf, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 20-02-1970 04-07-1996 08-01-2014 FFD, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 27. Muhammad Anwar, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 01-02-1972 30-05-1996 08-01-2014 NWFC Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 28. Abid Mahmood, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 17-12-1973 05-06-1996 08-01-2014 RMC, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 29. Muhammad Riaz, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 06-07-1971 29-05-1996 08-01-2014 CDPC, Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 30. Fayaz Hussain Tunio, B. Sc. Promotee Sindh (R) 04-06-1972 25-05-1996 08-01-2014 Aero Met. Obsy., Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) M.A. Moenjodaro 31. Khuda Baksh, M. Sc. Promotee Punjab 01-01-1965 23-01-1989 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Multan Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 32. Iftikhar Ali Khan, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 13-08-1964 30-06-1996 08-01-2014 RMC, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 33. Abdul Latif Tunio, M.Sc. Promotee Sindh (R) 05-02-1965 14-10-1992 08-01-2014 Aero/ PBO, Jacobabad Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 34. S. Sajid Hussain, B. Sc. Promotee Punjab 01-04-1972 17-06-1996 08-01-2014 R.M.C, Lahore. Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 35. Awais Asghar, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 12-07-1971 18-07-1996 08-01-2014 FFD, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 36. Muhammad Ramzan, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 09-11-1974 17-07-1996 08-01-2014 Aero/ Met. Obsy., DG Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) (2) Khan, 37. Zaheer Uddin, B. Sc. Promotee Sindh (R) 07-08-1970 18-07-1996 08-01-2014 CMS,Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 38. Muhammad Ahsan Raza, B.Sc. Promotee Sindh (U) 20-11-1959 09-06-1996 08-01-2014 IMG, Karachi 365 days encashment w.e.f 20-11- 2018 to 19-11-2019 Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 39. Walayat Shah, B. Sc. Promotee GB/FATA 01-02-1970 17-06-1996 08-01-2014 WSR, DI Khan Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 40. Pir Bux Malik, B. Sc. Promotee Sindh (R) 01-02-1971 18-06-1996 08-01-2014 Met Obsy, Larkana Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 41. Amir Shahzad, M. Sc. Promotee Punjab 03-10-1973 04-05-2000 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Islamabad Airport 42. Maqsood Sabir, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 01-03-1977 08-05-2000 08-01-2014 RMC, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 43. Sajid Hassan Noor, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 01-04-1968 06-03-1990 08-01-2014 RMC, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 44. Zahid Hussain, B.Sc. Promotee Punjab 09-11-1971 08-05-2000 08-01-2014 NWFC, Islamabad Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 45. Muhammad Khalid, B. Sc . Promotee Punjab 24-10-1971 05-05-2000 08-01-2014 FFD, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 46. Shafquat Hussain, B.Sc Promotee Sindh (R) 25-06-1971 13-05-2000 08-01-2014 RMC, Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 47. Rafiq-Ur-Rehman, M. Sc. Promotee K.P.K 07-01-1971 08-07-2000 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Islamabad Airport 48. Muhammad Nisar, B.Sc. Promotee K.P.K 24-04-1977 07-08-2000 08-01-2014 RMC, Peshawar. Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 49. Muhammad Bashir, B. Sc. Promotee Punjab 23-04-1977 15-08-2000 08-01-2014 Met. HQs Office, Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Islamabad 50. Muhammad Amjad, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 12-03-1974 17-02-2001 08-01-2014 Met. Obsy. Sahiwal Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 51. Muhammad Nadeem Ahmed, Promotee Punjab 15-02-1971 15-02-2001 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Karachi Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) M.Sc. Airport 52. Ishtiaq Ahmed, M.Sc. Promotee K.P.K 10-10-1977 23-05-1996 08-01-2014 RMC, Peshawar Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 53. Abdul Nasir, M.Sc. Promotee Balochista 01-12-1975 07-10-1999 08-01-2014 PBO, Dalbandin Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) n 54. Aziz-ur-Rehman, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 04-04-1976 16-12-2002 08-01-2014 NAMC, Islamabad Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 55. Nadeem Ahmed, M.Sc. Promotee Punjab 16-09-1973 16-12-2002 08-01-2014 FFD, Lahore Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) (3) 56. Sabir Hussain, M.Sc. Promotee GB/FATA 01-01-1978 21-04-2004 08-01-2014 RMC, Gilgit Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 57. Muhammad Latif, M.Sc Promotee GB/FATA 20-02-1980 22-04-2004 08-01-2014 Met. Office, Skardu Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) 58. Muhammad Nakir, M.Sc Promotee GB/FATA 01-02-1971 05-05-2004 08-01-2014 RMC, Gilgit Merged from Prof. Assnt (BS-13) Seismology 59. Muhammad Abdullah, M.A. Promotee K.P.K. 18-08-1979 07-05-2004 08-01-2014 PBO Drosh Merged from Prof.
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