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FEDERAL JUDICIAL ACADEMY I s l a m a b a d One Week Training Course on “Management of Sessions Trial and Appreciation of Evidence” for Additional District & Sessions Judges from all over Pakistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan (07 − 12 November, 2016) LIST OF PARTICIPANTS High Court of AJ&K, Muzaffarabad 13. Mr. Muhammad Jahangir Ashraf 1. Syed Wasim Ahmed Gillani Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Rahim Yar Khan. Muzaffarabad. 14. Mr. Iftikhar Ahmad 2. Ms. Nighat Sultana Additional District & Sessions Judge Lahore. Additional District & Sessions Judge Hajira. Peshawar High Court, Peshawar High Court of Balochistan, Quetta 15. Mr. Ihsanullah Khan Mahsud 3. Mr. Zafar Jan Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Kohat. Dera Murad Jamali. 16. Mr. Safi-Ullah Jan Additional District & Sessions Judge 4. Mrs. Shazia Shabbir LakKi. Additional District & Sessions Judge Quetta. 17. Mr. Aabid Sarwar Additional District & Sessions Judge Chief Court Gilgit-Baltistan Peshawar. 5. Mr. Khurshid Ahmad 18. Mr. Abdul Jabbar Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Gilgit. Nowshera. Islamabad High Court, Islamabad 19. Mr. Dost Muhammad Khan 6. Mr. Pervaiz-Ul-Qadir Memon Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Buner. Islamabad (West). High Court of Sindh, Karachi Lahore High Court, Lahore 7. Raja Amjad Iqbal 20. Qazi Muhammad Naeem Siddiqui Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Attock. Shikarpur. 8. Mr. Sabir Sultan 21. Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Leghari Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Karachi (South). Bahawalnagar (Haroonabad). 9. Mr. Ghulam Hussain 22. Mr. Iqbal Hussain Maitlo Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Malir. Bahawalpur. 23. Mr. Inayatullah Bhutto 10. Mr. Muhammad Masuood Hussain Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Tando Muhammad Khan. Faisalabad. 24. Malik Muhammad Akhtar 11. Mr. Naseer Ahmad Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Ubauro. Chakwal. 25. Mr. Abdul Rahim Chandio 12. Mr. Muhammad Jamil Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge Shikarpur. Kamalia. .

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