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Drivers Khyber Pakhtun THREE POSTS OF DRIVERS IN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Roll No. Name Father Name Test Marks 8 ABDUL MAJID HAMID KHAN 26 11 ABDUL RAUF RAEES KHAN 29 13 ABDUL WAHAB JAFAR ALI KHAN 19 15 ABDULLAH MUMTAZ KHAN 25 16 ABDULLAH KHAN KASHMIR KHAN 28 596 Abid Ismail Khan 28 20 ABSHAR ALI UMAR HYAT 26 21 ABUZAR RIAZ MUHAMMAD RIAZ 25 22 ADIL KHAN ASHRAF KHAN 26 23 ADNAN AMEER AMEER KHAN 23 26 AFTAB AHMAD MUKHTIYAR AHMAD 34 29 AHMADNAWAZ KHAN GUL NAWAZ 37 30 AJMAL KHAN AKBAR KHAN 32 31 AKBAR ALI MUSALI KHAN 37 570 ALBERT YOUSAF NAZIR 30 571 ALEE SADIQ MASIH SAQID MASIH 22 35 ALI SAKAR TAJ MUHAMMAD 28 36 ALIF KHAN IQBAL SHAH 32 38 AMANULLAH MUHAMMAD IQBAL 33 45 AMJID KHAN DILBAR KHAN 26 572 ANEEL QAISER RAMASH 20 47 ANWAR SHAH AMIN SHAH AFRIDI 25 48 ANWAR UL HAQ FAZLE KHUDA 21 52 ARIF ULLAH NAEEM KHAN 27 54 ARSALAN KHAN ASHIQ-UR-REHMAN 34 55 ARSHAD NISAR MUHAMMAD 34 56 ARSHAD IQBAL ABDUL MALIK 33 57 ARSHAD KHAN MUBARAK KHAN 28 59 ASAD ALI GUL AFZAL 34 67 ASHHAD KHAN TASLEEM KHAN 22 68 ASIF RAB NAWAZ 30 75 ASLAM KHAN SHISHTI GUL 29 78 AWAD.UL.HAQ SHAMS.UL.HAQ 25 80 AWAIS QARNI ABDUL ALI 34 82 AYAZULLAH MUHAMMAD SHAH 36 83 AZEEMULLAH FAZAL DAYAN 30 87 BAIT ULLAH RAJAB ALI 23 89 BAKHTAJ KHAN MUHAMMAD RAZZAQ 22 90 BASHEER AHMAD NASEER AHMAD 22 91 BASIT ALI GOHAR KHAN 27 93 BILAL AHMAD KHAN AMEER USMAN 30 95 BILAL SHAH QABIL SHAH 25 97 DAWOOD JAN SHARAF DIN 24 98 DAWOOD KHAN KHAN BAHADAR 32 99 DIL NAWAZ SHAD MUHAMMAD 26 100 DILDAR HUSSAIN NOOR HUSSAIN 21 576 EMANUEEL YOUSAF RAFIQ 30 577 FAIZANKHALID KHALID LAL 36 107 FARHAN AHMAD GHAZNAVI AHMAD KHEL KHALIL 38 112 FAROOQ JAN SABZ ALI 30 114 FARRUKH IQBAL MUHAMMAD IQBAL 24 118 FAZAL REHMAN NOORAN SHAH 28 119 FAZAL RIAZ KHAN RAZIQ 21 124 GHULAM RASOOL MALIK MANZOOR KHAN 25 126 GUL ZAMAN SUKAN SHAH 29 127 HABIB SAID ANWAR SAID 22 130 HAFIZ MUHAMMAD ALAMGIR KHAN KHAIR UD DIN 26 131 HAFIZ SHAHZAD AKBAR WAHID AKBAR 23 139 HAROON SALAMAT SALAMAT MASIH 28 145 HAZRAT BILAL MUHAMMAD KHAN 30 149 HIDAYAT ULLAH ISLAM GUL 21 151 HONER WALI MIR HASSAN 29 578 HUMAIR KISHWAR KISHWAR DAS 30 152 IBAD ULLAH JAN HAFIZ ULLAH JAN 28 153 IBRAR UL HAQ IRSHAD AHMED 26 155 IDREES KHAN ALAM 26 579 IFRAHIM ASLAM ASLAM MASIH 27 156 IFTIKHAR ALAM QADAR MIR 20 157 IFTIKHAR ALI ZARISTAN 27 158 IFTIKHARHUSSAIN FIRDAUS KHAN 27 160 IHTESHAM UL WAHAB IHSAN UL WAHAB 14 161 IHTISHAM UL HAQ ANWAR BACHA 28 163 IKHTIAR HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN 26 166 IKRAM ULLAH JAN GUL 25 168 IMRAN ISHFAQ MUHAMMAD ISHFAQ 33 169 IMRAN KHAN BEHRAM KHAN 29 171 IMRAN KHAN MOSAM KHAN 20 173 IMTIAZ AHMAD MIAN ILYAS GUL 30 174 IMTIAZ KHAN REHAN 33 175 INAMULLAH KHAN MUJAHID KHAN 30 176 INTEKHAB ALAM MIR AKBAR 35 177 INTIZAR ALI GULAB NOOR 32 181 IRFAN ULLAH MUHAMMAD NAZIR KHAN 25 184 ISMAIL KHAN NAZAR GUL 32 185 IZAZ ALI SHAH IBRAHIM SHAH 26 188 JAMSHED ANWAR ANWAR KHAN 25 199 JUNAID AHMAD BAKHTIAR AHMAD KHAN 29 202 JUNAID KHAN ABDUL SATTAR 15 203 KABIR HUSSAIN SHAH SULIMAN SHAH 19 205 KALEEM ULLAH TAJ BAHADUR 23 206 KALEEMULLAH IHSANULLAH 33 211 KAMRAN KHAN KHAN KHEL DIN 27 213 KASHIF SIRAJ SIRAJ UD DIN 28 214 KASHIF ULLAH SAIF UR REHMAN 27 217 KHAN FAROSH DAGUL SHAH 28 581 KHURRAM BARKAT BARKAT MASIH 26 219 KHURRAM SHAHZAD MUMTAZ ALI 27 225 MALIK ZUBAIR LATIF MALIK ABDUL LATIF 29 227 MANSOOR ZAHOOR ELAHI 32 228 MANZOOR AHMAD ALI AKBAR 32 230 MANZOOR ELAHI MUHAMMAD SHAFI 27 231 MANZOOR KHAN BAKHTIAR 24 232 MAQSOOD ALI ROSHAN KHAN 23 233 MASOOD UR REHMAN ATLAS KHAN 22 236 MENHAJ ALAM KHAN MUHAMMAD 25 239 MIAN IRFAN SATTAR MIAN FAZAL SATTAR 25 242 MOHSIN ISRAR MUHAMMAD 33 243 MOHSIN ALI GOHAR ALI 29 244 MOHSIN ALI KHAN ASHRAF KHAN 32 245 MOHSINIBRAHIM MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM 35 246 MOIN KHAN MOHIB ULLAH 31 248 MUBARAK SHAH SYED MUSABBIR SHAH 22 249 MUBASHIR MUHSIN MUHSIN ULLAH 23 251 MUHAMMAD ABBAS KHAN MEEN AJAB KHAN 23 258 MUHAMMAD ADIL QASIM JAN 33 256 MUHAMMAD ADIL GUL MUHAMMAD 26 257 MUHAMMAD ADIL MUHAMMAD AYUB 25 259 MUHAMMAD ADNAN SHER BAHADAR 24 260 MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN SHAH JAMIL KHAN 25 266 MUHAMMAD AMIR KAMAL SHAH JEHAN 24 268 MUHAMMAD ANIS KHAN MUHAMMAD SHAFI 25 269 MUHAMMAD ASAD KHAN JABIR KHAN 28 273 MUHAMMAD AYAZ MUHAMMAD AKBER 32 272 MUHAMMAD AYAZ DALEEP KHAN 27 274 MUHAMMAD BASHAR ABDUL QAYYUM KHAN 25 275 MUHAMMAD BILAL ZARTAJ KHAN 16 279 MUHAMMAD DANYAL PERVAIZ GUL 27 284 MUHAMMAD IJAZ MUSAFAR KHAN 38 285 MUHAMMAD IMRAN MUHAMMAD RAFIQ 31 291 MUHAMMAD ISLAM ULLAH SIDDIQUI MUHAMMAD INAM ULLAH SIDDIQUI 28 292 MUHAMMAD ISRAR AMIR NAWAZ KHAN 32 293 MUHAMMAD ISRAR YAQOOB KHAN 31 299 MUHAMMAD NAWAZ ABDUR UR REHMAN 24 301 MUHAMMAD QADAR KAMEEN GUL 37 302 MUHAMMAD RASHEED KHAWAROZ KHAN 26 303 MUHAMMAD RIAZ TAWAB KHAN 28 305 MUHAMMAD SALMAN MUHAMMAD NAWAZ 33 306 MUHAMMAD SAQIB ISLAM GUL 22 308 MUHAMMAD SHAH NAWAZ GUL MOHIUDDIN 28 310 MUHAMMAD SOHAIL FAQIR HUSSAIN 29 311 MUHAMMAD SOHAIL KHAN MUMTAZ KHAN 30 313 MUHAMMAD TAIMOOR MUHAMMAD AMIN 31 315 MUHAMMAD TUFAIL RABNAWAZ KHAN 28 316 MUHAMMAD TUFAIL AHMAD KHAISTA GUL 21 317 MUHAMMAD ULLAH HABIB ULLAH 23 321 MUHAMMAD WAQAR ABDUL RAUF 25 324 MUHAMMAD YAQOOB KHAN FAZAL QAYYUM 28 325 MUHAMMAD YASEEN MADAD KHAN 23 328 MUHAMMAD ZOHAIB JEHANZAIB 22 330 MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR YAR MUHAMMAD 32 329 MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR ABDUL QADER 24 331 MUHAMMD SHOAIB NOOR MUHAMMAD 20 333 MUJEEB UR REHMAN IQBAL GUL 22 337 MURAD ALI MASOOD KHAN 22 339 MURAD SHAH BACHA NOOR BADSHAH 29 341 MUZAMIL KHAN FAZAL DIN 27 344 NADEEM KHAN GULAZADA 35 346 NAHEED HUSSAIN MUNQIF ALI 31 347 NAIMAT ALI SALEEM KHAN 26 349 NASEEM JAN NAWSHERAWAN 26 350 NASIR ALI AFZAL KHAN 21 353 NASRULLAH KHAN SULTAN KHAN 34 352 NASRULLAH KHAN ALI RAHMAN 23 354 NAURANG KHAN HABIB ULLAH JAN 33 355 NAVEED DORAN SHAH 24 356 NAVEED KHAN SAEEED KHAN 19 359 NAWAB KHAN ZAMAN KHAN 26 360 NAZAR MUHAMMAD RAMIM SHAH 30 362 NIAZ RASOOL GHULAM RASOOL 30 363 NIQAB ALI ABDUL SAMAD 28 364 NISAR AHMAD KHAN MISL KHAN 27 366 NIZAM KHAN AMAN UL MULK 26 367 NIZAM U DIN ASADULLAH 31 368 NOMAN HAMEED ABDUL HAMID 27 373 NOUMAN JEHANZEB 35 374 OSAMA IKRAM ULLAH 30 375 OWAIS SAFEER SAFEER ULLAH 16 378 QAISAR ALI NAWAB ALI 28 381 RAEES KHAN NAHEEB GUL 25 586 RAHAT NAZIR NAZIR MASIH BHATTI 24 587 RAHEEL SHOUKAT SHOUKAT JAVED 28 386 RAHIM UD DIN ABDUL JABBAR 30 389 RAWAIZ KHAN MUHAMMAD RIAZ 28 394 RIAZ ULLAH AMEEN ULLAH 22 398 ROOH ULLAH MISAL KHAN 28 397 ROOH ULLAH AHMAD JAN 20 404 SADAM HUSSAIN SHAMSHAD KHAN 25 405 SAEED MUHAMMAD AMIN 30 407 SAFWAN ULLAH KHAN HALEEM KHAN 30 588 SAHIBZADA MUHAMMAD NADEEM SAHIBZADA SARDAR ALI SHAH 30 408 SAID AMIN TAZA KHAN 33 409 SAIDWALI JURABAZ 31 418 SAJID KHAN NAWAB KHAN 23 419 SAJJAD SAID AZAM 21 420 SAJJAD AHMAD AHMAD BAKHSH 26 421 SALAMAT KHAN MASAL KHAN 28 422 SALEEM UR RAHMAN SAIF UR RAHMAN 23 423 SALMAN GHANI EHSAN UL GHANI 30 429 SAMI ULLAH MUHAMMAD SAEED ULLAH 30 431 SAMIULLAH IKRAMULLAH 32 432 SAMTAJ ALI ZAHID 32 434 SANAULLAH INAYAT KHAN 22 589 SAROSH ANJUM AJIZ ANJUM 28 440 SHAFAAT ULLAH KHAN HIDAYAT ULLAH 28 442 SHAFI REHMAN FAZAL REHMAN 27 449 SHAH HUSSAIN IMDAD HUSSAIN 30 458 SHAHID ALI KHAN BAKHTIAR GUL 30 459 SHAHID RASOOL SYED RASOOL 27 460 SHAHINSHAH GHULAM HABIB 23 465 SHAHZAD KHAN LIAQAT ALI 29 591 SHAHZEB ASIR ASIR SURAJ 16 466 SHAKEEL AHMAD HAJI GUL AKBAR KHAN 29 592 SHALEEM MUNAWAR 26 471 SHAMS UL WAHAB FAZLE WAHAB 25 473 SHAUKAT HUSSAIN AMAN ULLAH 29 483 SOHAIL AHMAD MUHAMMAD HAYAT 27 485 SUBHAN ULLAH ZAIN ULLAH 25 594 SUNEEL BHATTI NATHANIAL 23 487 SYED ATTAULLAH SHAH SYED MUEEN UDDIN 27 490 SYED EJAZ UL HAQ SAID BADSHAH 30 493 SYED KAMRAN SHAH SYED MUHIB SHAH 29 495 SYED MUHAMMAD BILAL SYED MUHAMMAD SAEED 31 496 SYED MUHAMMAD ZAHOOR SHAH SYED MAQSOOD SHAH 25 503 SYED WAQAR AHMAD SYED GRAN BADSHAH 30 504 TAHIR HUSSAIN ABDUL QUDDOS 25 505 TAHSINULLAH JANUS KHAN 21 508 TAQI RAHIM FAZAL UR REHIM 20 509 TARIQ ANWAR ABDUL GHANI 23 510 TARIQ AZIZ AZIZ KHAN 28 511 TARIQ JAN MUHAMMAD 26 512 TARIQ RAHIM MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN 28 513 TAUSEEF WALI MOHAMMAD WALI 28 519 UMER GUL KHAN GUL 21 521 USMAN ABID GUL AFZAL 26 522 USMAN ALI BASHIR MUHAMMAD 33 523 USMAN GHANI HABIB UR REHMAN 30 526 WAHID GUL RAMBEL KHAN 20 528 WAJID ALI RIZWANULLAH 27 532 WAQAR HUSSAIN NOWSHER KHAN 27 533 WAQAR KHAN FARMAN ALI 26 543 WISAL KHAN WARIS KHAN 21 547 YASIR ALI RAZ MUHAMMAD 23 551 YASTOOR UL HAQ BAWAR KHAN 28 553 ZAHID AHMAD SAID BADSHAH 15 555 ZAHID ULLAH SHAH WALI KHAN 30 556 ZAHOOR AHMAD NASRULLAH AHMAD 26 560 ZAKIRULLAH ASMATULLAH 26 561 ZEESHAN ASMATULLAH 26 562 ZEESHAN ZAIN ULLAH 24 567 ZIA UR RAHMAN AMIR RAHMAN 27 568 ZOHAIB SABZ ALI KHAN 22.
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