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PESCO Arrear of Private Disconnected Defaulters Above 1 Million Age Tariff Amount Sr. No. Reference No. Name and Address (No. of Description (Rs.) Months) 1 04 26114 0021730 Domestic COMMISSIONER AFGHAN REFUGEES ZANDAI PHANDO BALA PSH 83 4,739,933 2 36 26114 0022356 Domestic COMMISSIONER AFGHANREFU SCHOOL BAGHBANAN PESH 104 4,210,978 3 04 26114 0023510 Commercial WALI MOHAMMAD Naway Kaly Urmar Road Mera Kachori PSH 64 1,368,468 4 16 26114 0073743 Domestic KHAN BAHADER MAIRA SURIZAI PESH 108 1,144,327 SYED MOHD ALI SHAH GOOD LUCK FLOUR MILL BUDDNEE 5 24 26115 0342713 Industrial 51 1,475,841 ROAD PESHAWER 6 07 26115 0068630 Domestic SAID SHAH S.O GHULAM SHAH VILL GOLOZAI PSH 120 1,045,411 7 09 26116 0109880 Domestic HAJI MULTAN S.O MALIK RAMZAN 10 ZARYAB COLY PSH 62 1,156,492 H UMAR DALI KHAN DIR CNG FILLING STATION NR MAL MANDI 8 36 26121 0022363 Commercial 58 1,004,581 RING RD PSH 9 36 26141 0022415 Commercial TEHSIL NAZIM NEW BUS STAND CHARSADDA 89 2,504,032 Residential COLONY CHARSADDA SUGAR MILLS NISATTA ROAD 10 24 26141 0000599 189 1,945,567 Colonies CHARSADDA 11 09 26141 0107150 Domestic GUL AFZAL VILL KANDI AZIZ KHEL CHD 389 1,538,139 12 10 26141 0119610 Domestic MOHD SHAH FAISAL VILL KANDI UMARKHEL CHD 160 1,512,147 13 04 26141 0048680 Domestic SULTAN SO MOHD UMAR VILL CHD CHD 441 1,255,218 14 17 26141 0173580 Domestic PIR KHAN BADSHAH VILL TARNAB CHD 409 1,246,999 15 16 26141 0165920 Domestic TAJ MOHD KHAN S.O AKBAR KHAN VILLKOT CHD 404 1,192,471 16 05 26141 0067830 Domestic SARDAR MOHD NAWAZ VILL CHD CHD 140 1,174,355 17 13 26141 0141270 Domestic POLIL KHAN S.O MIRA KHAN V SHIEKH ABAD TEH CHD 155 1,153,194 18 15 26141 0163310 Domestic ABDUL SHAHKOOR VILL NAWA KALI CHD 389 1,107,310 19 14 26141 0149970 Domestic RAHAT GUL S.O ZIARAT GUL KHAT KOROONA CHD 328 1,105,182 20 08 26141 0101010 Domestic MOHD ASHRAF SO SHERDIL MIRA KHELL CHD 295 1,088,575 21 13 26141 0146370 Domestic MOHD AFZAL S.O ZAREEN KHAN V SARDAI KOROONA TEH CHD 266 1,074,992 22 15 26141 0159050 Domestic QAZI ABDUL SHAKOOR C-O SAHAR GUL VILL NAWAN KALI CHD 423 1,064,979 23 13 26141 0145730 Domestic NASRULLAH KHAN S.O SARDARULLAH VILL GIDAR TEH CHD 426 1,063,887 24 15 26141 0163220 Domestic SHAHI MOHD S.O MIR AFZAL NAWAN KALI TEH CHD 265 1,047,586 25 15 26141 0163040 Domestic IHSANULLAH TAZA GUL VILL NAWA KALI CHD 224 1,037,543 26 14 26141 0156730 Domestic SAIFUR REHMAN V TARKHA F.ABAD CHD 280 1,033,649 27 13 26141 0145720 Domestic GUL WALI KHAN S.O HUKAMAT KHAN VILL GADAR CHD 199 1,031,504 28 12 26141 0131620 Domestic ZAMRUD SHAH TARNAB ROAD CHD 287 1,026,155 29 14 26141 0156280 Domestic JAN MOHD TARKHA FAQIR ABAD TEH CHD 277 1,026,019 30 13 26141 0145740 Domestic SIRAJUDDIN KHAN S.O JAMALUDDIN VILL GADER P O CHD 310 1,024,613 31 15 26141 0160851 Domestic BAD SHAH GUL VILL NAWA KALI CHD 440 1,022,874 32 09 26141 0104520 Domestic AHMAD OF BABARA VILL BABARA CHD 328 1,006,378 33 13 26141 0146710 Domestic RAZA KHAN V SARKAI KOORONA SHOLGARA CHD 149 1,004,689 34 13 26141 0140990 Domestic AYUB KHAN SHIEKHABAD SHALGARAN TEH- CHD 302 1,003,247 35 15 26141 0163170 Domestic MOHD ZAHIR VILL NAWA KALI CHD 382 1,002,456 36 11 26143 0058530 Domestic ALI KHAN AFGHAN CAMP U-ZAI CHD 84 2,271,251 37 36 26143 0022154 Industrial RAJJAR FLOUR MILL CO IFTIKHAR T.BAI CHD 214 1,648,468 38 36 26143 0022538 Industrial HAJI BADSHAH GUL MERA RAJJAR CHD 83 1,570,481 39 09 26143 0052281 Domestic SHAH FAISAL HALEEM ABAD UTMANZAI CHD 100 1,355,379 40 10 26143 0057064 Domestic NASIR KHAN UTMANZAI ABDULLAH ABAD CHD 92 1,316,131 41 10 26143 0055451 Domestic BAHADAR KHAN UTMANZAI HALIM ABAD CHD 106 1,261,473 42 10 26143 0056280 Domestic YAR MUHAMMAD HALEEM ABAD CHD 100 1,217,278 43 09 26143 0052320 Domestic MIR HATAM AFGHAN C-2 UTMANZAI CHD 87 1,153,812 44 09 26143 0052841 Domestic MUHAMMAD INAM SULTAN ABAD CHD 150 1,051,007 PESCO Arrear of Private Disconnected Defaulters Above 1 Million Age Tariff Amount Sr. No. Reference No. Name and Address (No. of Description (Rs.) Months) 45 12 26143 0066698 Domestic MUKHTIAR KHAN BELAGAI UT ZAI CHD 118 1,022,926 46 09 26143 0052561 Domestic HAMAYOUN CO UMERA KHAN CAMP KOROONA UTMANZAI CHD 100 1,010,613 47 18 26144 0138890 Domestic MOHD QASIM S.O AMIR AHMAD JAN VILL AMIR ABAD TEH CHD 46 1,081,024 48 18 26144 0138700 Domestic GUL HAQ S.O MOHAMMAD AKRAM MEHR ABAD PUL KORONA CHD 46 1,071,446 49 18 26144 0138440 Domestic MOHD UMAR KHAN MIR ABAD PUL KOROONA TEH CHD 46 1,065,133 50 21 26145 0129300 Agricultural S MURGHAS ALI SHAH VILL YASIN ZAI PRANG CHD 304 1,677,965 51 17 26145 0119750 Domestic MOHAMMAD AKBAR DOSEHRA CHD 296 1,261,418 52 17 26145 0119780 Domestic SHAH ZAMAN DOSEHRA CHD 234 1,088,960 53 17 26145 0119020 Domestic KHAN ZARIN DOSEHRA CHD 289 1,074,770 54 09 26145 0069380 Domestic AKHTER GUL V.TAWAB SHAH BANDA CHD 256 1,064,811 55 17 26145 0116860 Domestic NASRULLAH S.O HASSAN KHAN VILL DOSEHRA TEH CHD 279 1,027,790 56 16 26145 0113780 Domestic LAJBAR V.DUSERA CHD 223 1,016,607 57 11 26146 0115812 Domestic SAHEBZADA TOOT KALI CHD 155 1,797,713 58 15 26146 0124431 Domestic GUL KARIM BAHLOOLA CHD 147 1,604,401 59 18 26146 0136620 Domestic H.MOMEN KHAN JOHAR ABAD NO.6 CHD 316 1,424,506 60 18 26146 0139720 Domestic ZAFAR ULLAH SHERIN KHAN KALI CHD 52 1,351,657 61 18 26146 0140960 Domestic RASOOL SHAH VILL AKBAR ABAD CHD 52 1,331,878 62 18 26146 0138340 Domestic IHSANULLAH HAQ V SHAGIA HEAD NO 6 TEH CHD 328 1,229,592 63 13 26146 0117792 Domestic INAYAT ULLAH SHAKAR DHAND CHD 171 1,219,288 64 18 26146 0138430 Domestic SALEH MOHAMMAD V.S.NO.6 CHD 328 1,160,256 65 14 26146 0119800 Domestic MIRZA GUL S.O SAZ DIN KHAN VILL WARDGA CHD 93 1,144,615 66 11 26146 0115580 Domestic ASAD KHAN VILL HARIF KHAN KALI CHD 88 1,088,779 67 15 26146 0122851 Domestic MOSQUE CO JEHANGIR KHAN SHAHI BAGH J-KOROONA CHD 110 1,034,887 68 21 26151 0173850 Industrial DARWAISH KHAN V.PIR QILLA SHABQADAR 279 3,018,462 69 17 26151 0018890 Domestic SAR MAST KHAN VILL SHAB QADAR MOHMAND AGENCY 217 2,687,541 70 21 26151 0185300 Industrial H.MOHD KHAN V.PIR QALA S.QADDAR CHD 371 2,467,254 71 21 26151 0173900 Industrial MUKARAM KHANS -O H.AKRAM V MIAN KALI M-AGENCY CHD 346 2,431,903 72 21 26151 0185550 Industrial MOHD KHAN VILL NOORNAI PO SHABQADER FORT 341 2,292,576 73 21 26151 0178500 Industrial SABAZ ALI KHAN VILL ZARIF KOR MOHMAND AGENCY 413 2,285,833 74 21 26151 0185700 Industrial S ASLAM ANGOOR KORUNA PSH 348 2,246,858 75 21 26151 0177700 Industrial BUKHARI SHAH V.MACHINI REST HOUDE S.QADER 266 2,233,058 76 21 26151 0185650 Industrial SAID HASSAN KHAN VILL MIAN KALLI VILL SHABQADER PSH 331 2,201,992 77 21 26151 0184700 Industrial LAWAS KHAN S-O TOOR GUL V KAS KORUNA S-QA CHD 432 2,198,603 78 21 26151 0185350 Industrial ZAR SHAH VILL PIR KALI P O SHABQADER 361 2,195,427 79 21 26151 0178400 Industrial FAZAL HUSSAIN V PO ZARIF KUROONA SHABQADER FORT 432 2,186,281 80 21 26151 0184900 Industrial RASOOL KHAN KASS KOROONA S.QADAR 266 2,172,503 81 21 26151 0184400 Industrial GUL ZAR V.DARWAZGAI M.AGENCY 390 2,108,112 82 21 26151 0177650 Industrial MAJOR BAHADAR SHAH KASS KORONA SHAB QADAR 268 2,066,767 83 21 26151 0178550 Industrial AZIM KHAN VILL ASLI KOOROONA SHABQADAR 355 2,014,965 84 21 26151 0185500 Industrial SAIFULLAH JAN VILL RASHAKI P O SHABQADER 318 2,011,946 85 36 26151 0011238 Industrial INAM SAID ZARIF KOROONA S.QADAR 252 1,994,845 86 21 26151 0178700 Agricultural RAFHAT SHAH V ZARIF KORONA S-QADAR 382 1,955,128 PESCO Arrear of Private Disconnected Defaulters Above 1 Million Age Tariff Amount Sr. No. Reference No. Name and Address (No. of Description (Rs.) Months) 87 21 26151 0184950 Industrial ZAHEER SHAH V.QILLA SHAHBIG S.Q 328 1,934,677 88 21 26151 0185400 Industrial AMIR ZADA PIR SHABQADAR CHD 375 1,918,117 89 21 26151 0173800 Industrial NAQIB KHAN QILLA SHAH BEIG MICHNI RD S-QAD 425 1,840,549 90 21 26151 0185450 Industrial WAZEER MUHAMMAD RASHAKI S.Q 293 1,827,476 91 21 26151 0178050 Industrial RASAL KHAN V.GHUNDAI M.AGENCY 292 1,638,150 92 21 26151 0184500 Industrial MSQ MIR JAMAL KHAN V BHAI KOROONA SHABQADER CHD 440 1,541,817 93 21 26151 0185100 Industrial HAYA MIR V-PIR QILA CHD 307 1,522,539 94 21 26151 0185600 Industrial SAFDAR KHAN V MAIN KALI S.QADAR 284 1,465,852 HASANAIN MARBAL FACTORY SO GHULAM HUSSAIN ZARIF 95 24 26151 0931401 Industrial 255 1,418,270 KOROONA S.QADAR 96 17 26151 0015920 Commercial QADAR RASHAKI SQ 217 1,401,227 97 17 26151 0024020 Commercial LAWAS KHAN S-O TOOR GUL V KAS KORUNA S-QA CHD 432 1,366,098 98 17 26151 0016060 Commercial KHAIBAR GUL RASHAKI SQ 217 1,310,571 99 17 26151 0016050 Commercial JAN MIR RASHAKI SQ 217 1,303,022 100 17 26151 0016000 Commercial HAJI ASAD RASHAKI SQ 216 1,283,187 101 17 26151 0015950 Commercial MOSUQE CO HAMAYOON RASHAKI S.Q 217 1,281,831 102 24 26151 0931400 Industrial AMIN KHAN KHWAJA VAS MARBLE FACTORY SHABQADAR 214 1,235,433 103 17 26151 0016330 Commercial WAZA JAN RASHAKI SQ 217 1,232,810 104 17 26151 0019620 Commercial FAZAL HUSSAIN V PO ZARIF KUROONA SHABQADER FORT 433 1,232,118 105 17 26151 0016030 Commercial ARDALI RASHAKI SQ 216 1,194,005 106 21 26151 0177750 Agricultural ABBAS ALI V.BADI KOROONA M.AGENCY S.Q 313 1,184,694 107 21 26151 0177800 Agricultural NOOR ALAM V.BADI KOROONA M.AGENCY S.Q 313 1,175,260 108 17 26151 0019690 Commercial AZIM KHAN VILL ASLI KOOROONA SHABQADAR 307 1,167,912 109 21 26151 0186200 Agricultural HUKAM KHAN V.TARPAN NEW KALI S.Q 315 1,166,756 110 21 26151 0186100 Agricultural KABAL KHAN ANGOOR KOURNA SHQ 356 1,165,207 111 17 26151 0016350 Commercial MAHAR HUSSAIN RASHAKI SQ 217 1,163,657 112 17 26151 0016370 Commercial IHSANULLAH RASHAKI S.Q 217 1,153,781 113 17
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  • Pakistan Agricultural Storage and Services Corporation

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  • Afridi Tribe

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