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List of Cat-II Registered Member in Membership Drive Ph-I List of Cat-II registered Member in Membership Drive Ph-I Category Over All DATE OF wise Seniority No FORMNO Name PRESENT OFFICE PARENT OFFICE Quota CNICNO DEPOSIT DOB BPS Seniority FEDERAL DIRECTORATE OF FEDERAL DIRECTORATE OF 2015B-5 008-19 RUKHSANA WAHEED 6110113480472 28-May-15 6-Jan-57 18 EDUCATION ISLAMABAD EDUCATION ISLAMABAD CONTROLLER GENERAL OF 2015B-6 0004-003 ZAID ULLAH CGA ISLAMABAD 1110136542489 28-May-15 1-Feb-58 18 ACCOUNTS ISLAMABAD (CGA) FEDERAL DIRECTORATE OF ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY 2015B-7 MUHAMMAD RAFIQ 6110117690939 3-Jun-15 13-Sep-51 19 EDUCATION ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD DIRECTORATE OF CIVILIAN MUHAMMAD RAQEEB DIRECTORATE OF CIVILIAN 2015B-8 307 ADMINISTRATION NHQ 6110117656173 3-Jun-15 4-Apr-58 18 HASHMI ADMINISTRATION NHQ ISLAMABAD ISLAMABAD EMBASSY OF PAKISTAN 2015B-9 ZAMAN MEHDI M/O FOREIGN AFFAIRS 3740575135017 9-Jun-15 23-Sep-74 18 WASHINGTON DC USA PAKISTAN TABACCO BOARD PAKISTAN TABACCO BOARD 2015B-10 2415 LITAF UL HAQ 1720122979909 10-Jun-15 15-Mar-56 18 MINISTRY OF COMMERCE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE O/O THE ACCOUNTANT O/O THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL 2015B-11 1192-045 ZULFIQAR ALI AASI 3520226498893 11-Jun-15 10-Jul-56 18 GENERAL PUNJAB LAHORE PUNJAB LAHORE 2015B-12 HIFZ UR REHMAN CHILDREN HOSPITAL PIMS ISB SUPREME COURT OF PAKISTAN 6110118860045 24-Jun-15 1-Aug-66 18 2015B-13 008-126 MUHAMMAD SALEEM RABIO PAKISTAN (PBC) P.B.C NEWS 6110118938625 3-Jul-15 5-Dec-55 19 MUHAMMAD ANSAR UL 2015B-14 008-127 PBC HQRS ISLAMABAD CNO PBC ISLAMABAD 3740586469075 3-Jul-15 17-Oct-62 18 HAQ 2015B-15 189112 SHAUKAT ALI MODP (HIT) TAXILA CANTT. MODP (HIT) TAXILA CANTT. 3740612935775 6-Jul-15 3-Sep-53 18 2015B-16 FAKHAR UR REHMAN DUNYA TV NEWS DUNIA TV NEWS 6110118392039 6-Jul-15 11-Feb-68 EMBASSY OF PAKISTAN 2015B-17 115-12A BILAL HAYEE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS 3460321205739 6-Jul-15 29-Dec-70 19 WASHINGTON DC POPULATION WELFATE GOVT. POPULATION WELFATE GOVT. OF 2015B-18 114/566 ABDUL HANNAN SAFI 1610265864463 7-Jul-15 12-Oct-36 OF PAKISTAN PAKISTAN 2015B-19 FARID AHMAD PAKISTAN RAILWAY PAKISTAN RAILWAYS 3520115841691 7-Jul-15 18-Mar-70 19 MUHAMMAD SALMAN 2015B-20 115-14A DAILY MEDIA TIMES DAILY CAPITAL TIMES 3530220113159 7-Jul-15 25-Jan-76 KHAN M/O EDUCATION FG. M/O EDUCATION FG. MARGALLAH 2015B-21 174 RASHDA HAFEEZ MARGALLAH COLLEGE FOR 6110117951634 8-Jul-15 9-Aug-48 18 COLLEGE FOR WOMENF-7/4 WOMENF-7/4 CH MUHAMMAD PAKISTAN TELEVISION 2015B-22 RETIRED 3740529934479 23-Jul-15 20-Nov-53 18 ASLAM CORPORATION ISLAMABAD DIRECTORATE OF HAJJ KARACHI DIRECTORATE OF HAJJ KARACHI 2015B-23 ABDUL SATTAR SAMTIO RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS INTER FAITH RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS INTER FAITH 4550410976801 26-Jul-55 19 BILQUIS POST GRADUATE HARMONY HARMONY SHAH BALA HAJRA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN PAF NUR BILQUIS POST GRADUATE COLLEGE 24737 5182 USMAN KHAN FOR WOMEN PAF NUR KHAN AUTONOMOUS 3740586134222 11-Nov-13 28-Feb-50 18 701 467 00-0026-039 MUBARIK ALI SHAH PAKISTAN STEEL PAKISTAN STEEL AUTONOMOUS 4220192731029 29-Aug-09 02-Apr-53 19 8 276 00-0008-224 ABDUR RAHMAN IESCO IESCO AUTONOMOUS 6110115930417 29-Aug-09 15-Jan-54 18 10 35 01-0008-35 SAEEDULLAH BABAR OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER GSO NTDC AUTONOMOUS 1730116710911 28-Aug-09 15-Mar-54 18 2 476 00-0026-048 ABDUL REHMAN AQ KHAN RESEARCH LABS AQ KHAN RESEARCH LABS AUTONOMOUS 6110164664731 29-Aug-09 01-Nov-56 19 11 224 00-0008-172 KHALID MASOOD IESCO IESCO AUTONOMOUS 6110199498683 29-Aug-09 03-Dec-60 19 12 522 00-0044-019 NASIR MEHMOOD PARC PARC AUTONOMOUS 3410454520657 29-Aug-09 05-Mar-63 18 13 MUHAMMAD ANAS 176 00-0008-124 NOMAN SEC SEC AUTONOMOUS 6110110773229 29-Aug-09 08-Dec-64 19 14 LIAQAT MEHMOOD 346 00-0008-294 KHAN PAEC PAEC AUTONOMOUS 1330244374149 29-Aug-09 20-Dec-65 19 15 29 01-0008-29 MUHAMMAD ALI SHAH MSSP PAEC AUTONOMOUS 6110119261849 28-Aug-09 23-Aug-70 19 5 147 00-0008-095 ALLAH DITTA PTCL PTCL AUTONOMOUS 3110416565137 29-Aug-09 10-Sep-70 19 17 9275 01-0044-0398 ABDUL RAUF KHAN WAPDA HOSPITAL WAPDA HOSPITAL AUTONOMOUS 1330116127057 08-Sep-09 10-Aug-49 18 228 11074 00-0075-0667 TARAQ WAHEED FOREIGN SERVICE ACADEMY M/O FOREIGN AFFAIRS ISLAMABAD AUTONOMOUS 6110110033897 10-Sep-09 11-Sep-49 19 290 2395 00-0026-321 ABDUL QADIR ICCC PAEC PAEC AUTONOMOUS 6110168582915 01-Sep-09 14-Oct-49 19 41 1895 00-0004-0068 NOOR UL BASAHAR PBC PESHAWAR PBC PESHAWAR AUTONOMOUS 1730114565615 01-Sep-09 06-Nov-49 19 42 7023 00-0008-3022 CH. IMTIAZ AHMED PCSIR M/O SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUTONOMOUS 6110118106367 05-Sep-09 11-Nov-49 19 144 PAKISTAN BROADCASTING PAKISTAN BROADCASTING 2918 00-0004-0099 A QAYUM KHAN CORPORATION CORPORATION AUTONOMOUS 1730135118487 02-Sep-09 01-Dec-49 19 71 12696 -0- GHANI GUL NBP NBP AUTONOMOUS 1540171854943 05-Sep-09 01-Jan-50 18 145 KHURSHID AKHTAR 10264 00-0058-0057 NAQVI PTV CORPORATION ISD PTV CORPORATION ISD AUTONOMOUS 6110138516409 08-Sep-09 04-Feb-50 18 229 17780 G10/1865 DR RUKHSAR OSMANI NIH NIH AUTONOMOUS 6110118860958 11-Jan-10 07-Feb-50 19 510 PCSIR LABS COMPLEX JAMRUD PCSIR LABS COMPLEX JAMRUD 10634 00-0004-0476 NAZIR AHMED ROAD PESHAWAR ROAD PESHAWAR AUTONOMOUS 1730114794957 10-Sep-09 20-Feb-50 19 291 HAMID ULLAH 15225 01-0008-1649 KHOKHAR DESCOM HIT TAXILA DESCOM HIT TAXILA AUTONOMOUS 3740615526817 03-Oct-09 01-Mar-50 18 453 25981 428 LIAQAT ALI ORKAZAI PESCO HQ PESCO WAPDA AUTONOMOUS 1730115333481 26-Dec-13 07-Mar-50 19 722 BAKHT RAWAN PAKISTAN BROADCASTING PAKISTAN BROADCASTING 9384 01/0055/0301 HALEEMI CORPORATION CORPORATION AUTONOMOUS 6110119462117 08-Sep-09 20-Mar-50 18 230 TRIBUNAL ELECT SUPPLY 14901 01-0008-0046 AJMAL CO.PESH TRIBUNAL ELECT SUPPLY CO.PESH AUTONOMOUS 6110125485381 12-Oct-09 24-Mar-50 18 470 9313 00-0045-0309 ASIF AKHTAR WAPDA WAPDA AUTONOMOUS 3520116439573 08-Sep-09 28-Mar-50 19 231 HABIB UR REHMAN 15193 01-0008-1617 NIAZI PIA CORPS PIA CORPS AUTONOMOUS 3740557603433 01-Oct-09 05-Apr-50 19 450 8097 00-0008-3177 ABDUL RASHID PAEC QUAID-E-AZAM UNIVERSITY AUTONOMOUS 3740658490645 07-Sep-09 15-Apr-50 19 186 SYED MUHAMMAD 8992 00-0004-0381 SAEED WAPDA WAPDA AUTONOMOUS 1730182854241 08-Sep-09 11-Jun-50 19 232 5085 00-0127-014 MIAN SAABIR HUSSAIN PARC PARC AUTONOMOUS 6110140330047 03-Sep-09 12-Jun-50 19 95 19569 G10/2399 OBAID UR RAHMAN KRL KRL AUTONOMOUS 3740553540477 20-Jul-10 01-Jul-50 19 582 13421 01-0138A-97 MALIK RABNAWAZ PEAC PEAC AUTONOMOUS 3830309679009 17-Sep-09 31-Aug-50 19 381 9841 00-0004-0424 KAMAL UD DIN AHMAD PCSIR LABS COMPLEX JAMRUD PCSIR LABS COMPLEX JAMRUD AUTONOMOUS 1730115764829 09-Sep-09 07-Sep-50 19 268 PAKISTAN BROAD CASTING PAKISTAN BROAD CASTING 18068 00-0001-0249 SARDAR ALI CORPORTATION CORPORTATION AUTONOMOUS 1730130676431 09-Feb-10 01-Oct-50 19 517 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF 11065 00-0075-0658 DR. FAZLI SUBHAN HEALTH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH AUTONOMOUS 6110118558649 10-Sep-09 10-Oct-50 19 292 15597 00-0001-5086 FARID A NAYYER PARC PARC AUTONOMOUS 6110121598907 12-Oct-09 25-Oct-50 19 471 19519 G10/2376 ALA UD DIN QAZI DR AQ KHAN RESEARCH LABAS KRL KAHUTA AUTONOMOUS 3740504496145 05-Jul-10 01-Nov-50 18 579 15949 01/0055/0731 MUHAMMAD ASHRAF HEC IBD HEC IBD AUTONOMOUS 3650215883629 14-Oct-09 12-Dec-50 19 473 12203 00-0075-0809 MUHAMMAD AKRAM NPB NPB AUTONOMOUS 1560225064667 12-Sep-09 01-Jan-51 19 326 12526 100450481 ATTA UR REHMAN WAPDA WAPDA AUTONOMOUS 1730153300953 14-Sep-09 01-Jan-51 19 345 SAHIBZADA PAKISTAN BROAD CASTING PAKISTAN BROAD CASTING 16013 00-0001-0158 MUHAMMAD HANIF CORPORTATION CORPORTATION AUTONOMOUS 1730186100751 29-Oct-09 02-Jan-51 18 485 19239 00-0001-0313 MUNIR HUSSAIN PTV PTV AUTONOMOUS 1730115044833 04-May-10 07-Feb-51 18 562 8303 00-0021-0135 JAVED IQBAL HASHMI PASSCO PASSCO AUTONOMOUS 3520098371449 07-Sep-09 14-Feb-51 18 187 13146 01-0138A-82 SYED AMIN SHAH IESCO IESCO AUTONOMOUS 3410145881899 15-Sep-09 24-Feb-51 19 357 6637 00-0004-0256 ABDUR RASHID KHAN PESCO/PEPCO WADA WADA/PEPCO AUTONOMOUS 1730114295811 05-Sep-09 01-Apr-51 19 146 4778 00-0026-741 MIR AHMAD KHAN PAKISTAN BAIT UL MALL PAKISTAN BAIT UL MALL AUTONOMOUS 6110147209531 03-Sep-09 06-Apr-51 19 96 602 00-0008A-081 ZUBAIR FAIZI PEPCO WAPDA AUTONOMOUS 6110117841759 29-Aug-09 07-Apr-51 19 6 10361 00-0075-0639 SIKANDER FEROZ WAPDA WAPDA AUTONOMOUS 1730143072013 09-Sep-09 10-May-51 19 269 13987 G10/1565 RIAZ AHMAD BASHIR KRL GENERAL HOSPITAL KRL AUTONOMOUS 6110199980571 01-Oct-09 02-Jun-51 19 451 GM PROJECTS NORTH 10639 00-0004-0481 MUKHTAR AHMED PESHAWAR WAPDA AUTONOMOUS 1730188509243 10-Sep-09 06-Jul-51 18 293 18386 00-0001-0293 SHAHNAWAZ PAKISTAN STEEL PAKISTAN STEEL AUTONOMOUS 4220103483157 20-Feb-10 05-Aug-51 19 523 NATIONAL POWER CONTROL NATIONAL POWER CONTROL 19945 01/0055/0826 WAZIR MUHAMMAD CENTRE NTDC ISLAMABAD CENTRE NTDC ISLAMABAD AUTONOMOUS 3740504677055 01-Mar-11 15-Aug-51 19 598 PAKISTAN BROAD CASTING PAKISTAN BROAD CASTING 20178 G10/2698 SYED FAZAL HUSSAIN CORPORATION CORPORATION AUTONOMOUS 3740550935629 30-Aug-11 02-Sep-51 19 604 18433 G10/2064 MASUD KHAN PEPCO PEPCO AUTONOMOUS 1730158573027 06-Mar-10 02-Oct-51 19 529 16928 0026/1239 RIAZ AHMED AWAN OGDCL IBD OGDCL IBD AUTONOMOUS 6110106226613 24-Sep-09 04-Oct-51 19 422 11434 00-0021-0241 ZAHUR AHMAD SECP SECP AUTONOMOUS 3520201085641 29-Aug-09 04-Jan-52 19 7 13992 G10/1570 MANZOOR AHMED FBISE ISLAMABAD FBISE ISLAMABAD AUTONOMOUS 3740506092801 01-Oct-09 11-Jan-52 19 452 5423 00-0004-0202 M SUBHAN PESCO HQ PESHAWAR PESCO AUTONOMOUS 1610111712675 04-Sep-09 20-Feb-52 19 123 RAJA MUSHTAQ 3546 00-0026-647 AHMAD IIU IIU AUTONOMOUS 6110119448731 02-Sep-09 16-Mar-52 18 72 15247 01-0008-1671 SHEIKH RIAZ UD DIN NBP NBP AUTONOMOUS 3740506578507 05-Oct-09 03-Apr-52 19 457 CH MUHAMMAD 4885 00-0045-0141 AKHTAR PEPCO PEPCO AUTONOMOUS 3520113117801 03-Sep-09 15-Apr-52 19 97 6747 00-0008-2746
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