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Renewal List S/NO REN# / NAME FATHER'S PRESENT ADDRESS DATE OF ACADEMIC REN DATE NAME BIRTH QUALIFICATION 1 34232 FOUZIA SAFHIR AHMED H NO. 6 NEAR NOORANI MASJID HALIROAD, 1-5-1977 BSC 31/06/2017 HYDERABAD, SINDH 2 25297 HAIDER ALI MUHAMMAD ALMAN HOMOEO CLINIC LAJPAT ROAD , 15/6/1967 MATRIC 12/07/2014 SADDIQUE AKBAR HYDERABAD, SINDH SADDIQUIE 3 28482 SANA NAEEM UDDIN H/NO. 171 BLOCK D UNIT NO . 2 LATIFABAD HYD, 15-2-1983 FSC 13/07/2014 HYDERABAD, SINDH 4 21469 FAWAD FAROUK ISMAIL 386/SADDAR,, HYDERABAD, SINDH 5/6/1972 MATRIC 14/07/2014 FAROUKNAIM NAIM 5 29355 SAIMA MAQBOOL HOUSE NO.96 BLOCK CLIAQUAT ABAD, 9-6-1979 MATRIC 14/07/2014 MAQBOOL AHMED HYDERABAD, SINDH 6 21917 MUHAMMAD ABDUL H.NO.199/C,MILLAT ABAD,, HYDERABAD, SINDH 9/3/1969 M.A 14/07/2014 INAM ULLAH RASHEED SHAIKH 7 25429 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD WARD NO. 7 GHARIBABAD TANDO JAN NEAR 5-8-1966 MATRIC 14/07/2014 RAFIQUE NAZIR RAILWAY GATE DISTT. HYD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 8 21472 SHAKEEL JAMIL AHMED H.NO.B-5,L.M.C.H., HYDERABAD, SINDH 1/2/1960 B.A 14/07/2014 AHMED 9 21548 DARYA KHAN MAHRRAM KHA BLOCK BANIS LIAQAT MEDICALHASPITAL, 12/2/1965 M.A 14/07/2014 RIND FIND HYDERABAD, SINDH 10 21403 MUHAMMAD YADAN KHAN H.NO.410 NUSRAT COLONY HALIROAD, 22/5/1965 B.A 14/07/2014 MOBEEN KHAN HYDERABAD, SINDH 11 28644 ALI HASSAN ABDUL MAJEED NEAR MUHAMMADI MASJID CHISHTIAN COLONY 2-6-1977 MATRIC 15/07/2014 NOORAN BASTI, HYDERABAD, SINDH 12 28768 MUHAMMAD KHURSHID ALI H NO. 533 UNIT NO. 11 AIRPORT ROAD HYD, 20-5-1971 MATRIC 15/07/2014 IDREES HYDERABAD, SINDH 13 30750 MUHAMMAD ABDUL HANNAN SHOP NO. 39/40 MOH AL REHMAN SHOPING 15-9-1977 FA 15/07/2014 NOMAN SHAIKH SHAIKH CENTRE RESHAM BAZAR HYD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 14 28645 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD H/NO. 85 MEHBOOB TOWN PHASE -1NORIANI BASTI 6-3-1975 MATRIC 15/07/2014 UMER YAMEEN HYD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 15 27756 PARVEEN ALI AHMED H NO. 130 BLOCK B UNIT NO. 10 LATIF 2-3-1965 MATRIC 15/07/2014 SHEIKH ABADHYDERABAD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 16 28362 IQBAL AHMAD HABIB AHMAD 5/A TAJ COLONY UNIT NO.6 LATIFABAD HYD, 28-8-1946 MA 15/07/2014 HYDERABAD, SINDH 17 26974 MUHAMMAD MAHEEF KHAN H NO. B -111 LATIF ABAD NO. 9 MIR FAZAL TOWN 1-4-1966 MATRIC 15/08/2014 MANSOOR PATTAN HYD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 18 25469 FAISAL FARAK FARAUK ISMAIL NAMI CLINIC 386, SADDAR BAZAR, HYDERABAD, 14-8-1973 MBBS 18/08/2014 NAMI NAMI SINDH 19 27758 ABDUL RAFIQUE ABDUL AZIZ H NO. 130 BLOCK B UNIT NO. 10 12-12- MATRIC 25/08/2014 LATIFABADHYDERABAD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 1963 20 25488 MUHAMMAD LAL DIN F/ NO. 107, AREA UC -3, MEER SHAHMUHAMMAD 1/1/1976 MATRIC 25/08/2014 IQBAL GRIH P/O TANDO ALLAH YAR , HYDERABAD, SINDH 21 35345 MUHAMMAD HAFIZ ABDUL BANGLOW -31 B,GULSHAN VLLAS,GULSHAN-E-HALI 14/5/1966 B.Sc. 2/9/2014 SHAHID SATTAR ROAD,, HYDERABAD, SINDH 22 47343 ANJUM NAHEED MUHAMMAD GOTH AKBAR ALI SHAH P/O SHAH KARIM DISTT, 28-11-1958 MA 20/09/2014 AFZAL HYDERABAD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 23 28794 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD SINDH POLY CLINIC BHATTI ROAD PHHULELY , 19-8-1964 MATRIC 13/10/2014 HUSSAIN HAYAT HYDERABAD SINDH 13/10/2014 HUSSAIN HAYAT HYDERABAD, SINDH S/NO REN# / NAME FATHER'S PRESENT ADDRESS DATE OF ACADEMIC REN DATE NAME BIRTH QUALIFICATION 24 30749 PIR MUHAMMAD BUNDOO KHAN H/NO. 174/ SARDAR COLONY NEAR NEWJAMIA 3-8-1972 MATRIC 31/10/2014 MOSQUE AHLI ROAD HYD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 25 26645 BASHARAT NOOR WALI BASHIR ABAD TEH, TANDO WALAH YAR DISTT, 15-1-1968 MATRIC 08/11/2014 AHMAD HYDERABAD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 26 22361 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD H.NO. 186-NISHTER COLONY,UNIT NO.5 LATIFABAD,, 14/12/1967 B.Sc. 10/11/2014 IAKHR-E-ALAM ASLAM HYDERABAD, SINDH 27 30588 ABDUL HANAN NOOR FLAT, -19 2ND FLOOR BLOCK A JINNAH MEDANLUHM 1-10-1968 MATRIC 17/11/2014 MUHAMMAD OPD HYDERABAD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 28 8086 ABDUL JABBAR MUHAMMAD. H#10 ILYASW BAGH COLONY UC 11 TANDU JAN, 5/9/1961 MATRIC 24/11/2014 SAGHIR HYDERABAD, SINDH 29 26372 NAZIA SHARIF MUHAMMAD SITE AREA HASUNI COLONY BLOCK DH/NO.240,, 4-4-1983 MATRIC 11/12/2014 SHARIF HYDERABAD, SINDH 30 25738 MEHMOOD ALI MUHAMMAD H.NO. 297 WARD G MILLATABAD COLONY ST NO. 3 , MATRIC 16/12/2014 MUNSHI HYDERABAD, SINDH 31 29912 KAMRAN SHAHAB UD DIN H NO. 339 BLOCK C UNIT NO. 6 LATIFABAD 4-3-1984 MATRIC 21/12/2014 HYDERABAD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 32 35638 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD HOUSE NO. 349-A, LOHAR GALI TANDO ADAM DISTT,, 20-4-1984 MATRIC 8/1/2015 JUNAID JAVED HYDERABAD, SINDH KHOKHAR KHOKHAR 33 26202 GHULAM HUSSAIN BUX H NO. A/287 LATIFABAD NO. 11 BLOCK EDISTT, 1-4-1944 MSC 13/01/2015 RASOOL ARAIN HYDERABAD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 34 22540 ABDUL SATTAR MUHAMMAD P.O.SULTANABAD VILLAGE HA,PEROZ HAKRO 25/6/1963 MATRIC 21/01/2015 IBRAHIM TANDO ALLAH YAR,, HYDERABAD, SINDH 35 33605 SAMREEN MATEE-UD-DIN H NO. 74 BLOCK -B UNIT -10 LATIFABAD NEAR AFZAL 17-8-1976 BA 23/01/2015 GROUND HYDER, HYDERABAD, SINDH 36 30593 IKHTIAR ALI MUKHTAR ALI H NO. G-2 /2126 GALI MOH, KHIJA ABAD NOOR 30-3-1977 MATRIC 23/01/2015 ODIANCINEMA , HYDERABAD, SINDH 37 30862 ABDUL SATTAR HAJI ALLAH ALMAN HOMOEO CLINIC LAJPAT ROAD HYDER, 4-3-1960 MATRIC 25/01/2015 BACHAYA HYDERABAD, SINDH 38 25964 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD H NO. B-56, NAWAHAT BAZAR TANDO JAM DISTT,, 12/11/1959 B.A 30/01/2015 SHAFIQ HANEEF HYDERABAD, SINDH 39 25963 QAMAR UDDIN ABDUL H NO. 1477/161 TANDO MIR MEHMOODJURIAL SHAH 1/3/1958 B.A 30/01/2015 REHMAN COLONY , HYDERABAD, SINDH 40 36541 ASMA JAMEEL UR H NO.-A 1142434 JAMIL ROAD HIRABAD P/O HYD, 20-11-1974 MATRIC 23/2/2015 REHMAN HYDERABAD, SINDH 41 28418 JALIL AHMAD MUHAMMAD H NO. 851 MOH, DUSTGEER COLONYUNITNO. 11 10-10- MATRIC 24/02/2015 AHMED LATIFABAD , HYDERABAD, SINDH 1972 42 26994 NIZAM ZAHOOR H NO. 128 GALI MOH, BLOCK -B GARIB NAWAZ 12-11-1966 MATRIC 24/02/2015 COLONY HALI ROAD HYD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 43 39999 RAI MAL SHAGAN KHATTI PARO DEH JARKI P/O HASKAR FAZAL HOTEL 3-2-1982 MATRIC 5/3/2015 , HYDERABAD, SINDH 44 36539 KASHIF JAMIL AHMAD HOUSE NO. A/28, GALI NO. 06, MOH, DADAN SHAH 14-9-1987 MATRIC 07/03/2015 PARK SARFRAZ COLONY, HYDERABAD, SINDH 45 37001 AKBAR ALI MUHAMMAD HOUSE NO. 7/A, NEAR KACHI MOH, PHULAI, 28-1-1963 MATRIC 18/3/2015 MOOSA KHAN HYDERABAD, SINDH 46 43369 FARIDA FAZAL UR H. 7 BLOCK C MALIK TOWN, HYDERABAD, SINDH 1/1/1973 F.A 18/03/2015 REHMAN REHMAN 47 31121 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD H NO. 236 BAFALI COLONY TEPO SULTAN ROAD MATRIC 19/03/2015 KASHIF KHAN ASHRAF KHAN HYDERABAD HYDERABAD SINDH 19/03/2015 KASHIF KHAN ASHRAF KHAN HYDERABAD, HYDERABAD, SINDH S/NO REN# / NAME FATHER'S PRESENT ADDRESS DATE OF ACADEMIC REN DATE NAME BIRTH QUALIFICATION 48 38183 MUHAMMAD ABDUL SATTAR H NO. 115 G ST, NO. 2 MUKHI BAGH ALLAMACOLONY 1-1-1978 FA 2/4/2015 ZUBAIR HYDERABAD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 49 30736 AIJAZ HAIDER SUALEH ADIL HOMOEO STORE HALI ROAD HYDER, 14-2-1979 MATRIC 10/04/2015 HAIDER HYDERABAD, SINDH 50 39829 SAIMA KANWAL SAEED AHMAD HOUSE NO. 12, COM AREA UNITE NO. 02, 16-8-1980 FSC 25/4/2015 HYDERABAD, SINDH 51 48015 ZAHEER UDDIN SHARF UDDIN H NO. 171 BLOCK NO. 104 AMERICANQUATERS HYD, 4-8-1980 BSC 27/04/2015 BABAR HYDERABAD, SINDH 52 36491 ABID HUSSIAN MUHAMMAD MIRZA MANZIL FAKIR-KA-PIR,, HYDERABAD, SINDH 12/5/1955 MATRIC 28/4/2015 MUGHAL MIRZA YOUSUF MIRZA 53 36493 ASLAM PARVAIZ ABDUL RASHID NEAR IDENTITY CARD OFFICE,UNIT NO.7, 2/2/1957 B.A 28/4/2015 LATIFABAD,, HYDERABAD, SINDH 54 36494 EHSAN UL MUHAMMAD H.NO.61 KHATYAN ROADTANDO JAM, HYDERABAD, 1/1/1972 MATRIC 28/4/2015 HAQUE AKHTAR SINDH 55 36551 MUHAMMAD AINUL HAQ H.NO. 10E/2865,PLOT. NO. 3, FORT AREA,, 2/2/1956 MATRIC 30/4/2015 SHAREEF HYDERABAD, SINDH 56 36554 AZEEM KHAN BASHARAT H. 902 B/21 CHANDEL REHMAN STRSHAI BAZAR, 15/11/1970 M.A 30/4/2015 KHAN HYDERABAD, SINDH 57 22870 MUHAMMAD ABDUL JABBAR HN 39/A,UNIT NO 5LIAQAT PUR, HYDERABAD, SINDH 15/1/1970 B.Sc. 07/05/2015 AMJAD KHAN KHAN 58 31448 RIZWAN AHMED KHALIL AHMED HOUSE NO. F/34/222, JAGGAT LINE LAJPAT ROAD , 5-3-1976 MATRIC 09/05/2015 HYDERABAD, SINDH 59 22846 ZIA-UR-REHMAN HABIB-UR- H.NO.1372 AMRICAN QUARTERS PATHAN COLONY, 25/12/1977 MATRIC 02/06/2015 REHMAN HYDERABAD, SINDH 60 37961 AHSAN SHAFI DR. SHAFI HOUSE NO. 1187-A , BAQIL PETA MOH, MATIARI , 3-9-1985 BA 3/06/2015 MUHAMMAD HYDERABAD, SINDH 61 26376 NISAR FAKIR H NO. 49 MOHALLAH ISLAMABAD KUMARPORTA 14-3-1973 FA 04/06/2015 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD TANDO YOUSAF ROAD HYD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 62 26755 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD H/NO.3230, IQBAL ABAD PARETABA, HYDERABAD, 5/10/1971 F.A 13/06/2015 FAREED SIDDIQUE SINDH 63 36500 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD VILL LAKHAT TALUKA DISTT, TANDO MUHAMMAD 9-8-1978 FA 3/7/2015 JUMAN UMER KHAN KHAN HYD, HYDERABAD, SINDH 64 26951 TARIQ ZAHEER ZAHIR UDDIN 8TH ALI MANZIL SHAHZAD PLAZAHIRABAD, MATRIC 15/07/2015 HYDERABAD, SINDH 65 22505 NOSHEEN KHAN WAHEED H# 501 BLOCK # C UNIT#2, LATIFABAD, HYDERABAD, 4/10/1975 MATRIC 09/08/2015 AHMED KHAN SINDH 66 22505 SIRAGUDDIN SHAHBUDDIN 81-HAMID PURA NO.1,MIR PUR KHAS,, HYDERABAD, 1/11/1937 MATRIC 24/8/2015 QURESHI QURESHI SINDH 67 39975 SYED ZAKIR ALI SYED HOUSE NO.
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  • Final List of Voters of Associate Class 2019 2020 S

    Final List of Voters of Associate Class 2019 2020 S

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