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Applications Received for Recruitment As Naib Qasid in Punjab Constabulary Till 07-04-2021 Page 1 of 85 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR RECRUITMENT AS NAIB QASID IN PUNJAB CONSTABULARY TILL 07-04-2021 Form Name with Address as per CNIC with District of Date of Age Till Open Women Minority Disable Employee Overage/ Sr. # Edu: Remarks No. parentage CNIC No. Domicile Birth 07-04-2021 57% 15 % 05 % 03 % Son 20 % Fit Muhammad Tallat Bhatti Fit 35404-5665873-5 r/o Muhallah s/o Amanullah 1 3 Makki Nagar Mureedkey road Sheikhupura 01/08/2002 FSC 18Y,8M,6D yes Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura Syed Usman Ali Shah s/o 35404-8415306-5 r/o Chak Wahi Fit 2 4 Mazhar Hussain Shah No.522 PO same Distt: Sheikhupura 01/04/2003 Matric 18Y,0M,6D yes sheikhupura Nabeel Shakoor s/o Fit 35404-8509339-3 r/o Muhallah Abdul Shakoor 3 10 Christian Basti near Church Sheikhupura 07/02/1998 Middle 23Y,2M,0D yes Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Akash Masih s/o Fit 35404-0663146-5 r/o Esa Nagri 4 20 Mukhtar Masih sheikhupura 05/12/1999 Middle 21Y,4M,2D yes road Chhapa road Sheikhupura Majid Ali s/o 35404-3285488-7 r/o Tibbi Fit 5 25 Muhammad Arif Humbo Chak No.578 Distt: sheikhupura 27/07/1999 F.A 21Y,8M,11D yes Sheikhupura Saif Ullah s/o Shoukat Ali 35404-4346815-9 r/o timbi Fit 6 26 Humbo Chak No.578 Distt: sheikhupura 14/01/1998 F.A 23Y,2M,24D yes Sheikhupura Ehsan Ali s/o Nathha 35404-8753848-1 r/o Tibbi Fit 7 27 Humbo Chak No.578 Distt: sheikhupura 12/10/1996 B.A 24Y,5M,26D yes Sheikhupura Muhammad Faisal s/o 35404-1572400-7 r/o Bhandor Fit 8 28 Muhammad Aslam PO same Farooqaba Distt: sheikhupura 07/01/1999 Matric 22Y,3M,0D yes Sheikhupura Sunny Ameen s/o 35404-8494036-9 r/o Muhallah Fit Ameen Masih Rehman pura near Ketholak 9 33 sheikhupura 17/03/2000 Matric 21Y,0M,21D yes Church Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Afaq Masih s/o Arshad 35404-3274136-1 r/o Muhallah Fit 10 36 Polos Basti Esaian Jhabran Distt: sheikhupura 11/03/1998 Matric 23Y,0M,27D yes Sheikhupura Usman Babar s/o Babar 35404-3066922-5 r/o Muhallah Fit 11 39 Masih Pitras Nagar Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 23/09/2000 Matric 20Y,6M,15D yes Sheikhupura Page 2 of 85 Form Name with Address as per CNIC with District of Date of Age Till Open Women Minority Disable Employee Overage/ Sr. # Edu: Remarks No. parentage CNIC No. Domicile Birth 07-04-2021 57% 15 % 05 % 03 % Son 20 % Fit Dilshad s/o Munawar 35404-9040904-7 r/o Khas Fit 12 52 Hussain Ogand PO Ajnianwala Distt: sheikhupura 10/08/2001 Matric 19Y,7M,28D yes Sheikhupura Muhammad Sabir s/o Fit 35404-7455074-3 r/o Ehsanullah Gurunanakpura Stop Mureedkey 13 55 sheikhupura 21/05/2000 F.A 20Y,10M,17D yes road Muhallah makki Nagar Distt: Sheikhupura Fayyaz Ahmed s/o 35404-4825478-9 village Fit 14 58 Maqsood Alam Mustafaabad PO Ajnianwala sheikhupura 04/08/1999 Matric 21Y,8M,3D yes Distt: Sheikhupura Talha Shoukat s/o 35404-6984215-7 r/o Muhallah Fit 15 61 Shoukat Ali Shahabad Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 12/05/1997 Matric 23Y,10M,26D yes Sheikhupura Azman Ali s/o Subey 35404-2417276-1 r/o village Fit 16 65 Khan Ogand PO Ajnianwala Distt: sheikhupura 08/04/1996 Middle 24Y,11M,30D yes sheikhupura Tayyab Basheer s/o 35404-1727306-9 r/o Tariq road Fit 17 66 Muhammad Basheer Muhallah Asghar Abad Shakir sheikhupura 13/02/2000 Matric 21Y,1M,25D yes Street Sheikhupura Awais Kamran Chand s/o Fit 35404-8794835-9 r/o Taj colony Muhammad Saifullah 18 71 Bhandore PO Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 26/11/2000 Matric 20Y,4M,12D yes Sheikhupura Muhammad Ilyas s/o Fit 35403-2015512-3 r/o Tareywala Muhammad Rafique PO Goband Garh Chak No.6/RB 19 75 sheikhupura 06/08/2000 Middle 20Y,8M,1D yes Tehsil Safdarabad Distt: Sheikhupura Umer Sohail s/o 35404-3114759-3 r/o PO same Fit 20 80 sheikhupura 12/05/2000 Middle 20Y,10M,26D yes Muhammad Rafique kadlathi Distt: Sheikhupura Amanat Ali s/o Nemat 35404-9047338-3 r/o Tibbi Fit 21 90 Ali Hambo Chak No.578 PO same sheikhupura 25/11/1997 F.A 23Y,4M,13D yes Distt: Sheikhupura Zohaib Iftikhar s/o Fit 35404-2840614-9 r/o House Muhammad Iftikhar No.B-1, 45.9/1 Muhallah 22 101 sheikhupura 03/05/2001 Middle 19Y,11M,4D yes Muhammad Bin Qasim road Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Page 3 of 85 Form Name with Address as per CNIC with District of Date of Age Till Open Women Minority Disable Employee Overage/ Sr. # Edu: Remarks No. parentage CNIC No. Domicile Birth 07-04-2021 57% 15 % 05 % 03 % Son 20 % Fit Faisal Maqbool s/o 35404-4345671-7 r/o village Fit 23 103 Maqbool Hussain Padianwala PO Farooqabad sheikhupura 16/11/1999 Matric 21Y,4M,22D yes Distt: Sheikhupura Zain Ali s/o Dildar 35404-6147336-9 r/o near Fit Hussain Imam Bargah Muhallah Imam 24 104 sheikhupura 01/01/2000 ICS 21Y,3M,6D yes Kot Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Ali Raza s/o Dildar 35404-6146386-9 r/o near Fit Hussain Imam Bargah Muhallah Imam 25 105 sheikhupura 01/06/2002 Matric 18Y,10M,6D yes Kot Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Gohar Ali s/o Zafar Iqbal Fit 35404-3663481-9 r/o street No.4 Dr. Ismaeel wali Muhallah 26 113 sheikhupura 20/01/2001 Matric 20Y,2M,18D yes Rasoolnagar Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Muhammad Usama 35404-0622025-1 r/o Bandokey Fit 27 116 Iqbal s/o Muhammad PO Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 20/10/2002 Middle 18Y,5M,18D yes Iqbal Sheikhupura Muhammad Shehzad s/o Fit 35404-4626054-7 r/o Mirza 28 126 Allah Ditta sheikhupura 23/05/2000 F.A 20Y,10M,15D yes Virkan Mukta Distt; sheikhupura Sohail Akram s/o 35404-3896957-5 r/o PO same Fit 29 135 sheikhupura 07/01/1997 Middle 24Y,3M,0D yes Muhammad Akram Buttar Distt: Sheikhupura Ali Hassan s/o 35404-3434993-3 r/o Buttar Fit 30 139 sheikhupura 10/08/2001 Matric 19Y,7M,28D yes Muhammad Shabbir Distt: Sheikhupura Muhammad Naeem s/o Fit 35404-5332046-1 r/o PO same 31 144 Muhammad Siddique sheikhupura 12/06/2001 F.A 19Y,9M,26D yes Bhikhi Distt: sheikhupura Muhammad Shafique 35404-8336749-5 r/o Muhallah Fit 32 145 s/o Muhammad Rafique Mughalpura Jandiala road Distt: sheikhupura 10/04/1992 F.A 28Y,11M,28D yes sheikhupura Umer Hayat s/o Ilyas 35404-1842467-1 r/o Fit 33 146 Ahmed Mughalpura Jandiala road sheikhupura 02/08/1999 F.A 21Y,8M,5D yes Sheikhupura Rizwan Mushtaq s/o 35404-8807892-3 r/o Muhallah Fit 34 152 Mushtaq Hussain Farooq Nagar Street No.6 Distt: sheikhupura 20/01/1994 Matric 27Y,2M,18D yes sheikhupura Page 4 of 85 Form Name with Address as per CNIC with District of Date of Age Till Open Women Minority Disable Employee Overage/ Sr. # Edu: Remarks No. parentage CNIC No. Domicile Birth 07-04-2021 57% 15 % 05 % 03 % Son 20 % Fit Zain Ali s/o Mubarik Ali 35404-4433956-5 r/o House Fit NO.7 street No.1 Muhallah 35 155 sheikhupura 14/05/2000 Primary 20Y,10M,24D yes Gurunanakpura Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Ahmed Khan s/o 35404-4423258-7 r/o village Fit 36 158 Muhammad Afzal Khan Baharr PO Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 24/10/1999 Matric 21Y,5M,14D yes sheikhupura Hamza Sharafat s/o 35404-4353174-3 r/o Irfan Fit Sharafat Ali street House No.1 Muhallah 37 159 sheikhupura 03/01/2000 F.A 21Y,3M,4D yes Shahabad Farooqabad Distt: Sehikhupura Muhammad Aleem s/o 35404-1962688-9 r/o Noorpura Fit 38 162 Muhammad Rafique PO same Machike Distt: sheikhupura 20/11/2001 Middle 19Y,4M,18D yes Sheikhupura Syed Faizan Ali Shah s/o 35404-8569386-1 r/o Rakh Fit 39 163 Syed Sajjad Hussain Syedan Machike PO same Distt: sheikhupura 21/06/1998 Middle 22Y,9M,17D yes Shah Seheikhupura Mubeen Hassan s/o 35404-5673531-3 Muhallah Fit 40 169 Basheer Ahmed Rasoolpura Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 15-04-1996 Middle 24Y,11M,23D yes Sheikhupura Muhammad Qasim s/o 35404-2598287-9 r/o PO same Fit 41 175 sheikhupura 02/04/2000 Matric 21Y,0M,5D yes Muhammad Akram Kujjar Distt: sheikhupura Muhammad Fayyaz s/o 35404-6176095-9 r/o street Fit 42 179 Muhammad Akram No.4 Muhallah Rasoolpura sheikhupura 17/11/2001 Middle 19Y,4M,21D yes Farooqabd Distt: Sheikhupura Aneeb Hassan s/o 35404-9950429-1 r/o Chowk Fit Rafaqat Ali Munshi Talib Hussain Nokhar 43 181 sheikhupura 07/02/2001 Matric 20Y,2M,0D yes Qadeem Farooqabad Distt: Sheikhupura Muhammad Azeem Fit 35404-2777654-1 r/o Bandokey Arshad s/o Arshad Ali 44 184 PO same Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 18/11/1998 Matric 22Y,4M,20D yes Sheikhupura Nazim Hussain s/o 35201-8421194-3 r/o Nokhar Fit 45 195 Khadim Husain Qadeem Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 03/02/2000 Matric 21Y,2M,4D yes Sheikhupura Husnain Sanaullah s/o 35404-2675367-1 r/o Fit 46 196 Sanaullah Padianwala Farooqabad Distt: sheikhupura 04/01/2000 Matric 21Y,3M,3D yes Sheikhupura Page 5 of 85 Form Name with Address as per CNIC with District of Date of Age Till Open Women Minority Disable Employee Overage/ Sr.
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