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HIGH COURT OF SINDH AT KARACHI BEFORE THE PROVINCIAL SELECTION BOARD FOR JUDICIAL OFFICERS MERITWISE LIST OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WHO APPEARED IN THE INTERVIEW HELD FROM 17-12-2013 TO 27-09-2014, RECOMMENDED BY PROVINCIAL SELECTION BOARD FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE POSTS OF CIVIL JUDGE & JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE. Sr.No. Name & Father's Name of Candidate Roll No. 01 Mr. Saleem Khan Keerio S/o Hakim Ali Keerio 1008 02 Mr. Juned Ahmed S/o Faiz Muhammad Memon 523 03 Mr. Wazeer Ali Bohio S/o Ali Nawaz Bohio 1236 04 Mr. Naley Mitho @ Muhammad Ishaq S/o Haji Muhammad Aqil 804 05 Mr. Omparkash S/o Chela Ram 857 06 Mr. Nizakat Ali S/o Muhammad Yousif Tanwari 844 07 Mr. Syed Sajjad Hussain Shah S/o Syed Zaman Shah 1163 08 Mr. Ghulam Madni S/o Peer Mohammad Memon 379 09 Mr. Muhammad Jurial S/o Asghar Ali Rajper 700 10. Mr. Sartaj Uddin Mahar S/o Allah Dino Mahar 1037 11 Mr. Muneer Ahmed S/o Imam Ali Panhwar 762 12 Ms. Ambreen D/o Haji Khan Mashori 181 13 Mr. Zohaib Ahmed S/o Zaheer Uddin 1282 14 Ms. Hina Naz D/o Mohammad Ibrahim 435 15 Mr. Aijaz Ali S/o Ali Asghar Abro 127 16 Mr. Asif Ali S/o Abdul Rasheed 1302 17 Mr. Ghulam Murtaza Maitlo S/o Muhammad Yaqoob Maitlo 390 18 Mr. Sada Hussain Larik S/o Zamir Ul Hasnain 947 19 Mr. Abdul Ghaffar S/o Mohammad Tahir Arain 20 20 Mr. Mashooque Ali S/o Nale Chango 602 21 Mr. Syed Hyder Ali Shah S/o Syed Masoom Ali Shah 1156 22 Ms. Shumaila Abbasi D/o Yaqoob Ali Khan 1126 23 Ms. Sobia Aftab D/o Aftab Alam 1136 24 Mr. Jamaluddin S/o Haji Abdullah Siyal 509 25 Mr. Khurram Amin Khan S/o Muhammad Amin Khan 566 26 Mr. Mir Kamran Ali Talpur S/o Mir Lutaf Ali Talpur 621 27 Mr. Samiullah Memon S/o Haji Sanaullah Memon (Late) 1019 28 Mr. Imtiaz Ali S/o Bux Ali 469 29 Ms. Sonia Awan D/o Nazir Ahmed Awan 1139 30 Mr. Abdur Rehman S/o Umer Din 81 31 Mr. Anwar Ahmed S/o Khursheed Ahmed Jalbani 203 32 Mr. Ateeq Ur Rehman S/o Sher Muhammad 249 33 Mr. Bahadur Ali S/o Ariz Muhammad Mahessar 272 34 Mr. Imtiaz Ahmed Bhanbhro S/o Muhammad Mureed Bhanbhro 467 35 Mr. Azhar Ali Simair S/o Muhammad Siddique 264 36 Ms. Uzma Khatoon D/o Ali Sain Dino Metlo 1206 37 Mr. Abdul Faheem S/o Muhammad Idrees Panhwar 18 38 Mr. Asif Ali Jamali S/o Sikandar Ali Jamali 231 39 Mr. Asif Raza Meer S/o Meer Muhammad Naich 239 40 Mr. Shees Khoso S/o Habibullah Khoso 1104 41 Mr. Gul Muhammad S/o Gul Meer Brohi 407 42 Mr. Kamran Khan S/o Abdul Latif Sandeelo 529 43 Mr. Mansoor S/o Abdul Latif 586 44 Mr. Safdar Ali S/o Muhammad Bux Jatoi 964 45 Mr. Saghir Hussain Shah S/o Nazir Hussain Shah 971 46 Mr. Sajjad Naeem S/o Abdul Naeem 1005 47 Mr. Shamim Qadir Sahito S/o Abdul Qadir Sahito 1091 48 Mr. Waheed Ahmed S/o Abdul Fatah Shaikh 1211 49 Mr. Zaheer Hussain Mangi S/o Ghulam Shabbir Mangi 1256 .

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