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Office of the Returning Officer Pakistan Bar Council Elections – 2020 OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER PAKISTAN BAR COUNCIL ELECTIONS – 2020 N O T I F I C A T I O N No. /PBC/SEC/2020 December , 2020 In pursuance of Rule 29 of the Pakistan Legal Practitioners & Bar Councils Rules, 1976, I, Khalid Jawed Khan, Attorney-General for Pakistan and Chairman, Pakistan Bar Council, hereby publish the list of Members of Balochistan Bar Council as electoral Roll for Election of Member of the Pakistan Bar Council to be elected for the Balochistan:- S.NO. N A M E ADDRESS 1. Mr. Rehmatullah Khan …. Law Chamber, Fateh Khan Centre, Office No. 11, Adalat Road, Taxi Stand, Quetta 2. Mr. Khalil Ahmad Panezai …. Panezai Law Associate, Office No. 2, Suraj Ganj Bazar, Corner Jinnah Road, Quetta 3. Mr. Muhammad Najamuddin Mengal …. Office No. 47, Regal Plaza, Jinnah Road, Quetta 4. Mr. Muhammad Ayub Tareen …. 22, NIzam Colony, Chaman Patak, Jail Road, Quetta. 5. Mr. Qasim Ali …. Dasht Law Chamber, Advocate Complex, Turbat, District Kech. 6. Mr. Rahib Khan Buledi …. Office: Universal Complex, 2nd Floor, Room No. 06, Jinnah Road, Quetta 7. Mr. Munir Ahmed Khan Kakar …. House No. 07, Abdal Colony, Shaboo Road, Near G. O. R. Colony, Quetta (Khalid Jawed Khan) Attorney-General for Pakistan & Chairman, Pakistan Bar Council OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER PAKISTAN BAR COUNCIL ELECTIONS – 2020 N O T I F I C A T I O N No. /PBC/SEC/2020 December , 2020 In pursuance of Rule 29 of the Pakistan Legal Practitioners & Bar Councils Rules, 1976, I, Khalid Jawed Khan, Attorney-General for Pakistan and Chairman, Pakistan Bar Council, hereby publish the list of Members of Islamabad Bar Council as electoral Roll for Election of Member of the Pakistan Bar Council to be elected for the Islamabad (ICT):- S.NO. N A M E ADDRESS 1. Syed Qamar Hussain Sabzwari …. Office: Suite No. 5, 13-D, Shalimar Center, F-8, Islamabad 2. Raja Muhammad Aleem Khan Abbasi …. House No. 384, Street No. 31, Sector G-10/1, Islamabad 3. Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Abbasi …. House No.1961, Mohallah Murshad Town, Kurri Road, Khana Kak, Rawalpindi. 4. Mr. Naseer Ahmad Kayani …. House No. 1003, Street No. 105, Sector I-10/4, Islamabad. 5. Mr. Adil Aziz Qazi …. House No. 9, Street No. 17, Sector G, D.H.A. – II, Islamabad (Khalid Jawed Khan) Attorney-General for Pakistan & Chairman, Pakistan Bar Council OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER PAKISTAN BAR COUNCIL ELECTIONS – 2020 N O T I F I C A T I O N No. /PBC/SEC/2020 December , 2020 In pursuance of Rule 29 of the Pakistan Legal Practitioners & Bar Councils Rules, 1976, I, Khalid Jawed Khan, Attorney-General for Pakistan and Chairman, Pakistan Bar Council, hereby publish the list of Members of Khyber Pakhtun Khawa (NWFP) Bar Council as electoral Roll for Election of Members of the Pakistan Bar Council to be elected for the Province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa:- S.NO. N A M E ADDRESS 1. Mr. Shahid Raza Malik …. H.# 3,Mohallah Eid Gah Colony, Charsadda Road, Peshawar 2. Mr. Noor Alam Khan …. Alam Law Associates, Near Gulbahar Stop, Peshawar 3. Mr. Sadiq Ali Momand …. Flat No. 2, Shahab Flats, Dora Road, Kohat Road, Peshawar. 4. Mr. Obaid Ullah Anwar …. Shami Road, Mohallah Attaullah, Hussan Ghari, Peshawar …. Upper Bar Room, Peshawar High Court Building, Peshawar 5. Syed Taimur Ali Shah …. A-2, Haroon Mansion, Khyber Bazar, Peshawar. 6. Mr. Abdul Fayaz Khan …. Laiba House, H.# 9, Old Bara Road, University Town,Peshawar 7. Mr. Raza Ullah Khan …. Banglow # 2, Kanday Bala Mehmood Abad, Vill.Pushtakhra Bala, Peshawar …. Naseem Building, Chick Center, Tipu Sultan Road, Peshawar 8. Mr. Noman-ul-Haq Kaka Khel …. H. # 132, Street # 6, Block-B, ASC Colony, Nowshera Cantt. 9. Mr. Muhammad Sareer Khan …. Mohallah Malik Khel, Village & P.O. Umarzai, Teh. & Distt. Charsadda. …. Judicial Complex, Charsadda. 10. Mr. Amjid Salim Khan …. H. # 1, Street # 06, Gulshan Saleem, Malakand Road, Mardan ( 2 ) 11. Mr. Zarbad Shah …. Shahbaz Ghari, District Mardan …. C/o District Courts, Mardan 12. Syed Mubashir Shah …. Mohallah Sadat, Vill. Ismaila, District Swabi …. C/o Judicial Complex Shah Mansoor, District Courts, Mardan 13. Mr. Ahmed Farooq Khattak …. District Courts, Karak 14. Mr. Fawad Hussain …. OTS, Road Mansoor Khel, Jungle Khel, Kohat …. C/o District Courts, Kohat 15. Mr. Shah Hussain …. Village Bazar, Ahmed Khan, Bannu. 16. Sardar Hashmat Nawaz Sadozai …. Meneez Abad Colony, Tank Road, D. I. Khan 17. Sardar Umar Farooq Miankhel …. Near Besaki Ground, Dera Ismail Khan 18. Haji Zafar Iqbal …. C/o District Courts, Lakki Marwat. 19. Mr. Muhammad Ilyas Khan …. House No. 1195, Sector # J, Khalabat Town Ship, Tehsil & District Haripur. 20. Syed Shah Faisal …. C/o District Courts,Abbottabad. 21. Mr. Muhammad Ali Jadoon …. C/o District Courts, Abbottabad. 22. Mr. Munir Hussain Lughmani …. C/o District Courts, Mansehra. 23. Mr. Waqar Ahmed Khan …. Jehangiri Law Chamber, Districts Courts Mansehra. 24. Mr. Muhammad Sherin Khan …. C/o District Courts Batkhela. 25. Syed Farid Jan …. Village Sweer Daroch, Tehsil and District Chitral 26. Mr. Akbar Khan …. Jasmeen Town, Tehsil Dir, District Dir Upper 27. Mr. Naeem-ud-Din …. Kabal, Tehsil Kabal,District Swat. 28. Mr. Haq Nawaz Shangla …. Nawaz Abad Lilowani, Alpurai, District Shangla (Khalid Jawed Khan) Attorney-General for Pakistan & Chairman, Pakistan Bar Council OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER PAKISTAN BAR COUNCIL ELECTIONS – 2020 N O T I F I C A T I O N No. /PBC/SEC/2020 December , 2020 In pursuance of Rule 29 of the Pakistan Legal Practitioners & Bar Councils Rules, 1976, I, Khalid Jawed Khan, Attorney-General for Pakistan and Chairman, Pakistan Bar Council, hereby publish the list of Members of Punjab Bar Council as electoral Roll for Election of Members of the Pakistan Bar Council to be elected for the Province of Punjab:- S.NO. N A M E ADDRESS 1. Ch. Imran Hussain Chatha …. C/o Bar Association, Chishtian, District Bahawal Nagar. 2. Haji Mohammad Afzal Dharala …. C/o Bar Association, Hasilpur 3. Malik Sikandar Hayat Nangaana …. Basti Isran, Tehsil Khair pur Tammewali, Bahawalpur. 4. Mr. Muhammad Nasir Joiya …. 6-Akbar Colony, Satellite Town, Bahawalpur 5. Mr. Abdul Basit Khan Baloch …. 1/c, New Satellite Town, Gulshan-e-Usman, Rahim Yar Khan. 6. Mr. Akhtar Ali Mehmood Chahour …. H. # 4, St. # 2, Zafar Park, Sakhi Sarwar Colony, Rahim Yar Khan. 7. Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Saqib …. C/o District Courts, D. G. Khan 8. Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Juni …. Ward No. 9, Mohallah Buzdar, Layyah. 9. Mr. Ijaz Ahmad Gurmani …. Near GEPCO T Point, Mohalla Lodhi, Model Town, Tehsil Kot Adu,Distt Muzaffargarh 10. Mr. Jam Muhammad Younis …. H. # 55-G, Moalla Qaimwala Muzaffargarh 11. Pir Imran Akram Bodla …. Kot Bodla, P.O. Kotla Mughlan, Tehsil Jampur, District Rajanpur 12. Mr. Sajjad Hussain Tangra …. C/o Waheed Khan, Moh: Sadiq Tibbi, Behind Police # 1, Multan 13. Malik Muhammad Tariq Nonari … H. # 27, Block-Y, Lane-2, Peoples Colony, Khanewal ( 2 ) 14. Rana Muhammad Iqbal Noon …. Chah Manzoorwali, Mouza No Qabal Wah, Tehsil Kahroor Pacca, District Lodhran. 15. Syed Jaffar Tayyar Bukhari …. 342-B, Gulgasht Colony, Multan 16. Khawaja Qaiser Butt …. 247/8-H, I/S Haram Gate, Saban Wali Gali, Multan 17. Rana Tufail Ahmad Noon …. Sub-Divisional Courts, Shujabad District Multan 18. Ch. Daoud Ahmad Wains …. H. # 77, Block-C, Wapda Town, Phase-1, Multan 19. Rao Sheraz Raza …. H. # No. 257, St. # 9, X-Block, Peoples Colony, Vehari 20. Ch. Shafqat Ali …. H. # 374, Ward # 9, Quaid-e- Azam Road, Tehsil Mailsi, District Vehari. 21. Mr. Ghulam Abbas Nissoana …. 55-District Courts, Chiniot. 22. Mr. Changaze Ahmad Khan Kakar …. Chamber No. 53, District Courts, Faisalabad 23. Mian Mehran Tahir …. The Premier Cold Storage, Soosan Road, Faisalabad 24. Mr. Farooq Dogar …. 256-A, Gulberg Colony, Faisalabad 25. Mr. Imtiaz Ahmad Loona …. 65-District Courts, Faisalabad 26. Ch. Muhammad Mushtaq …. H. No. 9, Aamir Colony, Yousaf Shah Road, Jhang Saddar. 27. Rana Muhammad Akram Khan …. Rana House, 334/JB-Ram Chand, Tehsil Gojra, District Toba Tek Singh. 28. Malik Israr Ahmad …. Vill. & P.O. Darya Sharif, Attock 29. Ch. Muhammad Ishfaq Kahoot …. H. # MCB-AC/7237, Dab Road, Chakwal. 30. Raja Zafar Iqbal …. 8-Civil Lines, Janjua Colony, Jhelum. 31. Mr. Basharat Ullah Khan …. H. # 82, Safari Villas, Behria Town, Phase-VII, Hasex Road, Rawalpindi. 32. Mr. Asad Mahmood Abbasi …. H. # 137/AD, Abbasi Chowk, Ali Abad, Dhok Ali Akbar, Rawalpindi ( 3 ) 33. Ch. Asif Mehmood Lakhan …. H. # 498-B/III, Khurram Colony, Muslim Town, Rawalpindi 34. Raja Farakh Arif Bhatti …. Vill. & P.O. Sood Gangal, Tehsil and District Rawalpindi. 35. Mr. Taufiq Asif …. 129/B, Satellite Town,Rawalpindi. 36. Mr. Mazhar Hussain Joyia …. Chak No. 20/TDA, Tehsil Darya Khan, District Bhakkar. 37. Malik Abrar Hussain Jasra …. P.O.: Khas, Peelo Vains, Tehsil Noor Pur, District Khushab. 38. Malik Saleem Iqbal Awan …. Vill. & P.O. Kalri, Tehsil & District Mianwali. 39. Rao Fazal-ur-Rehman Abid …. H. # 1, St.-E, Block-X, New Satellite Town, Sargodha. 40. Mian Abdul Qadeer Ahmad Jalip …. 112-Stadium Road, Sargodha 41. Ch. Irfan Saeed …. District Courts, Gujranwala. 42. Mr. Zaheer Ahmad Cheema …. 60-B, Garden Town, Gujranwala. 43. Rana Abrar Ahmad Khan …. 2-Disposal Road, Wahdat Road, Gujranwala 44. Mr. Aurang Zaib Marl …. St. # 9, Washundi Pura, Sargodha Road, Gujrat 45. Ch. Muhammad Naveed Warraich …. Warraich House, Moula Dad Colony, Gujrat 46. Mr. Muhammad Farooq Khokhar …. H. # 4, St. # 4, Bijli Ghar, Hafizabad 47. Mr. Qasim Mehmood Baba …. P.O. Khas, Chailianwala, Tehsil & District Mandi Bahauddin. 48. Ch. Umar Farooq Akbar …. Al-Umer, Circular Road, Narowal 49. Mr. Raheel Kamran Cheema …. Gali Baba Sadiq Butt Wali, Afshan Road, Tehsil Daska, District Sialkot. 50. Mr. Shamshad Ahmad Bajwa …. H. # 572-3, Adjacent Taseer Centre, Katchery Road, Sialkot 51.
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