Posing for the firing squads

One cannot dispute the single-minded resolve of the people across the Mediterranean Arab world for change.  The droves that come out of their homes everyday and face the firing squads are no less sincere in their desire for seeking change than 18th century French or the revolutionaries of Iran. 

I find poetry conveniently missing in the reporting of massacres of protesters in the global media.  There are only brief moments in generations that revolutionary movements occur.  Time knocks on the Mediterranean.  Unfortunately, perhaps the TV, Film and Media industries prefer revolutions nicely scripted through paid writers instead of leaving them in the hands of those posing for the firing squads. 

Punjabi Months

1. Po [December]
2. Maagh [Jan]
3. Phagan [Feb]
4. Chaiter [March]
5. Baisaakh [April]
6. Jaytth [May]
7. Haarr [June]
8. Saavan [July]
9. Bhaadroun [August]
10. As-suu [Sept]
11. Kat-aa [October]
12. Magar [Novermber]

Mickey Mouse Revolutions?

The revolutions of Arabia are, not surprisingly, turning out to be mickey mouse revolutions at best.  Egypt is firmly in the grip of the military dictators who are attempting to cushion the blows of the young against an old order.  Libyan nationalists, hoping to secure a different future find themselves, again not surprisingly, stuck between a senile old leader trying to wipe them out and NATO air strikes meant to convey who controls the ace card as well as invite the side willing to sign a Faustian pact vis a vis oil contracts.  Bahrain is now occupied by the defender of the two holy mosques.  The Yemeni leader is willing to leave but only after handpicking his successor.

Attempts to stage manage the aspirations of the people who seek change seem to be an exercise in vain. But regional an international forces would much like to see a mere facade of the new with cosmetic changes rather than what the protesters demand.  
More things change...

Post Cricket Semi-Final Analysis by Sabzi Mandi Vendors

"Sister-fuckers!"

"They lost a match that was won!"

"Sons of thieves!"

"Sister-fuckers!"

Gaddafi's last stand

As Tunisia and Egypt went down to anti-government protesters, the message for the rest of the Middle Eastern regimes was to stand up and fight it out.  Unfortunately, this is no longer an age when media and channels of communications can be curtailed. 

However, Bahrain, Libya and Yemen are next in line for the battles for regime change.  Bahraini leadership seems to have over-played its violent hand and now the opposition looks like it has won the upper hand.  Back in 1994, I was privy to some of the ethnic strife when I'd travel through the congested areas around the Yateem Center.  Apparently much of Bahrain's police force was recruited from Pakistani Punjabis - who were often targeted by the majority community.  The sunni royalty of Bahrain will probably give up most of it's power to the majority group(s) in exchange for ensuring that Iran has negative impact on future policy decisions.  For a regime that will inevitably fall, the other oil rich Arab states in the region are going to press the Bahraini royalty to do them a favor and gain something out of the fall. 

Gaddafi's Libya is crushing the Benghazi rebellion seeking a full-fledged battle.  It reflects how these protesters are not seeking a compromise.  Both sides know it's a 'do-or-die' scenario, a zero-sum game.  There is no notion of 'truth-and-reconciliation' commissions being formed.  The successes of Tunisia, Egypt and eventually Bahrain, is proving to be contagious. 

Although so far Egypt and Tunisia seem like a case of 'aasman say utra, khajuur main atka' (i.e. out of the pan and into the fire) so far, the middle class which has lead these movements will nevertheless find common ground in other nations as well.  Right now, it's only a 'half-victory' at best.  But it's unlikely that the ruling elites will be able to convince the people to accept a change of face in return for maintaining a status quo for too long. 

If Gaddafi fails to remain in power despite causing a bloodbath, it will signal serious trouble for Algeria and more importantly, other oil-rich Arab states. 

Developing a mindset for tourism

The pitfalls from a lack of vision can be seen in the lost opportunities in the tourism sector of Pakistan.  This is an industry that first and foremost requires a mindset not merely of tolerance and acceptability of others, but a desire to see others arrive and spend their wealth in the national economy. 

There is an overabundance of historical, social, religious and most of all scenic sites in the country which can be showcased to entice foreign currencies from around the world. 

Historical centers of Buddhism, Sikhism and Hinduism are located here.  Millions from India would welcome the move to open the borders for visits to Hinglaj.  Religious tourism has proven to be a bonanza for the Saudi authorities and Pakistan need not shy away from advertising itself as a center for many religious events. The massive Tablighi Ijtima could also be marketed globally and may even rival the events in Arabia. 

If despite the villainous image of the Pharoah in the Holy Koran, Egyptians still cherish their ancient civilizations and earning billions of dollars annually off of them, and if Iranians are inspired by the pre-Islamic Kings of the Shahnama-e-Firdousi, it is embarrassing to see Pakistan deny its historical and religious venues from generating money. 

To be fair, it is not the preference for any one religion which has wrecked the desire to own the nation's heritage.  It is the general lack of a mindset for appreciating a past of this land and the people it has raised over thousands of years.  The decaying walls of the Shalimar Garden, its littered fountains, the underground tunnels once said to be used by the Mughal Kings closed due to the piled garbage dump of the locality all reveal a disregard and a subconscious disdain for the past. 

There are nations forced to stretch their wildest imaginations in order to sell the importance of their nation and culture.  And there are those like Pakistan who are afflicted with amnesia when it comes to the rich history of its lands.  Perhaps if its leaders saw the tremendous money-making and money-milking potential in tourism, there would a plunge for promoting this industry.  Granted times are rough, but there are enough emotions attached to Hazrat Guru Nanak and Sati Devi and rock formations of the fasting Buddha and the annual Tablighi bashes to convince the pious to ignore the threats and pay homage to the divine venues of Pakistan. 

Imanae Malik haunts Doctors Hospital

Negligence on part of doctors at Lahore's 'most expensive' hospital, known as 'Doctors Hospital', has ruffled, if not shaken those who are performing the duty of saving lives.

The negligence leading to the death of the child Imanae (website: www.imanae.co.uk) has already resulted in the closure of the pharmacy at the hospital for selling 'fake drugs' and not handling temperature sensitive drugs correctly.  The fight against malpractice is lead by the parents of the unfortunate child.  However, holding the mighty accountable is a responsibility of everyone. 

Those who own and run Doctors Hospital are among the wealthiest individuals in the profession.  They are currently running a counter campaign on local television channels in which selected poor patients are (suddenly though not surprisingly) being given free-of-cost treatment to help alleviate the abrasive criticism from the death of Imanae Malik.

However, what is required is an independent body that oversees and enforces at least some of the basic criteria and standards of those practicing medicine.  Doctors will make mistakes.  Doctors, like any other professional, will mostly be concerned about what they are making in financial gains.  Moral behavior will be hard to regulate.

However, there is no excuse for having 'fake' medications or not storing them properly.  Nor is it difficult to ensure that quacks and those who do not have degrees be prevented from practicing (something that may have contributed to Imanae's death).  Such small things can easily be controlled.  And be the first step toward preventing future losses.

NRO Beneficiaries

For what it's worth:

The accused (and their accusations)

ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Law and Justice under the direction of the prime minister on Saturday released official lists containing names of government servants and others who benefited from the NRO.

These include: (NAB-Punjab & NAB Rawalpindi) Govt servants & others

1. Muhammad Ahmad Sadiq, Ex-Principal Secretary to PM (Assets beyond means); 2. Javaid Ahmad Qureshi, Chief Secretary (Fraud in ZCL’s contracts) ; 3. Anwar Hussain, SDO Gepco, Wapda and 2 LS Gepco, Wapda; 4. Saif Ullah LS; 5. Syed Sultan Ali Shah LS (Accused persons demanded illegal gratification for TW connections); 6.Muhammad Arshad, Line Superintendent Wapda City Sub-Division, Sammundri, Faisalabad (Non deposit of Rs 1,19,670); 7. Syed Ehsan Ali Shah LS Wapda (Corruption/ bribery); 8. Munawar Hussain Asstt Divisional Engr PTCL; 9. Muhammad Ashfaq Naz asstt Engr; 10. Muhammad Shahid PTCL Exch Samanabad (Misused complainant’s telephone as PCO through forgery and fraud Amount Rs0.827M); 11. Mirza Saeed Ahmed, Line Supdtt; 12. Akbar Ali, LS; 13. Allah Wassaya, M/Reader (Misuse of authority causing loss to govt exchequer (Rs0.442M); 14. Hakim Din, Registration Clerk; 15. Sardar Ali, Clerk Nadra Kasur; 16. Nadir Khan (Issuance of forged NIC); 17. Naeem-ud-Din, Ex-UDC 16 Military Estate Officer Sialkot Cantt (Misappropriation of Rs0.71M through 37 Treasury receipt); 18. Hanif Ahmad Rahi, Assistant Audit Officer, Defence Audit, Sargodha (Raid Trap Case); 19. Abbas Ali Senior Auditor; 20. Muhammad Safdar Hussain, Senior Auditor; 21. Abuzur Jaffri (Absconder )Ex-Cameraman, Wild Life Deptt, Punjab ; 22 Muneer-ud-Din Chaudhry ,Ex-Sr. Auditor; 23. Abdul Razzaq Bhatti, Asst Superintendent; 24. Mehar Sajjad Ahmed, Ex Counter Clerk F-12; 25. Mirza Muhammad Ayub, Ex-Accounts Officer

; 26. Muhammad Iqbal Shah, Ex-Accounts Officer; 27. Mukhtar Ahmed Accounts Officer (Retd); 28. Malik Shahamat Ali accounts Officer (Retd); 29. Mian Abdul Rehman, Ex-Accounts Officer (r); 30. Muhammad Shafique, Ex Asst A/c Offr 31. Syed Javed Hassan, Ex-Senior Auditor; 32. Syed Muzaffar Hussain Shah, Ex-J/Auditor; 33. Irshad Hussain, Ex-Senior Auditor; 34. Tariq Mehmood Typist (BPS-5), AG Office Lahore in Abuzar Jaffri case (Misappropriation of govt funds (Rs59M)(Rs2.6M); 35. CH. Nazir Ahmed, Disstt Food Controller ; 36 M. Safiullah Awan, Food Grain Supervisor; 37. Muhammad Hussain, Office Superintendent; 38. M. Farooq Khan, Ex-Distt Food Controller (Misuse of authority Causing loss of Rs2.4M to exchequer in allocation of wheat quota to flour mills); 39. Dr Shahzad Munawar (Textile Quota); 40. Amjad Hussain Sandhal, Suspended Tehsildar, Ex Land Acquisition collector; 41. Syed Zahir Hussain; 42. Ghulam Mustafa; 43 Muhammad Hanif; 44. Sidiq Muhammad; 45 Sameer Amjad (Misuse of authority/Corruption in acquisition of land); 46. Muhammad Siddique, SE Public Health Engineer, circle Sahiwal (Assets); 47. Muhammad Asad Lali, Ex-LAC Motorways NHA ( Misuse of authority); 48. Rasheed Ahmed Patwari, Tech & Distt Lodhran (Assets Case); 49. Mirza Sher Muhammad, Ex-Accountant (BS- 14) SSP office Muzaffargarh (Assets Case); 50. Seth Nisar Ahmad (Misappropriation of Customs duty); 51. Murid Ahmad Baloch, Ex-XEN Pak PWD (Assets Case); 52. Zahid Mahmood, Ex-Senior Assistant State Life Insurance Corp, Faisalabad (Misappropriation and forgery); 53. Afzaal Hussain Qazi, Appraiser Customs Dry Port Sambrial, Sailkot(Misappropriation); 54. Shaukat Hussain Shah, Purchases Inspector (PI) PASSCO Lahore Misappropriation of wheat); 55. Maqbool Ahmad, Assistant Purchase Insp (Misappropriation of wheat); 56 Amanullah Sidhu, Project Manager; 57. Hameed-ur-Rehman, Zonal Head; 58. Noor Jamal XEN PWD, Multan and others (Assets beyond means); 59. Sardar Muhammad Naseem, Ex-Junior Clerk, DC Officer Lahore (Assets beyond means) Ishtiaq Ahmed Awan; 60. Muhammad Usman, Ex-UDC (Embezzlement in refund vouchers); 61. Arshad Mehmood LDC Income Tax Multan (Embezzlement in refund vouchers); 62. Muhammad Akhtar; 63. Waheed-ur-Rehman; (Embezzlement in refund vouchers)64. Ishtiaq Ahmad Awan, (Co-accused in Malik Mushtaq Ahmad Awan, Ex-MPA case); 65. Ahmad Raiz Sheikh, Ex Deputy Director FIA; 66. Mr. Hussain Haqqani ex-Secretary (Information & Broadcasting)( Co accused in Ms BB Case of TV channel) : 67. Brig (R) Aslam Hayat Qureshi ex-Secretary Commerce ( Co accused in ARY Gold case); 68. Mr AR Siddiqui ex-Chairman CB (Co accused in AAZ & BB Cases); 69. Saeed Mehdi ex-Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister ( Co accused in Polo ground case) ; 70. Javed Talat ex-Secretary Finance; 71. Salman Farooqi ex-Secretary Commerce; 72. Rehman A. Malik, Ex-Addl DG FIA; 73. Ibrar Hussain Junior Auditor CMA; 74. Inam ur Rehman Sehri, Ex-SP Railways; 75. Ch. Muhammad Aslam Ex-DC CDA; 76. Muhammad Amin, ex-DC CDA; 77. Shaukat Ali Ex-DC CDA; 78. Abdul Ghafoor Dogar, Ex-Secretary CDA; 79. Mushtaq Ahmed Baloch, Ex-AD CDA; 80. Muhammad Ismail Ex-Sub Engineer CDA; 81. Ahmed Khan Ex-DC CDA; 82. Atta Ullah Khan Ex-Account officer CDA; 83. Muhammad Farooq, Ex-Patwari CDA; 84. Muzamil Hussain Ex-Patwari CDA; 85. Dawood Khan, Copy Clerk CDA; 86. Muhammad Iqbal, Ex DD Planning CDA; 87. Habib Ullah Tasnim, Asst. Manager, Central Army Press, GHQ; 88. Muhammad Saeed Ex-Asst. Store Keeper, Central Army Press, GHQ; 89. Mohi ud Din Jameeli, Ex-DG Services CDA; 90. Muhammad Ashfaq, Ex-DD CDA; 91. Raheel J. Qureshi, OGDC; 92. Muhammad Farooq, Official of GPO; 93. Salim Raza Official of GPO; 94. Muhammad Anwar Official of GPO; 95. Muhammad Akhtar Official of GPO; 96. Arshad Mehmood Official of GPO; 97. Raja Zahid Hussain Ex-Tehsildar Rwp; 98. Abul Naeem Khan Ex DG ML&C; 99. Sh. Muhammad Amin Ex SSD MEO, Rwp; 100. Abdul Hayee Qamar, AD Land ML&C

101. Qazi Naeem Ahmed Ex DG ML&C; 102. Abdul Ghafoor Khan; 103. Muhammad Ali; 104. Sharif Alma Padri; 105. Muhammad Zaheer Khan Ex-Chairman SLIC; 106 Iqbal Ahmed Ex-DG NHA; 107. Raees M. Irshad, Ex CE CAA; 108. Ghulam Qadir Lakhan Official of CAA; 109. Shafique Siddiqi Official of CAA; 110. Ahmed Hussain GM (W) CAA; 111 Iqbal Bangash GM(W) CAA; 112. Khurshid Anwar Dy. Manager CAA; 113. M. Akbar Suptd CAA; 114. AD Abbasi Div. Accountant; 115. Kh Farooq Ahmed Jr. Accountant; 116. Rafique Shad Corporate Manager; 117. Ikram Ul Haq Mirza, Ex-Deputy Manager CAA, Rawalpindi; 118. Jaffar Muhammad, Ex. Ed OGDC; 119. Khalid Subhani, Ex-GM OGDC; 120. Capt (R) Nazir Ahmed Ex-Chief Procurement; 121. Najam ul Hassan Ex-Manager OGDC; 122. Muhammad Ishaq; 123. Muzaffar Ul Hassan Ex-Asstt Manager; 124. Capt (Retd) Naseer Ahmed Ex-Secretary; 125. Shahid Ahmed, DG OGDC; 126. Qammar Hussain Shah Ex-Principal Project OGDC; 127. M. Isreal Khan Ex-Dy Chief; 128. Bashir Ahmed Bhatti Ex-Manager OGDC; 129 Murid Ahmed Baloch, Ex-XEN; 130. Sadaqat Ali, Sub Engineer PWD; 131. Khalid Mehmood Nasir, Ex-Sub Engineer PWD; 132. M. Akram Rao, AEE PWD; 133. Rashif Mujeeb siddique, Ex-Div Accounts officer; 134 M. Aslam Shahid Ex-Cashier; 135 Zahid Ullah Khan, Ex-AEE PWD; 136. Zakim Khan Mahsood, XEN MES; 137. Sadiq Ali Khan, EX-MD USC; 138. Sikandar Ali Abbasi; 139. Din Muhammad; 140. Ahmed Yar Gondal Ex-Sub-Engineer; 141. Amin Jan Deputy GM PTCL; 142. Peer Mukarram Ul Haq EX-PCP; 143. Usman Ghani Khatri, Privatization Commission of Pakistan; 144. Brig (R) Imtiaz Ahmed 145. Adnan A. Khawaja; 146. Nadeem Imtiaz; 147. Ch. Shaukat Ali, Ex-Chairman Zila Council (Zila Council Fraud case); 148. Haji Kabir Khan ex-MNA (Zila Council Fraud case); 149. Ch Zulfiqar Ali, Ex-Chairman Zila Council/ex-MPA (Zila Council Fraud case); 150. Muhammad Jehangir Badar, Ex-MNA/Federal Minister (Assets Corruption in SSGC); 151. Malik Mushtaq Ahmad Awan, Ex-MPA (Embezzlement in Octroi contracts); 152. Rana Nazir Ahmad, Ex-MNA/Minister (Assets case Misuse of authority); 153. Mian Muhammad Rashid, Ex-MPA (Assets/illegal appointment); 154. Mrs Nusrat Bhutto, Ex-MNA (Assets case); 155. Tariq Anees, Ex-MPA (Assets beyond means); 156. Ch Abdul Hameed, Ex-MNA/Mayor Sargodha (Assets beyond means); 157. Mian Tariq Mehmood, Ex-MPA of Gujrat; 158. Haji Muhammad Nawaz Khokhar, Ex-MNA/Deputy Speaker National Assembly of Pakistan;

159. Asif Ali Zardari ex-MNA ( Received kickbacks from SGS PSI Company, Grant of license to ARY Gold which caused loss to govt, Corruption in purchase of URSUS Tractors under Awami Tractor Scheme, Illegal award of contract to Cotechna for pre-shipment, Assets beyond means Case, Received Kickbacks from Sajjad Ahmed (late) ex Chairman Pak Steel Mills, Illegal construction of Polo ground at PM House, Money Laundering SGS Swiss Case);

160. Nawab M Yousaf Talpur Ex-MNA (Co accused in URSUS Tractors Case);

161. Anwar Saifullah Khan ex-MNA/Federal Minister (Misuse of authority in allocating LPG/Appointments); 162. Ch Ahmed Mukhtar, ex-Federal Minister for Commerce and Industry; 163. Sardar Mansoor Laghari, Ex-MNA, (Corruption in Utility Stores Corporation) Sadiq Ali Khan.

Govt servants & others (NAB Sindh)

164. Muhammad Usman Farooqui Ex-Chairman, Pakistan Steel Mills ( Caused loss to PSM through illegal disposal of 15.93MT of ends cuts, Procurement of Ferro Sillicon at higher rates);165. Mashkoor Ahmed Usman; 166. Aurangzeb; 167. Moin Ul Arfeen, Dir (Finance) PSM; 168. Akhtar H. Askari; 169. Kher M. Kalochi (Purchases on exorbitant prices for PSM); 170. Syed Iqtedar Rasool; 171. Qaiser Raza; 172. Irfanuddin; 173. Hasanuddin; 174. Qurtabn Ali Jatoi; 175. Mushtaque Ali Jatoi (Caused loss to PSM through import of PIG Iron); 176. Yousuf Jamal Salee; 177. Moin Ul Arfeen Dir (Finance) PSM; 178. Abdul Sattar Dero, GM PQA; 179. Pir Deedar Ahmed Sarhandi AVP, HBL, HO, Karachi; 180. Muhammad Younus Dalia Ex-President of HBL; 181. Rehman Malik S/o Feroz Din Ex-DG FIA & others; 182. Muhammad Sharif Qureshi,

183. Moeen Ashraf; 184. Sajjad Haider; 185. Muhammad Nawaz Butt collector Customs, Karachi; 186. Imtiaz Ali Taj CE M/s Charly Ent; 187. Khalid Aziz Examining Officer Customs; 188. Mumtaz Ali Changezi, Assistant collector Custom

189. Imtiaz Ali Taj; 190. M. Nawaz Butt; 191. Khalid Aziz; 192. Nayyar Bari, Ex-DG Textile Quota (17 Cases); 193. Anees Alam Ex-DD EPB (20 cases) (Illegal allotment of textile quota. B forgery/fraud. C Obtain illegal benefits in connivance with exporters); 194. Akram Alam ex-DG Textile Quota (11 cases);195. Syed Arifeen Ex-Dir (Textile Quota, 9 case); 196. (M.B) Moula Bux Abbasi S/o Nabi Bux Abbasi Ex-Chairman, NBP (Corruption and corrupt practices/loan default) ; 197. Agha Ishrat Ali, Assistant Director FIA and others (Assets beyond means); 198. Siraj Saleem Shamusuddin, Additional Secretary (Retd) (Illegal appointment); 199. Muhammad Salman Farooqui, Ex-Secretary (Retd) Commerce (a: Illegal allotment of textile quota. B, forgery/fraud. C, Obtain illegal benefits in connivance with exporters); 200. Chaudhary Muhammad Sharif, EX-Deputy Director (immigration ) FIA ( Assets beyond means); 201. Javed Iqbal Mirza, Ex-Addl Commissioner Income Tax, Karachi (Assets beyond known sources of income); 202. Aftab Ahmed, Ex-DMD, KW& SB, Karachi (Misuse of authority in awarding contracts); 203. Fareed Ahmed Soomro, KW&SB (Misuse of authority in awarding contracts; 204. Shadab Musrat, KW&SB; 205. Abrar Ahmed, Commissioner Income Tax, CBR (Assets beyond known sources of income); 206. Javed Bukhari, Ex-Chairman, PACO; 207. Muzzamal Niazi; 208. Irshad Ahmed Shaikh, Ex-DG PAQ and Co-accused; 209. Pir Bux Solangi, Assistant Executive Engineer, PQA; 210. Abdul Sattar Mandokhel, Businessman; 211. SM Atta ur Rehman, Ex-GM PQA; 212. Sahib Dad Mengal, Ex-DGM (BWSS & Engr) PQA; 213. Hamza Khan Gabol, Asstt Executive Engineer, PAQ; 214. Manzoor Ahmed Bhutto, Assistant Engr; 215. Engineer Telephone Pano Aqil; 216. Shamsuddin; 217. Ayaz Ahmed; 218. Mukhtiar Ahmed; 219. Muhammad Ali; 220. Abdul Aziz; 221. Rasheed Muhammad Qureshi; 222. Noor Muhammad Kaka (Inspector FIA); 223. Maj (R) Muhammad Rashed Khan, Ex-Administrator ETPB (SZ) Karachi and others; 224. Maqsood Ahmed, Ex-Manager (Sales & Dispatch) Thatta Cement; 225. Riaz ul Hassan Rizvi, ex-Sales Manager TCCL; 226. Ali Qaswar Bokhari, Additional Director FIA HQ Islamabad; 227. Ramesh M. Udeshi, Ex-Secretary Land Utilization Department, BOR; 228. Ghulam Abbas Soomro; 229. Khan Muhammad Qureshi; 230. RB Rahoo (KPT lands case); 231. Agha Siraj Ahmad Durrani, Ex-Minister for Education, Sindh (Misuse of authority).

NWFP

Govt servants (NAB)

232. Syed Zahir Shah ex-DG Peshawar Development Authority.

(Politicians) 233. Aftab Ahmed Khan Sherpao, Ex-Chief Minister NWFP (Misuse of authority/illegal allotment of plots/Assets Case); 234. Ghani-ur-Rehman, Ex-Provincial Minister NWFP (Assets beyond means); 235. Haji Gulsher Khan, Ex-Senator (Misuse of authority/acquisition of land); 236. Habibullah Khan Kundi, Ex-Provincial Minister NWFP (Misuse of authority/acquisition).

Balochistan

Govt servants

237. Muhammad Younas Butt, Supdt Custom, Check Post Mand; 238. IP Sherdad Khan; 239. IP Sajid Hussain; 240. IP Riaz Malik; 241. IP Muhammad Sarwar; 242. Abdul Hameed Siddiqui; 243. Muhammad Iqbal, Senior Store Manager, Utility Store Corporation; 244. Zamarak Khan, District Engineer, Water Supply Cell, UNHCR, Quetta; 245. Sh Manzoor Ali, Re Officer Wadpa; 246. Hafiz Matiullah, Assistant Revenue Officer, Wapda, Pashin; 247. Muhammad Iqbal, Office Supdt.

Politicians

248. Mir Baz Muhammad Khetran, Ex-Federal Minister (Misappropriation of govt funds allocated for Peoples Works Programmes).