Shahzad Rana appointed as PCB Election Commissioner
ISLAMABAD: Ahmed Shehzad Farooq Rana, former Deputy Attorney General and ex-Secretary of the Supreme Court Bar Association, has been appointed as the Election Commissioner of the Pakistan Cricket Board.
The appointment was made by the PCB Patron and Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif in accordance with Article 29 of the PCB Constitution 2014.
Following the notification, Rana assumed charge on Thursday and met the Chair of the PCB Management Committee, Najam Sethi, to discuss the elections process, which will commence with elections in approximately 50 districts.
Rana has appointed 13 Deputy Election Commissioners, who will be responsible for conducting free, fair, and transparent elections in the districts.
These 13 Deputy Election Commissioners are Abdul Malik, Ahsan Ahmed Jatoi, Ch Asim Rasheed, Farhan Zia, Khalid Mitro, Khawar Mehmood, Khushal Kasi, Malik Sardar Khan, Mohsin Shabbir Bhatti, Mubashar Maqsood Jaffar, Mukesh Kumar, Shahbaz Yar Khan and Shahid Qayum.
-
Why Ashton Kutcher Is Still Talking About Whether He Showers -
IMF’s World Economic Outlook: ‘Resilient’ 2026 Growth Expected Amid Tariffs & AI Boom -
Find Out Early Subtle Signs That You Might Have Parkinson's Disease -
Prince Harry Appears In High Spirit, Greets Supporters At London High Court -
Kate Middleton, Prince William Left 'frustrated' For THIS Major Reason -
Robert Irwin Reveals Relationship Status After 'DWTS' Romance Rumors -
Relieve Eczema Symptoms This Winter With Simple Steps -
Prince Harry Faces Marital Tensions As King Charles Offers Olive Branch -
South Korea, Italy Strengthen Ties To Bolster AI Technology, Business, Defence Cooperation -
Elon Musk Shares Crucial Advice As China’s Birth Rate Hits Record Low Since 1949 -
Kelly Clarkson Finally Quitting Morning Show? -
'Confident' Prince Harry Breaks Silence After Returning To Britain -
James Gunn Reveals What Caused Wonder Woman Casting Rumors -
Tesla Emerges Early Winner As Canada Welcomes Chinese EVs: Here’s Why -
New Hope For People With Obesity As Failed Drug Offers Cure -
Prince Harry Considering ‘half-in, Half-out’ Royal Role Amid UK Trip?