46 aspiring for 12 posts of addl judges SHC

ISLAMABAD: A total of 46 nominees are aspiring for the 12 vacant positions of Additional Judges in the Sindh High Court (SHC).

This development came to light on Thursday when the secretary Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) informed the commission members about the candidates. The competition is expected to be fierce, with almost four times as many nominees vying for the available spots. The JCP will now scrutinize the nominees’ credentials and conduct interviews to select them on January 23 at 2 pm in the Conference room of the apex court.

According to the list provided by Niaz Muhammad Khan, Secretary JCP, 6 nominations are from the District Judiciary while 40 nominations are from lawyers.

The nominees include DSJs Suresh Kumar, Khalid Hussain Shahani, Mushtaque Ahmed Laghari, Ameer Ali Mahessar Ms Tasneem Sultana and Ms Munawar Sultana. The 40 advocates among the nominees include: Ali Haider Ada, Advocate, Riazat Ali Sahar advocate Raja Jawad Ali Sahar advocate, Mansoor Ali Ghanghro advocate, Muhammad Jaffer Raza advocate, Zulfiqar Ali Solangi advocate, Mohsin Kadir Shahwani advocate, Nisar Ahmed Bhanbhro advocate Miran Muhammad Shah advocate Obaid-ur-Rahman Khan advocate, Rafiq Ahmed Kalwar advocate, Umaimah Anwar Khan advocate, Muhammad Osman Ali Hadi advocate Muhammad Umer Lakhani advocate, Muhammad Zeeshan Abdullah advocate, Haq Nawaz Talpur advocate, Abdul Hamid Bhurgri advocate, Syed Fiaz ul Hassan Shah advocate, Qazi Muhammad Bashir advocate, Sandeep Malani advocate, Muhammad Hasan Akber advocate, Sayed Yasir Ahmed Shah advocate, Imdad Ali Unar advocate, Fayaz Ahmed Samor advocate, Rashid Mustafa advocate, Ishrat Zahid Alavi advocate, Syed Tarique Ahmed Shah advocate, Chaudhry Atif Rafiq advocate, Muhammad Jamshid Malik advocate, Irfan Mir Halepota advocate Jan Ali Junejo advocate, Wali Muhammad Khoso advocate, Altaf Hussain advocate, Ghulam Mohiuddin advocate, Saghir Ahmed Abbasi advocate, Wazeer Hussain Khoso advocate, Parkash Kumar advocate, Muhammad Zeeshan Adhi advocate, Rehan Aziz Malik advocate, and Ms. Shazia Hanjra, advocate.