 | Judicial Commission proposes names of four new judges for PHC 30 June 2012
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ISLAMABAD: Judicial Commission Pakistan has proposed names of four new judges for Peshawar High Court, Geo News reported.
The commission, met under the chair of Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhary, proposed names of Asadullah Chamkani, Rohul Amin, Irshad Qaisar and Shahjahan Akhund for PHC.
According to sources, JC deliberated on nine names and later finalized four names for the PHC.
Following the approval of judicial commission, these names would be sent to parliamentary committee after that President of Pakistan will approve them. |  | See Also in Political News
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