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Father of PRAL incharge Asif Jamil laid to rest

byCT Report
05/03/2020
in Islamabad, Letters to Editor
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LAHORE: Squadron Leader ® Muhammad Jamil Akhter father of Incharge Pakistan Revenue & Automation Private Limited (PRAL) Mohammad Asif Jamil passes away. He was 79.

Late Muhammad Jamil Akhter spent his entire career as Squadron Leader in Pakistan Air Force (PAF) as a professional officer. He leaves behind one widow, two and three daughters to mourn his death. His Namaz-e-Janaza was attended by people from all walks of life, which includes ex-servicemen, businessmen and bureaucrats.

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During his tenure in Pakistan Air Force late Muhammad Jamil Akhter showed outstanding performance at Kamra Air Base and in recognition of his Pakistan Air Force awarded him a “shield’ in recognition of his services.

His Qul will be held tomorrow morning at Jamia Masjid Pakistan Officers Colony Zarar Shaheed Road Cantt Lahore at 8 a.m.

The management and staff of Customs Today condoled the sad demise of Squadron Leader ® Muhammad Jamil Akhter. They prayed to Almighty Allah to rest the departed soul in eternal peace and grant courage and fortitude to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss with fortitude and courage.

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