List of alumni of Army Burn Hall College
The following list arise of notable people who attended Army Burn Hall College, a school in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Members of the list must be demonstrably notable by either having an existing Wikipedia article or with suitable reliable sources that mention the school as footnotes.
Alumni
- Prof Dr Akbar S. Ahmed (1954–1959), Cambridge University, CSP, author, producer of movie Jinnah
- Admiral (r) Noman Bashir, former Pakistan Navy officer
- Salman Bashir, former Foreign Secretary of Pakistan
- Maj Gen (r) Mahmud Ali Durrani (1959), ex-Ambassador to the US; former National Security Advisor to PPP/Zardari Govt
- Brigadier Abdul Hafeez (1954), Pakistan Scouts Cadet College Batrasi SIM, HOD Education Dept. PMA, Senior Brigadier of Pakistan
- Lt Gen (r) Munir Hafiez, former Pakistan Army general and ex-Chairman NAB
- The Nawab of Junagarh (circa 1960s), present Nawab Sahib Muhammad Jahangir Khanji
- Iftikhar Ahmed 'Ifti', Pakistani cricket commentator (1959)[1]
- Prof Daud Kamal, Pakistani poet and scholar
- Prof Dr Ajmal Khan, Vice-Chancellor of the Islamia College University, Peshawar
- Akbar Ayub Khan, MP from Haripur district, NWFP/KPK (2016)
- Lieutenant-General (r) Farrakh Khan (1957), former CGS Pakistan Army
- Gohar Ayub Khan, politician, son of late President Gen. Muhammad Ayub Khan
- Maj-Gen Hassan Azhar Hayat Khan, formerly represented Pakistan Army on special mission to China; later commanded Pakistan Army forces in North Waziristan (FSc 83)[2][3]
- Nawab Muhammad Saeed Khan, last Nawab of Amb
- Nawabzada Salahuddin Saeed Khan ex-MNA and Chief of Tanoli tribe
- Ch. Nisar Ali Khan (1968 Senior Cambridge), Member of National Assembly, political party PML-N; present leader of the opposition, since 2008
- Omar Ayub Khan, former MNA and ex-Minister of State for Finance
- Lt Gen (r) Tariq Khan, former Pakistan Army general (SC 1973)
- Yousuf Ayub Khan, ex-MPA and provincial minister in NWFP/KPK
- Dr Tariq Rahman, linguist, scholar and author, Emeritus Professor at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan
- Wasim Sajjad (1948–59), barrister, studied law at Oxford University, England; former President of Pakistan
- Dr Omer Tarin, in full, Omer Salim Khan Tarin, FRAS, prominent English poet of Pakistan, research scholar and social activist [4]
- Miangul Asfandyar Amir Zeb, politician, former education Minister NWFP
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