SSA elect officials

Published March 1, 2002

HYDERABAD, Feb 28: Commander Karachi, Pakistan Navy, Rear Admiral Muhammed Haroon and Tahir Jamil Khanzada have been elected unanimously as the president and honourary secretary of Sindh Squash Association (SSA) for the next four year term.

The office bearers of SSA have been elected at the General Council meeting which held here at Sindh Sports Board Thursday under the chairmanship.

The elections of SSA were held according to new sports policy of Pakistan Sports Board.

Other office bearers of the association, who have been elected by the general council included Riaz Ahmed Siddique as senior vice president, Muhammed Arif Naveed and Agha Nasrullah Durrani as vice presidents, Aijaz Shaikh as honourary treasurer.

Besides, Professor Najeeb Channa (Hyderabad), Khalid Ghafoor (Mirpurkhas), Nabi Jhan Sheer (Thatta), Abdul Fatah (Dadu) and Muhammed Suleman (Badin) have also been elected as members of the executive committee of SSA.—APP

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