Ahmed Shah, along with his panel, once again clean swept the Arts
Council of Pakistan Karachi (ACPK) elections for the year 2012 with
significant distinctions, announced the results, declared by
Commissioner Karachi Roshan Ali Sheikh, here on Monday.
As per the details, Shah got 2,001 votes and became president of the council; while on the other hand his rival Omer Shareef gained 1,068 votes.
Similarly
Shah’s panel candidate for vice president Mehmood Khan got 1,700 votes,
his rival Rizwan Siddiqui managed to get 1,299 votes. Prof Ejaz
Farooqui of Shah’s panel candidate for general secretary got 1,995 votes
as compared to his rival Azfar Rizvi who scored 1,010 votes. Amin
Yousaf succeeded as joint secretary with 1,903 votes, while his rival
Khalid Aaraen scored 1,130 votes. Huma Meer, a candidate for treasurer,
scored 1,643 votes, while her rival Najam Uddin Shaikh got 1,418 votes.
All of the candidates for governing body, belonging to Shah’s panel, were also remained successful. Sehar Ansari gained maximum votes 2,059, while Fatima Surayya Bajya got 2,044 votes, Shahnaz Siddiqui 1,890, Farhad Zaidi 1,889, Dr Qaiser Sajjad 1,887, Athar Waqar Azeem 1,867, Qudsia Akbar 1,835, Abid Ali 1,823, and Naqash Kazmi received 1,811 votes.
While expressing his views, winning president of the council thanked Commissioner Karachi, the entire team of his panel and the council’s members who expressed their satisfaction and trust in him. He vowed that he and his panel would continue with their struggle for promotion of arts and betterment of council’s members.(Daily Times)
As per the details, Shah got 2,001 votes and became president of the council; while on the other hand his rival Omer Shareef gained 1,068 votes.
Similarly
Shah’s panel candidate for vice president Mehmood Khan got 1,700 votes,
his rival Rizwan Siddiqui managed to get 1,299 votes. Prof Ejaz
Farooqui of Shah’s panel candidate for general secretary got 1,995 votes
as compared to his rival Azfar Rizvi who scored 1,010 votes. Amin
Yousaf succeeded as joint secretary with 1,903 votes, while his rival
Khalid Aaraen scored 1,130 votes. Huma Meer, a candidate for treasurer,
scored 1,643 votes, while her rival Najam Uddin Shaikh got 1,418 votes. All of the candidates for governing body, belonging to Shah’s panel, were also remained successful. Sehar Ansari gained maximum votes 2,059, while Fatima Surayya Bajya got 2,044 votes, Shahnaz Siddiqui 1,890, Farhad Zaidi 1,889, Dr Qaiser Sajjad 1,887, Athar Waqar Azeem 1,867, Qudsia Akbar 1,835, Abid Ali 1,823, and Naqash Kazmi received 1,811 votes.
While expressing his views, winning president of the council thanked Commissioner Karachi, the entire team of his panel and the council’s members who expressed their satisfaction and trust in him. He vowed that he and his panel would continue with their struggle for promotion of arts and betterment of council’s members.(Daily Times)
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