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Mohammad Mohsin Khan Leghari
at the College 1970–1981
5 appearancespresent in 2 issues
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2018
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The source names the person in this photograph (“Newsletter (Senior) — August 2018”, page 2 (August 2018)).
Newsletter (Senior) — August 2018, PDF 2
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The page “Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018”, page 7 (December 2018) mentions the person: “…bir Ali Bijarani (1987 – 1990) Minister for Mines & Mineral ALUMNI IN FEDERAL/PROVINCIAL CABINETS Shah Mahmood Qureshi (1963 – 1975) Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Mohammad Mohsin Khan Leghari (1970 – 1981) Minister for Irrigation, Punjab Muhammad Hashim Dogar (1974 – 1985) Minister for Population Pervez Khattak (1962 – 1969) Federal Minister for Defence Raja…” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018, PDF 7
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2026
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Muhammad Mohsin Khan Leghari, a fourth-generation Aitchisonian, former senator and Punjab minister whose family includes former president Farooq Leghari, said the honour reflected the school's tradition of dedicating rooms and facilities to distinguished alumni. "Sons of rajas, maharajas, nawabs and…
2018
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Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Federal Minister for Defence Federal Minister for Planning, Federal Minister for Power Development and Reform i Hashim Jawan Bakht Mohammad Mohsin Khan Leghari Raja Yasir Humayun Sarfraz Murad Raas (1986 - 1997) (1970 -1981) (1979 - 1991) (1979-1987) Minister for…
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- Family connection — The Times of India, 21 June 2026: a fourth-generation Aitchisonian whose family includes former president Farooq Leghariscope: family at Aitchison
Muhammad Mohsin Khan Leghari, a fourth-generation Aitchisonian, former senator and Punjab minister whose family includes former president Farooq Leghari
- Held office — Minister for Irrigation, Punjab
Mohammad Mohsin Khan Leghari (1970 – 1981) Minister for Irrigation, Punjab
Supported by Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018 (revision 417) · page 7 - Held office — Minister for Irrigation, Punjabocr column mapping
Hashim Jawan Bakht Mohammad Mohsin Khan Leghari Raja Yasir Humayun Sarfraz Murad Raas (1986 - 1997) (1970 -1981) (1979 - 1991) (1979-1987) Minister for Finance, Punjab Minister for Irrigation, Punjab Provincial Minister for Higher Education/Tourism, Minister for School Education, Punjab Punjab
Supported by Newsletter (Senior) — August 2018 (revision 415) · page 2 - Press report — The Times of India, 21 June 2026: Muhammad Mohsin Khan Leghari, a fourth-generation Aitchisonian, said the honour reflected the school's tradition of dedicating rooms and facilities to distinguished alumni; "Sons of rajas, maharajas, nawabs and tribal chiefs studied here. It was about grooming leadership"