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* [[Major General Akbar Khan]] [[File:Major General Akbar Khan 1912 - 1993.jpg|thumb|Major Akbar Khan, the military person from Parich Khel ]] |
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*[[Lala Nisar]] Muhammad Khan [[File:Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan.jpg|alt=Nisar Muhammad Khan (Late)|thumb|Prominent person of Parich Khel, Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan. Lala was a Pakistani politician, [[Senate of Pakistan|senator]], member of parliament, and [[Cabinet of Pakistan|cabinet minister]]]] |
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* Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan |
* Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan |
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Parich Khel is a subtribe of Muhammadzai, situated in Utmanzai, Charsadda. This subtribe is near Utmanzai Bazar.
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Location of Parich Khel, Utmanzai
Overview
People of Parich Khel also reside in Mera Utmanzai and Khanmahi.
Prominent Persons of Parich Khel
Parich Khel has a rich history including prominent military figures, political leaders, and academic leaders. The most prominent figures of Parich Khel are:
- Major General Akbar Khan
Major Akbar Khan, the military person from Parich Khel
- Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan
- Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan
- Fazal Muhammad Khan
- Tariq Azam Khan
Major General Akbar Khan.[1][failed verification] , who served in the First Kashmir War, Waziristan War, and Second World War; Vice Admiral Sarfaraz Khan, who served in the Pakistan Navy; Lala Nisar Muhammad Khan (late) was a politician, senator and cabinet minister[2] and now his son Fazal Muhammad Khan (NA-24) serving as a Member of National Assembly of Pakistan.
- ^ The Book Raiders In Kashmir By Akbar Khan
- ^ Correspondent A, Published February 24, 2016. Former federal minister passes away,DAWN.COM