Sharif uddin Pirzada Ex Attorney General Pakistan Died in Karachi – Profile (1923-2017)
The founder of 1973 constitution of Pakistan and famous lawyer Mr. Sharif ud Din Peerzada has died. He remained foreign minister of Pakistan during the rule of Ayyub Khan from 1966-1968. He will since long. He was patient of Cancer disease. He was also first attorney general of Pakistan. Mr. Sharif uddin Pirzada born in India and then migrated to Pakistan in 1947. He was very intelligent lawyer and great man of law.
Syed Sharifuddin Peerzada (late) was a noted Pakistani lawyer.
He served as Foreign Minister, Attorny General and a senior advocate at the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
Born – June 12, 1923 (age 93), Burhanpur, India
Education – University of Mumbai
Book written –Â Evolution of Pakistan
Children name – Rafat Pirzada
His short autobiography (Profile) is listed bellow:-
Mr. Sharif uddin Prizada born in district Burhan pur of the Indian state of Madhia Pardesh. He decided to migrate from India to Pakistan after the independence of Pakistan and partition of India. He remained attorney general of Pakistan for almost 9 years. He served as AG Pakistan in the tenure of rule of Yahya Khan and Zia ul Haq. He remained ambassador in foreign country from Pakistan.
- Date of Birth – 12 June 1923
- Date of Death – 02 June 2017
- Birth Place – Burhanpur MadyaPardesh India
- Education – Studied in Bumbai University of India and got Law Degree.
- Professional Life – Foreign Minister of Pakistan from 1966-1968 during Ayub Khan Tenure, Attorney General of Pakistan, Special Ambassador of Pakistan.
Justice (Retired)Wajeeduddin Ahmad Announced Political Party
Life Long Conclusion of Sharif uddin Peerzada
Mr. Syed Sharif ud Din Perzada has remained with almost all military dictators.
He enjoyed full cooperation from the Ayub Khan, Yahya Khan, Zia ulhaq and Pervaiz Musharraf. Some of his opponent described him “Evil Lawyer”. perhaps he was very inteligent in his profession and supported legally to almost all military dictators in strengthening his rule on the Pakistan.