Syed Amjad Ali Shah Wins Supreme Court Bar Association Presidency With 1,750 Votes

Syed Amjad Ali Shah Wins Supreme Court Bar Association Presidency With 1,750 Votes

Syed Amjad Ali Shah Elected Supreme Court Bar Association President With 1,750 Votes; Defeats Hamid Khan Group’s Sardar Aman Khan by a Substantial Margin in Annual Polls

ISLAMABAD : Unofficial and unofficial results are showing that the Ahsan Bhoon (Independent) Group’s candidate Syed Amjad Ali Shah has won the presidency of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) with 1,750 votes in the annual elections held for the position.

Sardar Aman Khan (or Sardar Amanullah Khan) of the Hamid Khan (Professional) Group was able to receive 1,130 votes.Regional Breakdown: Key Highlights of SCBA Election Results, Syed Amjad Ali Shah had received 644 votes from Lahore, 230 from Karachi, and 355 from Islamabad, which was a strong mandate for him.

Clear Nationwide Lead: Amjad Ali Shah, from the Ahsan Bhoon Group, outpaced his opponent to secure sweeping margins in various polling stations, including in Swat, Abbottabad, Multan and Quetta. Overall Winning Margin: Syed Amjad Ali Shah has secured enough votes to lead for the legal fraternity for the term 2026-27, with a wide margin of 620 votes over the runner-up Sardar Aman Khan, according to the unofficial tally of the votes.