Kashmala Tariq 10 Personal Facts, Biography, Wiki
Former Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan Born: January 24, 1972 (age 49 years), Lahore, Pakistan Height: 1.7 m Spouse: Waqas Khan Party: Pakistan Muslim League (Q) Education: London School of Economics and Political Science (1999) Children: Azlan Khan A young politician who rose to prominence during Musharraf-era, Kashmala Tariq joined active politics as a student at Punjab University as an activist in the youth division of Pakistan Peoples Party, Peoples Students Federation (1993-95) and became the president of PPP Youth in Punjab province. Kashmala entered mainstream politics and joined Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid-e-Azam during Musharraf-era. She was elected member of the National Assembly from the platform of PML-Q in 2002. She was re-elected to the National Assembly in 2008. Kashmala was an active parliamentarian and member of three National Assembly Standing Committees of: Local Government, Commerce and Trade, and Finance and Revenue. She also served as PML-Q’s Secretary Information. Kashmala Tariq was appointed as the federal ombudsperson on “protection against harassment of women at workplace”. She has an LLM Degree in Corporate and Commercial laws with distinction from the London School of Economics. She speaks Urdu, English, French and Punjabi. Complete Name Kashmala Tariq Age 46 Years Born January 24, 1972, Lahore Nationality Pakistani Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan Spouse Tariq Rashid Khan Children Azlan Khan Constituency Reserved seat Education London School of Economics and Political Science (1999) kashmala tariq family, kashmala tariq husband tariq rashid khan, kashmala tariq son accident islamabad, kashmala tariq son age
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She has done Master of Laws from the London School of Economics and Political Science. She is a lawyer by profession. Spouse: Married Waqas khan in year 2020. She was elected to the National Assembly of Pakistan as a candidate of Pakistan Muslim League (Q) (PML-Q) on a seat reserved for women from Punjab in the 2002 Pakistani general election. During her tenure as Member of the National Assembly, she remained one of the vocal woman legislators. In 2007, she was elected as the Chairperson of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians Committee. She was re-elected to the National Assembly as a candidate of PML-Q on a seat reserved for women from Punjab in the 2008 Pakistani general election. In February 2018, Tariq was appointed as the Federal Ombudsperson for Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplaces for a period of four years. In March 2018, her staff beat up and held journalists from Waqt News, against their will. She accused the journalists for recording an off the record conversation, after which she ordered her staff to forcibly take the journalist’s equipment and delete the recorded discussion. Kashmala Tariq is a lawyer by profession and a politician representing strong working women in Pakistan. Before joining politics she worked for Mandviwala & Zafar law firm where she practiced Corporate and commercial Law. She studied In Punjab University Law School for her L.L.B and she got her master’s degree L.L.M from London School of Economics and Political Science. She joined politics in 2002 when she elected as a member of National Assembly of Pakistan from 2002 till 2012. During her professional career she always has been very vocal, and strong human rights activist. She did a lot of work for women rights, among them is she introduced two bills regarding women, one was honor killing law and second one was amendment in Hudood ordinance. Now being a lawyer she is running her own law chamber named as “Kashmala & Associates”. Kashmala Tariq was born on January 24th 1972, so according to her sate of birth she is just over 45 years. She became Member of Parliament of Pakistan for the first time in 2002 at the age of 30 years. She served two times as a Member of Parliament and total of 10 consecutive years (2002-2012). Kashmala Tariq got married to a Canadian Pakistani Tariq Rashid Khan. Mr Khan is settled in Pakistan now and he is honorable member of Commonwealth Parliamentary association. They also have a son named Azlan Khan. Kashmala Tariq is one of the most attractive and successful female politicians of Pakistan. Kashmala Tariq was born in Lahore and she also resides in the same city. Kashmala Tariq has studied law from Pakistan and London, so she is also a lawyer by profession. Kashmala was interested in politics since her college days. She was president of student federation at university level. Before adopting politics as a career, Kashmala Tariq has worked as a lawyer with top lawyers of Supreme Court. Now Kashmala owns a law chamber with the name ‘Kashmala and Associates’ where she works as an advocate. Kashmala Tariq joined politics as a member of National Assembly of Pakistan through reserved seat. She joined National Assembly of Pakistan in 2002 and worked as its member for 10 years. She became member of parliament for two times. As the member of National Assembly she has done remarkable work for the rights of women in Pakistan. Kashmala Tariq was also one of the important members of the political party Pakistan Muslim League (Quaid-e-Azam) AKA PML-Q for some time. Kashmala Tariq assisted the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians as a chair person for three years. Kashmala is one and only female politician of Pakistan who has won this election of CWP outside Pakistan. Kashmala Tariq is great supporter of human rights specially women’s rights. She has worked for the rights of women as a politician and also as a lawyer. Honor killing and changes to the ‘Hudood Ordinance’ were presented by Kashmala Tariq. Kashmala Tariq is married with Mr. Tariq Rashid Khan. Mr. Tariq is a Canadian having Pakistani basis and he is an honorable member of Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. Kashmala and Mr. Tariq also have a son. Kashmala is quite famous among people because of her style and dressing. She also remains in news because of her scandals.
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