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Chaudhry Naseer Ahmed Malli also known as Lord Malli was born to a feudal family and the leading landlord of Punjab Province Chaudhry Ghulam Haider Malli originating from a small village of Northeast Pakistan name Baddomalli, which is now a tehsil (Town). He was a polished human being since birth. His early education commenced in Baddomalli and soon after his leadership capabilities were discovered by his father Chaudhry Ghulam Haider Malli, and the founder of Pakistan, Mohammad Ali Jinnah (Quaid-e-Azam), he was inducted in the pre partition campaign for the formation of Pakistan. He worked closely with Mr. Jinnah until 1947, when Pakistan was named an Independent Islamic State. Right after the Independence Day, he was named Leader of Pakistan Muslim League, the most prominent, leading and at present, the ruling party of Pakistan. The title of Lord was bestowed on Mr. Malli for his generosity and lavishness to his people and friends. Apart from politics he started many businesses, but due to his generosity and lack of attention in the businesses, he could not continue. He was twice elected Minister for education and health from Pakistan Muslim League from 1954 to 1970. Since than he was not only an active politician in Pakistan, but also represented Pakistan in many World conferences and forums making himself a true world leader. He was married within the family having two sons and a daughter and five grandchildren. On July 12th 1991, Lord Malli departed for his eternal abode. ‘Malli’ to date is still the Marshal race of Punjab, Pakistan.

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