Which of the following visually challenged young man is set to be appointed Pakistan’s first ever blind judge?

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1. Yousaf Saleem is going to be Pakistan’s first ever blind judge. He is a gold medalist in LLB from which university?

   A. Sindh university
   B. Punjab university
   C. Bahria university
   D. Pakistan College of law

   Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf

2. Who becomes Pakistan’s first visually impaired judge?

   A. Yaousaf Saleem
   B. shehzad awan
   C. Javed khan
   D. Salim Chishti

   Submitted by: Farjan Ahmed Soomro

3. Pakistan’s first visually impaired civil judge Yousaf Saleem took oath on __________?

   A. 20.6.2018
   B. 22.6.2018
   C. 24.6.2018
   D. 26.6.2018

   Submitted by: Farjan Ahmed Soomro

4. Justice Ayesha Malik took oath as a Supreme Court judge and formally became the country’s first-ever female judge on ___________?

   A. 23, January, 2022
   B. 24, January, 2022
   C. 25, January, 2022
   D. None of these.

   Submitted by: Abdul Hafeez Chandio

5. The blind candidate who stood first in civil judge exam but was rejected of his blindness is________?

   A. Akbar wali
   B. Shams hairder
   C. Feroz khan
   D. Yousuf Saleem

   Submitted by: Wafa mengal

6. Who is the Pakistan’s first visually-impaired UN delegate?

   A. Saima Saleem
   B. Ayesha Farooqi
   C. sadia saleem
   D. None of these

   Submitted by: Areesha Khan

7. How many young Pakistanis received the prestigious Queen Young Leaders award 2018 for their community service ?

   A. 1
   B. 2
   C. 3
   D. 4

   Submitted by: Farjan Ahmed Soomro

8. Justice Ayesha Malik before taking the charge of the judge of Supreme Court of Pakistan has served as a judge in which court?

   A. Islamabad High Court
   B. Lahore High Court
   C. GB High Court
   D. Peshawar High Court

   Submitted by: Khizra Kazmi

9. Justice Muhammad Ameer Bhatti was appointed the LHC’s additional judge in which of the following year?

   A. May 2010
   B. May 2011
   C. May 2012
   D. May 2013

   Submitted by: Naveed Tahir

10. Which country has currently the largest percentage of young people ever recorded in its history, according to the new National Human Development Report launched by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Pakistan?

    A. India
    B. Afghanistan
    C. China
    D. Pakistan
    E. America

    Submitted by: Muhammad Danish