Friday, November 28, 2014

Jahangir Moghul hails Collector Customs for honouring Jalaluddin

Jahangir Moghul, one of the eminent social figures and a known sports patron, has hailed the recent decision of the Pakistan Customs of dedicating the coming year (2015) to Jalaluddin, a household name in the cricket circles. 

“It’s a matter of pride for the entire sports community that the Pakistan Customs will be celebrating 2015 as a tribute year to Jalaluddin in a big way and quite a few programmes have been planned to make it count,” Jahangir Moghul observed while talking to the representatives of the media during the launching ceremony of ‘2015: Jalaluddin’s Tribute Year’ at the Karachi Gymkhana Banquet Hall on November 27. 

Jahangir Moghul, who was recognized during the ceremony for being the presidential candidate of the Karachi Gymkhana in the coming elections due to be held on December 21, showered Jalaluddin with praise for his overwhelming contribution to the game of cricket in the role of a cricketer, coach and administrator. 

“Jalaluddin has set very high standards. He has become a role model in the field of cricket coaching. He has been working hard with a missionary zeal and he’s engaged in community service with great passion. It’s an honour for all us that he’s a member of the Karachi Gymkhana, the club which holds a special place in the history of Pakistan cricket,” Jahangir Moghul noted. 

“Let me place on record my appreciation for the top functionaries of the Pakistan Customs for taking this landmark decision of declaring 2015 as Jalaluddin’s Tribute Year. Nazim Saleem, Chief Collector Enforcement, South, and Nasir Masroor, Chief Collector Appraisement South, deserve to be complimented in particular while Khalil Masood, Ex-member Customs and former Chairman, Corporate Law Authority, also merits special mention in this regard,” he added. 

Pakistan Customs has decided to pay tribute to Jalaluddin in a befitting manner in view of his overwhelming contribution to the game of cricket. A grand gala dinner in his honour will be organized at a five-star hotel while an exhibition T-20 match between Pakistan Stars-XI and Pakistan Customs-XI, dedicated to him, will be staged at National Stadium, Karachi. 

Some other side events like the launching of a book on the history of Pakistan Customs cricket and conducting a seminar on cricket coaching are also planned to be a part of the programme to be held in January-February 2015.

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