Profiles of Notable Civil Servants & Administrators

Mianwali — a district with a rich cultural and administrative history — has produced a notable number of career civil servants who have served across Punjab and the federal government. From district-level deputy commissioners and revenue officers to senior administrators at provincial institutions, Mianwali’s contribution to Pakistan’s bureaucracy reflects a long tradition of public service, leadership, and local engagement. This article profiles prominent bureaucrats from Mianwali, highlights their service areas, and points to primary sources for verification.

Why Mianwali matters to Pakistan’s administration

Mianwali’s strategic location and strong educational tradition have helped produce officers who enter Pakistan’s competitive civil service streams (PAS, Provincial cadres, and specialized services). Many Mianwali-born officers work in revenue administration, district coordination, and provincial institutions, shaping land-records management, local governance, and development programs in Punjab and beyond.

Notable bureaucrats (selected profiles)

Tariq Khan Niazi — Revenue & Administrative Officer

A widely cited example of Mianwali’s bureaucracy, Tariq Khan Niazi has served as an Assistant Commissioner and Additional/Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) in multiple districts and has held senior project/leadership roles at the Punjab Revenue Academy / Board of Revenue. His profile and official listing on the Punjab Revenue Academy provide a clear record of his professional role and contact details. He has also been reported in local press and media while presiding over district-level revenue and regulatory meetings.

Mossawar / Masawar (M.) Khan Niazi — District & Revenue Roles

Officials carrying the Niazi family name appear in district coordination and revenue leadership in Punjab divisions (for example, recent divisional core-team listings for Faisalabad include an Additional Commissioner with the Niazi surname). Government documents and divisional team pages show such officers in coordination and revenue roles across Punjab divisions. These roles are critical for district administration, land-records upkeep, and inter-departmental coordination.

Additional officers & historic contributors

Local archives and the Mianwali district / community portals maintain lists of bureaucrats from the area — these include officers in Pakistan Customs, provincial revenue services, and other administrative cadres. Community compilations on Mianwali-focused sites gather names, short biographies, and links to news items that document postings, promotions and local development initiatives. Those local resources are useful starting points for deeper, name-by-name validation.

In this section of mianwali.org the data about Mianwalians in the bureaucracy of Pakistan .Bureaucrats from Mianwali include Mianwalians in the following Occupational Groups.

• PAKISTAN CUSTOMS SERVICES

• PAKISTAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE

  • DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TARIQ KHAN NIAZI

          POLICE SERVICE OF PAKISTAN

• FOREIGN SERVICE OF PAKISTAN

• INLAND REVENUE SERVICE OF PAKISTAN

• COMMERCE & TRADE GROUP

• INFORMATION SERVICES OF PAKISTAN

• MILITARY LANDS & CANTONMENT GROUP

• OFFICE MANAGEMENT AND SECRETARIAT GROUP

• PAKISTAN AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS SERVICE

• POSTAL GROUP

• RAILWAYS (COMMERCIAL & TRANSPORT) GROUP