Syed Babar Ali was brought into the world on June 15, 1926. '60 minutes' a popular American show, in its visual biography on Khan, depicted the man's respect for America and his undying love for Pakistan. His company ranked 120 among Forbes's biggest private, makes everything from the bumpers to pedals to spare tire for all the major car companies. In July 2013, Khan bought another sports team, this time a Premier League soccer club, FC, for USD$300 million.
The Auto part entrepreneur and self-made billionaire bought Jacksonville Jaguars, a National Football League team that has a fan following of millions for a whopping USD$ 770 million. The company also recorded a USD$3 Billion in Revenue that year. In 1980, Shahid Khan bought Flex-N-Gate, the company he joined after he graduated.īy 2011, Flex N Gate had almost 13,000 employees, with around 50 manufacturing plants in the country. Khan eventually designed a revolutionary one-piece truck bumper design that saved weight while adding structural support. The billionaire, during his time at Illinois, joined Flex-N-Gate, where he fixed automobile parts in cars. He completed his graduation from the University of Illinois.
He was born in Punjab in a middle-class family of Lahore and moved to the United States in 1968 at the age of 16 to study engineering. Khan is the richest and most famous man of Pakistani origin. He is currently ranked 122nd in the Forbes 400 richest Americans, a list led by none other than Bill Gates himself. In September 2013, the total worth of Shad was USD$ 3.8 Billion. His friends and family call him 'Shad', He is 63 years old Pakistani. Shahid Khan is a proud Pakistan and one of the famous & successful businessmen of Pakistan.
He also recently bought Fulham FC, which is a front line English Premier League Team. Shahid khan also owns the team of NFL Jacksonville 'Jaguars'. Shahid Khan is the owner of a multinational-dollar automobile company and part manufacturing corporation Flex-N-Gate. There are many famous businessmen in Pakistan. Media watchdogs also suspect the military is behind a recent campaign of intimidation and harassment against journalists in Pakistan - charges the government and army reject, VOA reported.A very few people of Pakistan realize that Pakistan has produced men who have earned a phenomenal amount of money and success solely with the help of their business skills. "But in this case, shutdown happened ahead of the notice, and the action will be declared illegal by the courts sooner or later," Zaid tweeted. Mubashir Zaidi, a prime-time television anchor, advised the government against suspending any channel, noting such an action is in violation of recent judicial orders. Sedition allegations, critics say, are often used to intimidate and harass media outlets and journalists critical of the powerful military institution. In a tweet, he called freedom of the press a constitutionally guaranteed right that must not be tampered with by anyone, including the state, VOA reported. Muhammad Ahmad Pansota, a lawyer and legal analyst, condemned PEMRA for suspending ARY News without any legal justification. Salman Iqbal, founder and CEO of one of the most popular channels in Pakistan, tweeted that his ARY News "gets shut down just because we reported a true story".
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The TV channel rejected PEMRA's charges as unlawful, and so did legal experts, journalists and PTI leaders. Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Party (PTI) accused the government of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of sponsoring a social media campaign aimed at proving the opposition party is anti-army, VOA reported. PEMRA went on to say in the letter that "airing of such content on your news channel shows either a weak editorial in the content or the licensee is intentionally indulged in providing its platform to such individuals who intend to spread malice and hatred against the state institution for their vested interest". It went on to argue that ARY News aired comments early Monday on one of its shows by a spokesman for ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan which PEMRA said were "tantamount to inciting (the) ranks and files of armed forces towards revolt". The state regulator later sent a formal "show cause notice" to the broadcaster, accusing it of airing "false, hateful and seditious content". Private Pakistani cable operators were ordered by the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) to block the transmission of ARY News immediately "till further notice", VOA reported. Authorities in Pakistan suspended a mainstream television channel in what critics denounced as an illegal move to stifle media freedom in the country, the media reported.
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