Team Members / Partners:

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Team Member / Partner :



Name: Hamza Shahbaz Butt
Father Name: Abdul Shahbaz Butt
Date Of Birth: 11 Jan 1996
Contact No: 0323-3342427
Address: Karsaaz, Karachi










Name: Muhammad Aaqib Mumtaz
Father Name: Mumtaz Hussain
Date Of Birth: 24 Sep 1995
Contact No: 0314-3030074
Address: Johar Karachi


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