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Kallar Syedan Tehsil

Coordinates: 33°24′52″N 73°22′43″E / 33.41444°N 73.37861°E / 33.41444; 73.37861
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Kallar Syedan
کلر سیداں
کلرسیداں
Kallar Syedan is located in Punjab, Pakistan
Kallar Syedan
Kallar Syedan
Kallar Syedan is located in Pakistan
Kallar Syedan
Kallar Syedan
Coordinates: 33°24′52″N 73°22′43″E / 33.41444°N 73.37861°E / 33.41444; 73.37861
CountryPakistan
RegionPunjab
DistrictRawalpindi District
TehsilTehsil Kallar Syedan
Capital CityKallar Syedan
Towns15
Union councils23
Government
 • TypeTMA
Area
 • Total421 km2 (163 sq mi)
Elevation
520 m (1,710 ft)
Population
 (2017)
 • Total217,273
Time zoneUTC+5 (PST)
Area code051

Kallar Syedan is a tehsil in the Rawalpindi District, Punjab, Pakistan. Earlier a part of the Kahuta Tehsil, it became a separate tehsil on 1 July 2004.

Kallar Syedan is the capital of the tehsil.[1]

Demography

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According to the 2017 census of Pakistan, Kallar Syedan Tehsil has a total population of 217,273.[citation needed] Many clans are living in Kallar Syedan Tehsil such as the Kashmiri Bhatt tribes,the Janjua Rajput tribe,the Mughal tribe Baig (Looni sahlyal), the Mengal tribe (Mangal qaswi), the Saroha Rajgan tribe, Gujjars, the Awan, the [[Arain|Raeen][Minhas)], the Ghakhar Kiani tribe, the Muhajir Siddiqui, the mughal tribe, the Sheikh tribe,the rajputs, the Malik tribe and others. The Bhakri Sadaat of Kallar Syedan is the most prominent clan in this area. Because one study clearly defined them as the founder of Kallar Syedan.

Administrative divisions

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The tehsil is divided into 11 Union Councils:

Delimitation 2018

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Towns and villages

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  • Arazi
  • Azizpur Gujran
  • BEHKRA ABAD MANYANDA
  • Bhatti
  • Bhalakhar
  • Bagh Boota
  • Balimah
  • Bangyal
  • Banal
  • Barota
  • Basanta
  • Batahri
  • Bawli
  • Bhakhral
  • Bimmah Gangal
  • Bismillah Town
  • Bishandote
  • Chabutra
  • Chak Mirza
  • Chamak
  • Chamba Kerpal
  • Chanam
  • Chappar
  • Chappri Akku
  • Choha Khalsa
  • ChowkPindori
  • Dhamali
  • Dahan Gali
  • Darkali Mamuri
  • Darkali Sher Shahi
  • Dera Khalsa
  • Dhari
  • Dhari Syedan
  • Dheri Mirzian
  • Dhoke Buhari
  • Dhoke Captain Khaliq Awan
  • Dhoke Lt Miran Bakhsh
  • DhoKe Mahjian
  • Dhoke Moti Masjid
  • Dhoke Sub Amanat Hussain
  • Dhoke Sufi Ghulam Farid
  • Dhoke Adrain
  • Dhoke Allah Ditta
  • Dhoke Baba Faiz Baksh
  • Doberan Kallan
  • Dhok Sabri
  • Ghangothi
  • Guff sanghal
  • Ghazan Abad
  • Gohi
  • Hayal Pindora
  • Her Dho Chakyal
  • Jabba
  • Jabba Channi
  • Jaswala
  • Jocha Mamdoot
  • Kaaliyah
  • Kalari
  • Kanoha
  • Khalwat
  • Khooe Lass
  • Kothi Syedan
  • Kund
  • Looni Bazdaran
  • Looni Salyal
  • Mak Dhoke Bhattian
  • Majhar
  • Malook
  • Mangal Qaswi
  • Mangloora Shareef
  • Manyanda
  • Merah Sangal
  • Miana Mohra
  • Mohra Bakhtan
  • Mohra banni
  • Mohra Ropyal
  • Mohrah Adrian
  • Mohra Mareed
  • Nala Musalmana
  • Nambal
  • Nandna Jattal
  • Nothia
  • Pallal Mallahan
  • Peer Garata Syedan
  • Phata
  • Phalina
  • Sairi Saroha
  • Pindora Hardo
  • Pind Mir Gala
  • Saljoor Sanghal
  • Saintha
  • Saaliyah
  • Saroha Chaudhrian
  • Saroha Rajgan
  • Sadda Kamal
  • Sakrana
  • Sakot
  • Sahib Dhamial
  • Sohat Hayal Mughal
  • Samote
  • Samote Mirzan
  • Shah Khahi
  • Sir Suba Shah
  • Sumbal
  • Takal
  • Tamnoha
  • Tareel
  • Thala
  • Tota Rajgan
  • Walayat Abad
  • Zia Town
  • Mohra kanyal
  • MAMYAM
  • PADRI SYEDAN
  • DHOK RAKH
  • BEHKARA ABAD

Notable people

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  • Tikka Khan, Army Chief of Staff (1972–1976), Governor of East Pakistan (1971), Governor of Punjab (1988–1990)
  • Abdul Aziz Mirza, Chief of Naval Staff, ambassador to Saudi Arabia[3]
  • Khem Singh Bedi,descendants of Guru Nanak Dev ji

Places of interest

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References

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  1. ^ "RAWALPINDI: Kallar Syedan starts functioning as tehsil". Dawn.Com. 2004-07-02. Retrieved 2013-11-13.
  2. ^ Page 12 NA-57
  3. ^ "Aziz new envoy to S. Arabia - Newspaper". Dawn.Com. 2002-10-08. Retrieved 2018-06-01.
  4. ^ "Phlina Dam kallar Syedan - video Dailymotion".
  5. ^ Map
  6. ^ Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro (9 September 2015). "The gurdwaras of Potohar: A missed opportunity for religious tourism". Retrieved 31 October 2018.