- Kashmore District
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nazim =Saleem Jan Khan Mazari
naib_nazim =Noor Muhammad
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Urdu : کشمور ) is a district in theSindh province ofPakistan , the city ofKashmore is the capital. Because of its distinguished geographical location and cross-road connecting borders with 3 provinces Kashmore has a unique identity. Kashmore has always been a hub oftrade for itsagricultural produce .The Major Tribes of Kashmore are chachar, Mazari and Domki.They Holds this City as the Political Chief.Description
Kashmore District is one of the new districts of Sindh province, formerly a sub-district of
Jacobabad District , named after John Jacob. It has borders with the Balochistan and Punjab provinces of Pakistan.District Government Kashmore has a website where you can find the official information about the district. [http://www.kashmore.gos.pk] chachar are famous because of their decency. Mir asghar khan chachar is their leader and also the important member of ppp.Kashmore city
An old city on right back of
Indus River , the majority of the diverse population consisting of Baloch & non-Baloch tribes i.e,chachar, Syed ,Gola(Mirali),Domki, Bangwar, Sharr, Bhutto, Nahar, Jakhrani, Mazari, Sundrani, Khoso, Marhata Balhani and Bijarani.the most powerful tribes in this district are chachar, mazari and sunrani. TheSundrani tribe commands 37 balouch tribes on both sides of the border.It commands Bijarani also.Chief Boledi Mir Abid Khan Sundrani Commands the Boledi Baloches.Bijarani,Mirali,Bangwar,Teghani,Ogahi,Jagirani and many more.These all tribes are included in Burdi Baloches.the Baloches which came later in Balochi system.Administration
Kashmore District is administratively subdivided into 3 taulukas: [ [http://www.lgdsindh.com.pk/dkashmore2.htm Local Govt. department of Sindh - District of Kashmore] ]
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