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Jam Sadiq Ali Khan
File:Jamsadiq.jpg
20th Chief Minister of Sindh
In office
August 06, 1990 – March 05, 1992
Preceded byAftab Shaban Mirani
Succeeded bySyed Muzaffar Hussain Shah
Personal details
BornJam Sadiq Ali Khan]]
spouse Marriages:
Jam Nawaz Ali, Sanghar District, Sidh
DiedJam Sadiq Ali Khan]]
spouse Marriages:
Resting placeJam Sadiq Ali Khan]]
spouse Marriages:
Parent
  • Jam Sadiq Ali Khan]]
  • spouse Marriages:
ResidencesJam Nawaz Ali, Sanghar District, Sindh
ProfessionNawab of Sanghar, Politician


Jam Sadiq Ali (Template:Lang-ur) was a politician from Sindh, Pakistan. Jam Sadiq Ali died on March 2nd, 1992.

Jam Sadiq Ali had four children. Jam Mashooq Ali, son of late Jam Sadiq Ali is a Sardar of the Samo Jam tribe .The Jams of Lasbela reside in Balochistan and they speak Lasi.

Jam Sadiq Ali was Chief Minister of Sindh from August 6, 1990 to to March 5, 1992.

Political offices
Preceded byAftab Shaban Mirani Chief Minister of Sindh
6 August, 1990 - 5 March, 1992
Succeeded bySyed Muzaffar Hussain Shah
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