Bhagwal

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Bhagwal is a town located in Chakwal District in the Punjab Province of Pakistan. It is located at 33°4'32N 72°35'45E[1].

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[edit] Politics

Bhagwal town has been very important politically because many prominent politicians including the famous journalist and political leader Ayaz Amir who served as an MPA for Chakwal are from this town.[citation needed]

[edit] Occupation

Most of the population earn their living through agriculture and about 20 percent are employed in the Pakistan Defence Forces[citation needed].

[edit] Education

In this town there is an inter college for boys, also containing a hostel. There are also many private schools and information technology centres. Notable institutions are:

  • "Millat Public School"
  • "Advance Computer Training Centre"

[edit] Notable people

Some prominent people from this town are:

  1. Ameer Bhagwalia - former Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan (MNA)
  2. Ayaz Amir - former Member of Provincial Assembly (MPA)
  3. Muhammad Nawaz

[edit] References

  1. ^ Location of Bhagwal - Falling rain
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Coordinates: 33°4′″32N, 72°35′45″E