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Rana Asif Saeed Khan (Urdu: رانا آصف سعید) is a Lawyer of the Apex Court of Pakistan. Also served as Chief legal Advisor of Wapda. Has extensively worked as a criminal trial lawyer now conducting cases in diversified fields mainly constitutional, criminal, service and NAB laws. Currently is also the legal advisor of the Women University Multan, Agriculture University Multan, various banks and multi-national companies. He has conducted more than 5000 cases in high court. More than 125 cases conducted by him have been reported in renowned Law Journals of Pakistan. He has been Chairman Executive of Punjab Bar Council. He has been the General Secretary and President of District Bar association. He was the youngest ever member of Punjab Bar Council having only 7 years standing at the age of 32.