Roedad Khan is a prominent Pakistani civil servant, writer, and political commentator. He was born on September 28, 1923, and has held several high-ranking positions in Pakistan’s government. Throughout his career, he has served in key administrative roles, including Secretary General of the Interior Ministry and Secretary to the President of Pakistan. He played a significant part in the bureaucracy during the regimes of various leaders, including General Zia-ul-Haq and President Ghulam Ishaq Khan.
Khan is known for his deep insight into the workings of the government and for his outspoken stance on many political issues. After retiring from public service, he became a vocal critic of military interventions in politics and an advocate for democracy and rule of law in Pakistan.
In addition to his governmental roles, Roedad Khan has authored several books, reflecting on his experiences in Pakistan’s bureaucracy and his observations of the country’s political landscape. His works provide valuable perspectives on Pakistan’s history, governance, and challenges.
Despite his advancing age, Roedad Khan continues to be an influential figure in Pakistan, often contributing to discussions about democracy, governance, and national development.