GM Mukhtar Ahmed Khan, a man belongs to the land of brave hearts, Mardan. He is most senior Karateka of Tai's Bando Karate International Karachi. He is first Bando karate master from Mardan who introduced Bando karate there in early 80's. He completed his Bando karate training in 1979 directly under the supervision of Grand Master M.A. Tai (Pride of performance, Government of Pakistan) by obtaining Black belt 1st dan. Then he went to his native place Mardan to serve the homeland. 

Voluntarily Services To Punjab Regimental Centre, Pakistan Army 

In Mardan, he started giving training to Punjab Regimental Centre, Pakistan Army voluntarily from 1980 to 1989. During this period, he was awarded various Shields of honor and merit certificates for rendering his tremendous outstanding voluntarily services to Punjab Regimental Centre, Pakistan Army. His services were acknowledged by many Pakistani Generals included Lieutenant General Jahanzaib Arbab in 1981, Lt. General Mirza Aslam Baig, Lt. General Reham Dil Bhatti, Lt. General Khursheed Haidar, Lt. General Zaheer ul Islam, Brigadier (Late) Siraj ud Din Ahmed, General C.A. Majeed on 12th May 1983, and General Zia ul Haq.

Police Force Mardan (Voluntarily Service) & Saudi Military

Training

He also trained voluntarily Police Force Mardan during this era. In 1990, he went to Saudi Arabia and signed a three year contract with Saudi Military to give training of karate at King Khalid Bin Abdul Aziz Military Centre. Where he completed his task in befitting manner and was acknowledged by Saudi Military officials, that was a big achievement of his martial art career. It won’t be wrong to acknowledge his untiring efforts as associate of Shihan Inamullah Khan.

Achievements

Later, he started business there along with training martial arts at different places in various martial arts clubs. He returned to his homeland Pakistan to serve his own country and for two decades he trained thousands of martial artists in Karachi and across Pakistan besides his electrical generators business which helped him to travel across Pakistan for introducing Tai's Bando Karate.

Besides these healthy activities, he utilized his business links, sources and contacts for promoting martial arts in the region. 

Recently, his untiring services in Martial Arts were acknowledged by Waseem Azhar Tai (W.A. Tai) Pride of performance, Pakistan by awarding him honorary Black belt 8th dan by W. A. Tai-Kan-Ryu international. 

He is Black Belt 8th Dan ( BudoBan International Karachi )

He has also awarded with Black belt 9th dan from various international organizations.

In April 2019 he was honored by the symbol of Punjab Regimental Centre Pakistan Army "The Eagle" by the Commandant Brig. Zahid Hussain and a shield by the Deputy commandant Col. Faheem for serving the Punjab Regiment Centre Pakistan Army Mardan.

A big milestone of his career was when his services was acknowledged by his own Grand Master M.A. Tai, Pride of Performance Pakistan in 2019 when he was awarded black belt 7th Dan in an elegant function at Tai's Bando Karate international M.A Jinnah Road ,Karachi. The Grand Master M.A Tai made him his personal assistant and given him authorities in various matters and also made him chairman of Parents Support Group (PSG).

He is also fighting with prostate cancer since long but with his poor health he is still looking after several martial arts clubs and supporting financially many martial artists to keep up their martial arts career. He is also spending his energies and finance in promoting martial arts across Pakistan voluntarily.

Now, it’s time to acknowledge his tremendous services in martial arts to keep Pakistani youth healthy and narcotics free from 1974 -2019 (45 years) by the government sector.

We demand for the highest civil award (Pride of Performance) for Mr. Mukhtar Ahmed Khan in coming March, 2021 from The Government of Pakistan and The Sindh Government.