The ISI service card claiming to belong to surrendered militant commander Qadar Zuman aka Qadarkai (Incharge of the Peace Committee), is fake and fabricated. Here’s why: 1- Incorrect Name: The card wrongly lists the name as "MR Qadar Gurbaz" instead of "Mr. Qadar Zuman." 2- Unrealistic Rank: In the Pakistan Army, an officer must serve at least 20–25 years after completing training at PMA to attain the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Promotion also requires passing multiple exams and courses. It is absurd to suggest that a surrendered militant commander would be granted this rank. (it’s not Emarat-e-Islamia Afghanistan). 3-Fake PA Number: A PA Number is only assigned to individuals formally enlisted in the Pakistan Army. Since Qadar Zuman was never enlisted, the number on the card is fabricated. 4-Incorrect Unit Assignment: The card mentions ISI Sector HQ Sindh, yet Qadar Zuman has never been to Sindh in his entire life. If the intent was to make the card appear legitimate, it should have at least referenced ISI Sector Command Peshawar, which is the nearest relevant unit. 5- Contradictory Issue Date: The card states it was issued on January 1, 2015, yet Qadar Zuman only surrendered to Pakistani security forces in 2016. After surrendering, he underwent rehabilitation at the de-radicalization center in Miranshah, North Waziristan, where he was properly verified and cleared. These inconsistencies make it clear that the card is a poorly constructed forgery with no authenticity.