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Name
  
Mahleej Sarkari


Mahleej Sarkari with wavy hair and wearing a gray and black blouse with butterfly design


Born
  
31 August 1982 (age 38)
Karachi, Pakistan

Occupation
  
President of MSP Inc. Model

Known for
  
Miss Pakistan world, MSP Inc.


Similar
  
Sonia Ahmed, Mariyah Moten, Saman Hasnain

Mahleej Sarkari (Urdu: ماہ لیج سرکاری ‎) is a Pakistani Canadian citizen and winner of Miss Pakistan World pageant in 2007. Born in Karachi, Sindh, Serkari's family emigrated to Canada during her childhood which is where she continued her education. After spending her childhood in Pakistan she moved to Canada with her family. After winner Miss Pakistan World 2007, she participated in Miss Pakistan world pageant and won the crown, the same year Mahleej represented Pakistan in "Miss Tourism Queen International". After the pageant she was surrounded by the media and the controversies surrounding her desire to date the President of Pakistan "President Musharraf".

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Mahleej Sarkari smiling while wearing a black blouse and beige pants

Mahleej Sarkari- Miss Pakistan World 2007


Miss Pakistan World 2007

Mahleej Sarkari smiling while wearing a yellow swimsuit

On June 23, 2007, Mahleej Sarkari was crowned the 5th Miss Pakistan World in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Sarkari now lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The main highlight was her ability to represent Pakistan in a positive light, with grace and intelligence, among 128 countries from around the world.

International pageant

Mahleej Sarkari pointing her finger while wearing a black and cream sleeveless blouse

Mahleej Sarkari took part in the Miss Tourism Queen International pageant held in Zhengzhou, China in April 2008 and won Miss Disco Runner up. This was the 4th title achieved at the same pageant by the Miss Pakistan World organization.

Current title

Desi Kuriyan Winner Season 1

References

Mahleej Sarkari Wikipedia