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| '''Nazim''' is the name given in ] to the chief elected official of a local government, such as a ], ] (county), ], or Village Council. Some districts that are coterminous with major cities have the designation of City District, and the nazim of such a district is the ] of the city. | |||
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Nazim is the name given in Pakistan to the chief elected official of a local government, such as a District, Tehsil (county), Union Council, or Village Council. Some districts that are coterminous with major cities have the designation of City District, and the nazim of such a district is the mayor of the city.