Jinnah Courts
Jinnah Courts, formerly known as Leslie Wilson Muslim Hostel, is a heritage building and former hostel located at Dr Ziauddin Ahmed Road, in the Civil Lines neighbourhood of Saddar, in South Karachi. It currently serves as the headquarters of paramilitary force Sindh Rangers. History
Founded as the Leslie Wilson Muslim Hostel, named after Leslie Wilson, it was built using donations from citizens and provincial local bodies to accommodate students from across Sindh. The foundation stone was laid in June 1932, and the building was inaugurated in June 1933. In 1986, management of the building was handed over to the culture department, and the Rangers temporarily relocated their headquarters there in April 1999. Previously, the Rangers headquarters was located in the Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre (SZIC) on University Road. However, the United Arab Emirates government, which funded the SZIC's construction, objected to its use by law enforcement and insisted that it be reserved for educational purposes. The status of the building is protected by the Sindh Cultural Heritage (Preservation) Act of 1994. The Jinnah Courts is used since 1999 as the headquarters of the Sindh Rangers,  paramilitary federal law enforcement organization. See also
 Mitha Ram Hostel, another former hostel under the administration of Sindh Rangers

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Pakistan Rangers
Hostels in Pakistan
Buildings and structures in Karachi
Heritage sites in Karachi
British colonial architecture
1933 establishments in British India
Tourist attractions in Karachi