Gharghasht

Ghorghushtī or Ghorghushtī (Pashto: غرغښتي‎) is a Pakistani town whose name refers to the legendary Pashtun, traced to the third son of Qais Abdur Rashid. It is famous for chapli kabàb. In recent times, an interchange was constructed at Chach, located about 5 km from Gharghashti. Famous Ghargashti personalities are Lt Commander Zafar Khan and his son Commander Masood Zafar, both from the Pakistan Navy. It is a relatively well established village, with all basic facilities, such as electricity, water and gas, available. A large portion of the population or family members from here are settled in Bradford, United Kingdom.

Many of the people belonging to these sub-tribes reside in Eastern Afghanistan and Kandahar province of Afghanistan, and Quetta and of Pakistan, and speak Pashto as their mother tongue.

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