Deletion of Khurshid Ahmad (Professor of Computer Science)

Comment: I searched his publications using Google scholar (please see the last bullet in Wikipedia:Notability (academics)#Citation metrics for reasons to avoid other databases for this subject), and unfortunately restricting GS to computer science publications cuts out some of his most highly cited ones, so it was necessary to take some care sorting out his pubs from some other papers by similarly-named people in other subjects. Doing so, I found 198 citations for his jointly-authored book "Computers, Language Learning and Language Teaching", 73 citations for what looks like a survey paper, "Corpus linguistics and terminology extraction", and an overall h-index of 16, significantly higher than what is reported above and enough to make a plausible although not terribly strong case for #C1. The personal chair might also be enough for #C5, I'm not sure. My feeling is that the BCS fellow isn't good enough: the BCS sets their bar too low http://www.bcs.org/content/conWebDoc/18215 to compare to more prestigious society fellowships such as in his case ACM or AAAI fellowship. But only one  criterion needs to be met for a keep
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF||WP:PROF)