Zahoor Ahmed Agha is appointed as the new governor of Balochistan

After the resignation of Amanullah Khan Yasinzai, Zahoor Ahmed Agha was appointed by President Arif Alvi on Wednesday The new governor of Balochistan.

A notice issued by President Alvi’s office stated that he had accepted Yasinzai’s resignation and appointed Aga to succeed him.

Amanullah Yasinzai resigns

Earlier today, the former chief judge of the Balochistan High Court handed in his resignation to President Alvi.

Yasinzai was appointed governor of Balochistan by President Alvi in ​​October 2018. In a letter, Prime Minister Imran Khan asked him to step down, after which the retired judge decided to resign.

“Never say anything to Prime Minister Imran Khan”

In May of this year, the former governor refuted his controversial remarks against Imran Khan and stated that he did not talk to anyone, nor did he accept any TV channels or newspaper interviews.

He said that he has nothing to do with the deliberately fabricated and disseminated remarks attributable to him.

“I respect Prime Minister Imran Khan from the bottom of my heart. I don’t even dare to give such a [controversial] statement [about PM Khan],” Yasin Jae once said.

Letter from PM Imran Khan to Judge Amanullah Khan Yasinzai

According to Geographic News, the prime minister wrote a letter to Yasin Jae in which he said he wanted to appoint someone else to replace him.

The Prime Minister wrote in the letter that he wanted to meet Yasinzai in person, but was unable to do so due to COVID-19.

“It’s an honor [working] Work with you to create a welfare state, especially to take care of the people of Balochistan,” the prime minister wrote in the letter.

“However, given the current political situation, dexterity and tact are needed at this time to take delicate and balanced actions while ensuring political tolerance and fulfilling our commitment to the Pakistani people.”

“In view of the above situation, I intend to appoint a new governor in Balochistan, so I ask you to resign.

“Of course, this will not adversely affect your ability or performance in any way. I think it’s just that the political challenges currently facing Pakistan need to be changed.”