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Who is likely to takeover as the next Balochistan Governor?
The new governor of Balochistan is likely to be Sardar Sarbalund Khan, the leader of the People’s Party.
In Balochistan, the largest province of Pakistan by area, the post of governor has been vacant since April 13. After the resignation of Zahoor Agha, John Muhammad Jamali is serving as acting governor.
Now there is news of the official appointment of a new governor in Balochistan, and sources say that the post of governor will be given to the People’s Party, for which the leader of the People’s Party of Balochistan, Sardar Sarbaland Khan Jogezai, is a strong candidate
Sources have said that the notification for the appointment of Governor Balochistan is likely to be issued in a few days.
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