Faisal Vawda foresees imminent sacking of a provincial governor

ISLAMABAD: Senator Faisal Vawda has hinted at the removal of one of the provincial governors very soon, ARY News reported on Friday.

Speaking during the ARY News show Aiteraz Hai, Senator Faisla Vawda said on Friday, “A provincial governor will be in troubled waters soon and his time is up.

Without mentioning the name, Faisla Vawda said the governor in question has been selling his name, making money, and telling lies, now his turn has come, and he has to go home soon”.

Vawda predicted that the governor’s removal would occur within the next week or two months but he will surely be removed from his post.

He also took the opportunity to criticize provincial governments and said that aside from Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah, no chief minister is capable of writing a paragraph in English.

Vawda added that only god can save the country when Pakistan’s future is in the hands of such people.

Additionally, Vawda touched on the murder of anchor person Arshad Sharif, claiming that the facts of the case will soon surface.

He also commented on PTI founder Imran Khan’s growing awareness of his friends and foes, stating that this realization should have occurred much sooner.

Faisal Vawda says that Imran Khan’s eyes are now opening.

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Earlier, Senator Faisal Vawda claimed that former Director General (DG) Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) Lieutenant General (retd) Faiz Hameed has provided evidence, including devices, against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan.

Speaking during ARY News show ‘Khabar’, Senator Faisla Vawda had said, “The troubles for the PTI founder and his associates are going to be increased as Faiz Hameed has handed over crucial evidence, including devices, against them.”

Faisal Vawda said that Faiz Hameed’s trial has deflated the Imran Khan-led party’s call for civil disobedience. “If Faiz Hameed’s trial had not taken place, the PTI founder, his wife, and associates would not have faced these challenges,” he added.