Relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan are at their worst.
Afghan media has claimed that former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan has been murdered. However, no statement has been issued by Pakistan on this. This is not the first time that such news has come about Imran Khan. Imran Khan is lodged in Adiala Jail of Rawalpindi, Pakistan. His sisters have not been allowed to meet Imran in jail. After this, the sisters and thousands of workers of Imran’s party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) staged a protest.
Party workers have targeted the Shehbar government of Pakistan. Activists say that the protest will not end if they are not allowed to meet Imran Khan in jail. Meanwhile, Afghan media has claimed the murder of Imran Khan. The incident is of a period when relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have deteriorated. India is a neighbor of both the countries.Let us know with this excuse that whether Pakistan or Afghanistan, the value of Indian currency is highest.
How much is India’s 100 rupees worth in Pakistan and Afghanistan?
First of all let’s talk about Pakistan. The name of the official currency here is Pakistani Rupee. It became the official currency here since 1948. Pakistani currency is controlled by the State Bank of Pakistan. It issues guidelines related to this.
Pakistan’s currency is something like this.
The currency of Pakistan is shown with the code PKR. Now the question arises that how much does 100 Indian rupees become in Pakistan? The value of 1 rupee of India in Pakistan is 3.14 rupees. At the same time, 100 Indian rupees goes to Pakistan and becomes 314 rupees.
Now let us understand the situation in Afghanistan. Afghan Afghani is the name of the official currency here. It is shown by AFN code, like INR is used for Indian currency. The currency here is controlled by Da Afghanistan Bank.
Currency of Afghanistan is Afghan Afghani.
1 rupee of India goes to Afghanistan and becomes 0.74 Afghan afghani. At the same time, the value of Indian 100 rupees in Afghanistan is 74.15 Afghan afghani. If compared between the two countries, the value of Indian currency is higher in Pakistan than in Afghanistan. Afghanistan has been strict regarding currency. Here the Taliban made many rules related to currency and implemented them strictly. There is also a provision for strict punishment for those who do not follow the rules.
3 important things about Afghanistan’s currency
- Restrictions on foreign currencies: The Taliban banned the use of US dollars and Pakistani rupees in local transactions, an effort aimed at strengthening the role of the Afghan currency.
- Strict restrictions: To prevent capital flight, strict restrictions were imposed on the exchange of US dollars from Afghanistan. There is a lot of strictness regarding this here.
- Criminalization of Online Currency Trading: The Taliban declared online currency trading a crime and imposed harsh penalties, including imprisonment, for violators.
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