Who was the only Vice president of Pakistan?

The correct answer is Nur Ul Amin. The office of Vice President of Pakistan existed for a brief period in the country's constitutional history, and only one person, Nurul Amin, ever held this position.

The Unique Office of Vice President

• Constitutional Context: The office of Vice President was created under the Legal Framework Order (LFO) 1970 issued by President Yahya Khan. It was designed to share executive functions alongside the President and the newly established position of Prime Minister.
• Nurul Amin's Appointment: Following the general elections of 1970, Nurul Amin, a prominent Bengali politician and former Chief Minister of East Pakistan, was appointed Vice President on December 20, 1971, just days after the fall of East Pakistan.
• A Symbolic Role: Amin, who had stood against Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Awami League in the elections, was largely a symbolic figure meant to represent East Pakistani representation in the central government, even after East Pakistan had become Bangladesh. He served until the adoption of the 1973 Constitution.
• Abolishment of the Office: The 1973 Constitution abolished the office of Vice President and vested executive powers in the Prime Minister, with the President becoming a ceremonial head of state. Since then, Pakistan has not had a Vice President.

Therefore, the only Vice President in Pakistan's history was Nur Ul Amin.