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- It was corrupt
- It curtailed powers of Governor General
- It was inefficient
- None of the above
After the dissolution of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan in 1954, Maulvi Tamizuddin challenged this action in _____.
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- Punjab High Court
- Federal Court
- Sindh High Court
- Balochistan High Court
Malik Ghulam Muhammad dissolved the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on _____.
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- 24th October, 1955
- 17th October, 1955
- 19th October, 1955
- 21st October, 1955
The speaker of the dismissed first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was _____.
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- M. A. Geelani
- Gauhar Altaf
- Dr. Khan Sahib
- Maulvi Tamizuddin
In 1953, the Muslim League had 60 members out of 79 members of the First Constituent Assembly. The members of Muslim League included Bengalis which numbered _____.
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- 33
- 25
- 45
- 50
On 14th August, 1947, the First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was addressed by a former British Viceroy in India named _____.
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- Lord Wavell
- Lord Mountbatten
- Lord Minto
- Lord Linlithgow
Lord Mountbatten addressed the First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan at Karachi on _____.
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- 14th August, 1947
- 15th August, 1947
- 16th August, 1947
- 17th August, 1947
Quaid-e-Azam addressed the First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan for the first time before the partition of the Sub-Continent. This historical address was given on _____.
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- 11th August, 1947
- 12th August, 1947
- 13th August, 1947
- 14th August, 1947
The first Constituent Assembly held its first meeting as a Legislative Assembly in _____.
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- February, 1948
- March, 1948
- January, 1948
- June, 1948
The first Constituent Assembly declared Karachi as the Federal Capital of Pakistan in _____.
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- May, 1948
- June, 1948
- July, 1948
- August, 1948
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