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- November, 1959
- December, 1959
- January, 1960
- February, 1960
Regimes / Political History of Pakistan MCQs
In Tashkent, negotiations held between India and Pakistan in January, 1966, Pakistan was represented by Ayub Khan whereas India was represented by _____.
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- Lal Bahadur Shastri
- Indira Gandhi
- Jawahar Lal Nehru
- Rajiv Gandhi
India and Pakistan signed Tashkent Agreement/Declaration in Soviet city of Tashkent on _____.
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- 12th January, 1966
- 10th January, 1966
- 14th January, 1966
- 10th January, 1966
Indo-Pak War in September 1965 lasted for _____.
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- 09 days
- 13 days
- 17 days
- 23 days
During the period of Ayub Khan (1958-69), India attacked Pakistan on _____.
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- 6th September, 1965
- 4th September, 1965
- 9th September, 1965
- 10th September, 1965
According to the land reforms introduced by Ayub Khan’s regime, no person could possess more than _____.
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- 200 acres of irrigated and 700 acres unirrigated land
- 500 acres of irrigated or 1000 acres unirrigated land
- 600 acres of irrigated or 1200 acres unirrigated land
- 700 acres of irrigated or 2000 acres of unirrigated land
In November 1958, Ayub Khan’s regime constituted a Law Commission which comprised of _____.
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- Five members
- Six members
- Seven members
- Eight members
The regime of Ayub Khan announced Agrarian Reforms on _____.
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- 10th January, 1959
- 17th January, 1959
- 20th January, 1959
- 24th January, 1959
From 1959 to 1966, the Elective Bodies Disqualification Order (EBDO) was implemented with its full terror and the number of politicians disqualified during this period was _____.
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- 32
- 58
- 78
- 85
Ayub Khan promulgated two laws to put a ban on corrupt politicians. These ordinances included the Elective Bodies Disqualification Order (EBDO) and _____.
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- PODO
- KODO
- POTO
- PRODA
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