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- 16th November, 1957
- 20th December, 1956
- 16th December, 1957
- 20th December, 1957
The ministry of Ibahim Ismail Chundrigar ended in December 1957 because _____.
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- He could not continue due to bad health
- His ministry was dismissed by the President
- of his death
- He lost support of Republican Party
Feroz Khan Noon took oath as seventh Prime Minister of Pakistan on _____.
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- 10th December, 1957
- 15th December, 1957
- 20th December, 1957
- 16th December, 1957
When Feroz Khan Noon took over as Prime Minister of Pakistan in December 1957, the Chief Minister of West Pakistan was _____.
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- Rustam Khan
- Abdur Rashid
- Raja Afrasiab Khan
- Ghulam Dastagir
In March 1958, the Provincial Cabinet of West Pakistan was formed by _____.
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- Muzaffar Ali Qazilbash
- Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar
- Sikandar Hayat Khan
- Mumtaz Daultana
After the death of Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar in 1958, who was elected as the President of Muslim League?
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- Feroz Khan Noon
- Abdul Qayyum Khan
- Mumtaz Daultana
- M. A. Qazilbash
In East Pakistan, the Cabinet of Ata-ur-Rehman was dismissed on 31st March, 1958 by _____.
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- H. S. Suhrawardy
- Bhashani
- Fazlul Haq
- Mujib-ur-Rehman
On 31st March, 1958, Fazlul Haq was succeeded as Governor of East Pakistan by _____.
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- Gen. Azam Khan
- Nurul Ameen
- Gen. Sarfaraz
- Hameed Ali
During the period of Feroz Khan Noon (Prime Minister), Oman handed over Gwadar to Pakistan on _____.
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- 8th June, 1958
- 8th September, 1958
- 17th June, 1958
- 20th September, 1958
Dr. Khan Sahib was assassinated on _____.
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- 9th July, 1958
- 9th March, 1958
- 9th April, 1958
- 9th May, 1958
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