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- Khawaja Nazimuddin
- Ghulam Muhammad
- Liaquat Ali Khan
- Muhammad Ali Bogra
Regimes / Political History (1947-1958) MCQs
Khawaja Nazimuddin was removed from the post of Prime Minister by Ghulam Muhammad on _____.
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- 16th May, 1953
- 16th March, 1953
- 16th April, 1953
- 16th June, 1953
According to the 1951 Census, the population of West Pakistan (now Bangladesh) was 33.7 million out of which the number of refugees was _____.
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- 5.5 million
- 6.5 million
- 7.5 million
- 6.9 million
According to the 1951 Census, the number of refugees in Pakistan was _____.
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- 7.2 million
- 5.4 million
- 6.3 million
- 4.7 million
On several occasions Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah had declared that the national language of Pakistan would be _____.
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- Bengali
- Sindhi
- Urdu
- Balochi
The Government of Pakistan issued its first-ever budget in the year of _____.
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- 1946-47
- 1947-48
- 1949-50
- 1948-49
In connection with the division of assets, the amount which India owed to Pakistan was _____.
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- 400 crore rupees
- 300 crore rupees
- 200 crore rupees
- 100 crore rupees
After independence in 1947, the Pakhtoonistan stunt was raised in NWFP (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) by _____.
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- G. M. Sayyed
- Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
- Mujib-ur-Rehman
- Maulana Bashani
In Kashmir the ceasefire between India and Pakistan was signed on _____.
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- 27th July, 1948
- 27th July, 1951
- 27th July, 1949
- 27th July, 1950
In order to bring about ceasefire in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, the Security Council of UNO passed resolutions on 3rd August, 1948 and _____.
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- 5th February, 1949
- 5th January, 1949
- 5th July, 1949
- 5th August, 1949
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