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- Pakistan Constitutionpolitical-science-mcqs › pakistan-constitution
- Published
- 19 Apr 2023
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
Under the 1956 Constitution, the Central Government was composed of the President, the Council of Ministers (Cabinet), and the Parliament (Legislature). The Prime Minister was not the head of the government in this framework, and the Supreme Court was a separate judicial body, not part of the central executive or legislative organs.
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- 1.Which Constitution incorporated the Objective Resolution of 1949 into its operative provisions by introducing Article 2-A?
- 2.Which Constitution explicitly stated that both the Prime Minister and the President must be Muslims?
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- 4.On which date did the President of Pakistan sign the Constitution?
- 5.On which date did Pakistan's National Assembly approve the third Constitution in 1973?
- 6.On which date was the Second Constitution of 1962 officially revoked?
- 7.Who was the individual to whom Ayub Khan transferred full authority?
- 8.On which date did Ayub Khan step down from his position?
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