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Minto Park (Now Greater Iqbal Park), Lahore

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The historic Lahore Resolution (later known as Pakistan Resolution) was passed at Minto Park, Lahore. Muslim League, under Quaid-e-Azam's leadership, formally demanded a separate homeland for Muslims of British India. This resolution laid the foundation for the creation of Pakistan. Over 100,000 Muslims attended this momentous session of the All-India Muslim League.

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April 8-9, 1946: Delhi Muslim League Convention

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April 8-9, 1946: Delhi Muslim League Convention

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Muslim League legislators gathered at Imperial Hotel, Delhi, endorsing the demand for Pakistan. This convention strengthened the League's position as the sole representative of Indian Muslims. All elected Muslim League members unanimously approved the resolution for a separate Muslim state.

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Viceroy House (Now Rashtrapati Bhavan), Delhi

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June 3, 1947: Mountbatten Plan Announcement

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June 3, 1947: Mountbatten Plan Announcement

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Viceroy Lord Mountbatten announced the Partition Plan at Viceroy House, Delhi. This plan outlined the division of British India into two independent nations: Pakistan and India. The announcement accelerated the independence process and set August 1947 as the deadline for British withdrawal.

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July 19, 1947: Indian Independence Act Passed

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July 19, 1947: Indian Independence Act Passed

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The Indian Independence Act was passed by the British Parliament, legally establishing the two independent dominions of Pakistan and India. The act received Royal Assent at Westminster Palace, London, formally ending British rule in the subcontinent.

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August 7, 1947: Radcliffe Award Announcement

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August 7, 1947: Radcliffe Award Announcement

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Sir Cyril Radcliffe announced the final boundary line between Pakistan and India at the Viceroy House. This controversial demarcation determined the borders of the new nations, though the details were not made public until August 17th to prevent potential unrest.

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Constituent Assembly Building (Now Sindh Assembly), Karachi

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August 14, 1947: Pakistan's Independence Day

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August 14, 1947: Pakistan's Independence Day

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Pakistan officially gained independence at midnight. The ceremony took place at the Constituent Assembly building in Karachi, where Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was sworn in as the first Governor-General of Pakistan. The Pakistani flag was hoisted for the first time, marking the birth of a new nation.

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Government House (Now Governor House), Karachi

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The first cabinet meeting of independent Pakistan was held at Government House, Karachi. Quaid-e-Azam presided over this historic meeting where the initial framework for governing the new nation was discussed and important administrative decisions were made.

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December 1946: Constituent Assembly Formation

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December 1946: Constituent Assembly Formation

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The first meeting of Pakistan's Constituent Assembly was held in Delhi, where initial preparations for the new nation began. Members from regions that would become Pakistan gathered to discuss the framework of the future state. This assembly would later move to Karachi and become Pakistan's first legislature.