Pakistan, Birth and Development by Riffat CH. - 70653/TCHR/BMBRC

Hareeem Fatima

2026-04-10 06:22:28 UTC

System of Government: It established a federal parliamentary system where the President was the ceremonial head of state and the Prime Minister was the head of government.
Fundamental Rights: It guaranteed basic rights such as freedom of speech, assembly, and religion, and established an independent judiciary

aima batool

2026-04-10 06:22:46 UTC

The 1956 Constitution made Pakistan an Islamic Republic and introduced a parliamentary system with a Prime Minister holding most powers. It established a federal system, gave equal representation to East and West Pakistan, and provided fundamental rights to citizens. Islam was declared the state religion, Urdu and Bengali were national languages, and an independent judiciary was set up.

constitution of 1956

2026-04-10 06:22:46 UTC

eman fatima

main features were:

established Pakistan as parliamentary democracy .

recognize both urdu and Bangali as national language .

aima batool

2026-04-10 06:23:47 UTC

The 1962 Constitution introduced a presidential system, where the President had most of the power instead of the Prime Minister. The President was elected through the Basic Democracies system, not by direct voting of the people. It kept a federal system and created one National Assembly. The constitution also provided fundamental rights to citizens, declared Islam as the state religion, and set up an independent judiciary to protect the law.

The Constitution of 1956

2026-04-10 06:24:57 UTC

Pakistan was part of the dominion of Britain, until the Constitution of 1956 was drafted. It was declared an Islamic republic officially. the key features of this Constitution were:

Pakistan was to be a parliamentary democracy where ht elected members were permitted to make laws.

it dealinated the system of multiple governance branches to maintain check and balance.

it introduced elections for the Democratic system.

it promoted linguistic diversity by declaring bengali and Urdu as the official languages.

Fatima Awais

2026-04-10 06:25:39 UTC

Main features:

This was the first official constitution that declared Pakistan as a separate nation with its own governance. Key elements include:

parliamentary democracy where the elected representatives were given the control to both govern and make laws
it recognized urdu and Bengali as national languages
it emphasized equality and justice
it outlined the formation of the government and the procedure for elections

. Iskander Mirza was the first President of Pakistan

2026-04-10 06:25:51 UTC

It included several elements basically elected representatives were allowed to make laws and govern the country .It gave rights and freedom to the citizens the were emphasising equality .Two languages wre spoken Urdu and Bengali

Done by Hadia Imran

The constitution of 1956 Ayesha Jawaid

2026-04-10 06:26:20 UTC

1: Pakistan became an Islamic Republic 2: It established a parliamentary democracy 3: Urdu and Bengali was the official language 4: It laid the fundamental rights and freedom

KHIRAD JIBRAN

2026-04-10 06:26:44 UTC

Pakistan officially became an Islamic republic under the constitution of 1956.

The country gained independence from the british in 1947.

some key elements are:

It recognized both bengal and urdu as national languages.
the constitution laid out principles and rules for fundamental rights and freedoms for citizens, demanding/ explaining equality and justice.
It outlined procedure for elections and the formations of the government promoting a democratic system of governance in Pakistan.

eman fatima

2026-04-10 06:40:16 UTC

the features of constitution of 1962 :

1:rejected parliamentary system.

2:introduce a presidential system of government in Pakistan.

KHIRAD JIBRAN

2026-04-10 06:42:12 UTC

Pakistan adopted the 1962 constitution, instituting a presidential system of government. Political activities were restricted, political parties were banned and power was centralized in the hands of the president and his appointed cabinet. The constitution emphasized economic planning, recognized Urdu and Bengal as the national languages, and included a bill of rights. However, it was abrogated in 1969 following widespread protests. The constitution observed the following salient features:

It introduced a presidential system of government in Pakistan.
The president of Pakistan was both the head of state and government, consolidating significant features.
The constitution rejected the parliamentary system that existed in the 1956 constitution.
It centralized power in the hands of the president and his appointed cabinet.