Who is the current chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF)?

Related Mcqs:

1. Just after partition the first war was fought on the issue of Kashmir. India in view of its bad military position in Jammu and Kashmir made a frantic appeal to UNO on:

   A. 15th February, 1948
   B. 25th December, 1947
   C. 10th January, 1948
   D. 1st January, 1948

2. India and Pakistan went to war over Kashmir again in 1965. This war divided Jammu and Kashmir in to four political units among which Aksai Chin was given under China’s control. Which areas were give under Pakistan and India’s control?

   A. Azad Kashmir and Ladakh in Pakistani Control and Jammu and Kashmir in Indian control
   B. Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir in Indian and Azad Kashmir and Northern areas in Pakistani control
   C. Northern Area, Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir in Indian while Azad Kashmir in Pakistani control
   D. None of these

3. Who is the current chairman of People’s Democratic Front?

   A. Yaseen Malik
   B. Abdul Ghani Bhat
   C. Mirwaiz Omar Farooq
   D. Shabbir Shah

4. The All Parties Hurriyat Conference is a political front as an alliance of 26 political, social and religious organization in Kashmir was established on:

   A. March 10, 1993
   B. March 10, 1994
   C. March 10, 1995
   D. March 10, 1996

5. Out of 14 districts of Jammu and Kashmir, the Muslim majority districts are:

   A. 12
   B. 11
   C. 10
   D. 13

6. On 5 January 2009 who was sworn in as the eleventh Chief Minister of Indian Held Jammu and Kashmir.

   A. Omar Abdullah
   B. Yaseen Malik
   C. Mirwaiz Omar Farooq
   D. Saeed Mufti

7. National Congress Party and the National Conference agreed to form a coalition government in Jammu & Kashmir on.

   A. 24 December 2008
   B. 26 December 2008
   C. 28 December 2008
   D. 30 December 2008

8. The percentage of Muslims in Jammu and Kashmir is:

   A. 80
   B. 75
   C. 90
   D. 95

9. When Indian forces landed in Kashmir Quid-e-Azam ordered general gracy the then C-in-C of Pakistan army to attack Kashmir which he refused or the pretext that:

   A. Pakistan forces are scattered so not in a position to attack
   B. Cannot take action without the orders of supreme commander of Indo-Pak forces
   C. After accession India had the right to capture the state
   D. Pakistan has no access to the state

10. The situation of Kashmir deteriorated during August and September of 1947 because the Kashmir Muslims openly revolted. By late October, 1947, the tribesmen-led rebellion succeeded in:

    A. capturing several towns
    B. massacring large number of civilians
    C. advancing within four miles of the capital, Srinagar
    D. all of these