The 1962 Constitution of Pakistan was passed during the regime of?

A. Sikandar Mirza
B. Ayoub Khan
C. Yahya Khan
D. Ch. Muhammad Ali

The 1962 Constitution of Pakistan was passed during the regime of Ayoub Khan. It was promulgated by President Ayub on 1 March 1962 and finally came into effect on 8 June 1962. The Constitution contained 250 articles divided into twelve parts and three schedules. With the enforcement of this Constitution after 44 months, martial law came to an end.

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With regard the division of power between Federation and Provinces the Constitution of Pakistan (1962) was provided with_________________?
A. Single list of subjects
B. Two lists of subjects
C. Three lists of subjects
D. None of these
Submitted by: WIQAR AHMAD
Court language during Ranjit Singh regime was___________?
A. Persian
B. Punjabi
C. Urdu
D. None
Submitted by: Asifa Tariq
During Kalhora regime the__________ was official language of Sindh.
A. Arabic
B. Persian
C. Urdu
D. Sindhi
Submitted by: Gotum Jaleel
Makhdoom Muhammad Hashim Thattvi an Islamic scholar lived during ________ regime.
A. Kalhora
B. Soomra
C. Sama
D. Arghoon
Submitted by: Gotum Jaleel
Which kind of system of Government was introduced by the 1962 constitution?
A. Autonomous
B. Presidential
C. Bicameral
D. Confederate
When the constitution of 1962 was abrogated?
A. 25th March 1969
B. 29th July 1969
C. 4th April 1969
D. 14th April 1969
Who abrogated 1962 constitution and became CMLA?
A. Gen. Tikka Khan
B. Gen. Ahsan Khan
C. Gen. Mansoor Khan
D. Gen Yahya Khan
how many articles were there in 1962 constitution?
A. 225 Articles
B. 250 Articles
C. 275 Articles
D. 290 Articles
Who was the first leader of opposition in the first National Assembly constituted under the 1962 constitution of Pakistan____________?
A. Sardar Bahadur Khan
B. Khan. A sabur
C. Mumtaz Daultana
D. None of these
Updated by: Tajammal Ali
The constitution of 1962 gave more power to the __________?
A. The President
B. Prime Minister
C. The Parliament
D. The Judiciary
Submitted by: Aurangzeb Bhutto