Urdu was declared national language of Pakistan in:
Correct answer: B. April 1955
- A. April 1950
- B. April 1955
- C. April 1954
- D. April 1952
Explanation
Urdu was declared the national language of Pakistan in April 1955. This decision was made through the passing of the "Urdu Resolution" during the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan in Dhaka. The resolution stated that Urdu would be the national language of Pakistan, while Bengali was recognized as a provincial language. Therefore, option b is correct.
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