Who had the shortest tenure as Governor General of Pakistan?
Correct answer: A. Maj-Gen (R) Iskandar Mirza
- A. Maj-Gen (R) Iskandar Mirza
- B. Ghulam Muhammad
- C. Kh. Nazimmuddin
- D. Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Explanation
Iskandar Mirza had the shortest tenure as Governor-General, serving from October 1955 until Pakistan became a republic on 23 March 1956. He then became the country's first President.
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About Constitution of 1956
The Constitution of 1956 established Pakistan’s first constitution as an Islamic, federal and parliamentary republic, with a president, prime minister, unicameral legislature and provisions for fundamental rights. It covers the parity arrangement between East and West Pakistan, Islamic clauses, federal institutions and the circumstances of its abrogation after the 1958 martial law.
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