Who was the only Muslim member in the house who opposed the Objectives Resolution 1949 in the Assembly?
Correct answer: A. Main Iftikar-ud-Din
- A. Main Iftikar-ud-Din
- B. Mumtaz Doltana
- C. Ayub Khoro
- D. Abdullah Haroon
Explanation
Mian Iftikhar-ud-Din was the only Muslim member of the Constituent Assembly who opposed the Objectives Resolution in 1949. His objection centred on the resolution’s implications for democratic and minority rights.
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About Objectives Resolution
The Objectives Resolution of 1949 established principles for Pakistan’s constitutional system, including sovereignty of Allah, delegated authority through the people, democracy, freedom, equality, tolerance, social justice and protection of minority rights. It also covers its place as a constitutional preamble and its later incorporation through Article 2A of the 1973 Constitution.
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