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1947: Independence and Partition

 August 14, 1947: Pakistan came into existence as a separate 1948:Kashmir War
nation following the end of British colonial rule in India. First Kashmir War: A conflict between India and Pakistan
Muhammad Ali Jinnah became Pakistan's first Governor- erupted over the region of Jammu and Kashmir, resulting
General, while Liaquat Ali Khan assumed the role of its first in the First Kashmir War, which extended into 1948.
Prime Minister.
1953: The Rawalpindi Conspiracy and Tensions
1951: The First National Census
 The Rawalpindi Conspiracy: A group of military officers and
 Pakistan conducted its first national census in 1951,
civilians was arrested for allegedly conspiring to overthrow the
providing valuable insights into the country's diverse civilian government. This event exposed underlying tensions
demographics. between the military and civilian leadership, leading to political
turmoil.
1956: Pakistan Becomes a Republic 1958: The Emergence of Military Rule

 March 23, 1956: Pakistan officially transitioned into a  October 7, 1958: President Iskander Mirza, with military
Republic, with Iskander Mirza being elected as its first backing, dismissed Prime Minister Feroze Khan Noon and
dissolved the Constituent Assembly, plunging Pakistan into a
President.
state of political turmoil.
 October 27, 1958: General Ayub Khan, the Commander-in-
Chief of the Pakistani Army, seized power through a bloodless
coup, inaugurating a period of military rule.
 The Imposition of Martial Law: General Ayub Khan assumed
the roles of Chief Martial Law Administrator and President,
imposing martial law for the first time in Pakistan's history.
Major General Iskander Mirza
On 5th March 1956, Major General Iskander Mirza became
the first elected President of Pakistan. The 1956 constitution
provides for Parliamentary form of government with all the
executive powers in the hands of Prime Minister.

The first prime minister, Liaquat Ali Khan, exercised


central executive powers until his assassination in 1951.

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