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Pakistan's First Constituent Assembly which was elected through the 1946 General Elections consisted of:

59 members

79 members

69 members

89 members

The inaugural meeting of First Constituent Assembly was held on:

10th August 1947

14th August 1947

11th August 1947

15th August 1947

Lord Mountbatten addressed the First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on 14th August 1947, at

Lahore

New Delhi

Islamabad

Karachi

"The first duty of a government is to maintain law and order, so that the life, property and religious beliefs of its subjects are fully protected": Quaid-e-Azam passed these remarks while addressing the Constituent Assembly on:

10th August 1947

11th August 1947

12th August 1947

14th August 1947

After independence the strength of Constituent Assembly was rasied to:

70

79

99

89

In the 79-member First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan the number of members from East Pakistan was 44 whereas Punjab had:

15 members

16 members

17 members

18 members

The President of the First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was:

Quaid-e-Azam

Liaquat Ali Khan

Khaliq-uz-Zaman

Nazimuddin

The first session of the Constituent Assembly as a legislature was held in:

November 1947

December 1947

January 1948

February 1948

In 1953, the Constituent Assembly comprised of 79 members out of which the Muslim league Parliamentary party had:

50 members

60 members

70 members

80 members

The Constituent Assembly set up the Basic Principles Committee in:

January 1949

February 1949

March 1949

April 1949