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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "Akbar Khan alias" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. Akbar Khan alias — They received prison sentences
B. Akbar Khan alias — It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government
C. Akbar Khan alias — General Tariq
D. Akbar Khan alias — Military coup
Correct Answer: C
The correct match is "Akbar Khan alias — General Tariq". Akbar Khan used the name 'General Tariq' in connection with accounts of the Kashmir conflict.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "military grievance" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. military grievance — Political changes and remission of sentences
B. military grievance — Military coup
C. military grievance — General Tariq
D. military grievance — Kashmir war policy and military frustrations
Correct Answer: D
The correct match is "military grievance — Kashmir war policy and military frustrations". Discontent over the handling of the Kashmir conflict formed part of the background.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "conspiracy nature" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. conspiracy nature — They received prison sentences
B. conspiracy nature — It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government
C. conspiracy nature — Kashmir war policy and military frustrations
D. conspiracy nature — Military coup
Correct Answer: D
The correct match is "conspiracy nature — Military coup". The case centered on an alleged plan by officers and civilians to overthrow the government.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "trial location" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. trial location — Exile in Britain
B. trial location — Shaheed Minar
C. trial location — Kartarpur Corridor
D. trial location — Hyderabad Central Jail
Correct Answer: D
The correct match is "trial location — Hyderabad Central Jail". Proceedings were held in Hyderabad Central Jail under a special tribunal.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "trial law" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. trial law — Constitution of 1973
B. trial law — Devolution Plan 2001
C. trial law — Constitution of 1956
D. trial law — Rawalpindi Conspiracy (Special Tribunal) Act
Correct Answer: D
The correct match is "trial law — Rawalpindi Conspiracy (Special Tribunal) Act". A special tribunal was established under special legislation to hear the case.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "government target" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. government target — Sajjad Zaheer
B. government target — Liaquat Ali Khan
C. government target — Major General Akbar Khan
D. government target — Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Correct Answer: B
The correct match is "government target — Liaquat Ali Khan". The alleged plot aimed to overthrow Liaquat Ali Khan's government.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "political party link" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. political party link — Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
B. political party link — Pakistan Muslim League (Q)
C. political party link — University of Dhaka
D. political party link — Communist Party of Pakistan
Correct Answer: D
The correct match is "political party link — Communist Party of Pakistan". The case involved military officers and left-wing civilians, including people associated with the Communist Party.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "poet accused" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. poet accused — Liaquat Ali Khan
B. poet accused — Faiz Ahmed Faiz
C. poet accused — Major General Akbar Khan
D. poet accused — Sajjad Zaheer
Correct Answer: B
The correct match is "poet accused — Faiz Ahmed Faiz". Faiz Ahmed Faiz was among the civilians accused in the case.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "military leader" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. military leader — Major General Akbar Khan
B. military leader — Sajjad Zaheer
C. military leader — Liaquat Ali Khan
D. military leader — Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Correct Answer: A
The correct match is "military leader — Major General Akbar Khan". Major General Akbar Khan was the leading military conspirator.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
Which pairing is correct for the "year" aspect of 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case?
A. year — 1953
B. year — 1950
C. year — 1951
D. year — 1952
Correct Answer: C
The correct match is "year — 1951". The Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case emerged in 1951.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "later release"?
A. It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government
B. General Tariq
C. Kashmir war policy and military frustrations
D. Political changes and remission of sentences
Correct Answer: D
Later release: Political changes and remission of sentences. Sentences were later reduced or remitted and prisoners were released over subsequent years.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "outcome"?
A. Kashmir war policy and military frustrations
B. They received prison sentences
C. It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government
D. General Tariq
Correct Answer: B
Outcome: They received prison sentences. A number of accused, including Faiz and Akbar Khan, were convicted and imprisoned.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "arrests period"?
A. February 1951
B. March 1952
C. March 1951
D. March 1950
Correct Answer: C
Arrests period: March 1951. Major arrests were announced in March 1951.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "historical significance"?
A. General Tariq
B. Military coup
C. They received prison sentences
D. It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government
Correct Answer: D
Historical significance: It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government. The case became an early example of civil-military political tension.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "civilian intellectual"?
A. Major General Akbar Khan
B. Sajjad Zaheer
C. Liaquat Ali Khan
D. Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Correct Answer: B
Civilian intellectual: Sajjad Zaheer. Communist leader and writer Sajjad Zaheer was among the prominent civilians implicated.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "Akbar Khan alias"?
A. General Tariq
B. Political changes and remission of sentences
C. They received prison sentences
D. It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government
Correct Answer: A
Akbar khan alias: General Tariq. Akbar Khan used the name 'General Tariq' in connection with accounts of the Kashmir conflict.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "military grievance"?
A. They received prison sentences
B. It was an early alleged military-civilian plot against an elected government
C. Military coup
D. Kashmir war policy and military frustrations
Correct Answer: D
Military grievance: Kashmir war policy and military frustrations. Discontent over the handling of the Kashmir conflict formed part of the background.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "conspiracy nature"?
A. Political changes and remission of sentences
B. They received prison sentences
C. Kashmir war policy and military frustrations
D. Military coup
Correct Answer: D
Conspiracy nature: Military coup. The case centered on an alleged plan by officers and civilians to overthrow the government.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "trial location"?
A. Hyderabad Central Jail
B. India
C. East Pakistan
D. Exile in Britain
Correct Answer: A
Trial location: Hyderabad Central Jail. Proceedings were held in Hyderabad Central Jail under a special tribunal.
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1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case
For 1951 - Early Pakistan - Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, which option correctly gives the "trial law"?
A. Eighth Amendment
B. Devolution Plan 2001
C. Seventh NFC Award
D. Rawalpindi Conspiracy (Special Tribunal) Act
Correct Answer: D
Trial law: Rawalpindi Conspiracy (Special Tribunal) Act. A special tribunal was established under special legislation to hear the case.