Answers of Quiz 1823 (General Iskander Mirza)

1. On 13 November 1899 in Murshidabad, West Bengal, India
2. Sahibzada Syed Muhammad Fateh Ali Mirza
3. Dilshad Begum nee Tyabji
4. Great grandson
5. Bengali
6. 26 years (1920 to 1946)
7. 1st Defence Secretary of Pakistan
8. Iskander Mirza
9. From 24 October 1954 to 7 August 1955
10. On 7 August 1955 (till 23 March 1956)
11. From 7 August 1955 to 6 October 1955
12. Iskander Mirza
13. 2nd
14. 1 person (Chaudhry Muhammad Ali)
15. On 23 March 1956 (till 27 October 1958)
16. 5 persons (Chaudhry Muhammad Ali, Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy, II Chundrigar, Feroze Khan Noon, General Ayub Khan)
17. On 7 October 1958 he imposed first Martial Law in Pakistan & appointed General Ayub Khan as Chief Martial Law Administrator (CMLA). Ayub Khan forced him to resign within 20 days.
18. General Ayub Khan
19. Iskander Mirza
20. Rifat Begum & Naheed Amirteymour
21. Cousin & friend
22. Humayun Mirza
23. Republican Party
24. London
25. On 13 November 1899 in London he died of heart attack.
26. In Iran
27. 70 years
28. Malik Ghulam Muhammad
29. Position abolished
30. Position established
31. General Ayub Khan
32. 2 persons (Khawaja Nazimuddin & General Iskander Mirza)
33. 1 person (General Iskander Mirza)
34. 4 persons (Khawaja Nazimuddin, Muhammad Ali Bogra, Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy, Nurul Amin)

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