Quiz 2221 (Separation of East Pakistan)

Q1. The East Pakistan separated from West Pakistan and emerged into a new independent state in the form of Bangladesh on -----

Q2. East Pakistan constituted ----- percent population of the country.

Q3. West Pakistan constituted ----- percent population of the country.

Q4. East Pakistan contributed ----- percent in the foreign exchange earnings of the country.

Q5. In 1970, the share of East Pakistan in the Armed Forces of the country was less than ----- percent.

Q6. Bengalis' representation in the Civil Service was very poor. In August 1947, there was only ----- Bengali among the 80 civil servants who opted for Pakistan and constituted the civil services of Pakistan.

Q7. The distance between Eastern and Western wings of the country was -----

Q8. The country lied between the two wings was -----

Q9. What was the result of general election held on 7 December 1970?

Q10. Who was the President of Pakistan at that time?

Q11. Who was the Commander-in-chief of Pakistan Army?

Q12. Who was the Commander-in-chief of Pakistan Air Force?

Q13. Who was the Commander-in-chief of Pakistan Navy?

Q14. Who was the Governor of East Pakistan?

Q15. Who was the Prime Minister of India?

Q16. What was Operation Search Light?

Q17. What was Mukti Bahini?

Q18. Which were the 6 Points of Sheikh Mujib-ur-Rehman?

Q19. It was a ----- war between India and Pakistan in December 1971.

Q20. The military action that began on ----- continued till the fall of Dhaka.

Q21. More than ----- Pakistani soldiers became Indian prisoners of war (PoW).

Q22. Pakistan recognized Bangladesh at the Islamic Conference in Lahore on -----

Q23. How many years East Pakistan got connected with West Pakistan as a single country?

Q24. How many years have been passed since the separation of East Pakistan to West Pakistan?
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