Constitutional and Political History in Pakistan by Hamid Khan is an authoritative text that provides a detailed account of the political and constitutional evolution of Pakistan from its inception to the present day. The book covers critical events, such as the creation of Pakistan, the drafting of its constitutions, and the political struggles that have shaped the nation. Khan meticulously analyzes the role of various political institutions, legal frameworks, and pivotal political figures in shaping the country’s governance. The work serves as an essential resource for understanding the complexities of Pakistan’s political history and its ongoing constitutional challenges.
Constitutional and Political History in Pakistan
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Constitutional and Political History in Pakistan by Hamid Khan is a comprehensive study of Pakistan’s constitutional development and political landscape. The book offers an in-depth analysis of the evolution of Pakistan’s political institutions, legal frameworks, and key political events.
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