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121.

Mention the principle point of the Constituent Assembly?

A.	Observance of democracy, freedom, equality and social Justice	B.	Rights of minorities
C.	Independence of Judiciary and a federal system of Government	D.	All of these

122.

During how many meetings of First Constituent Assembly the Objectives Resolution was passed?

A.	5	B.	4
C.	3	D.	2

123.

Name the opposition party in the Assembly that raised objections on the 'Objectives Resolution'?

A.	Pakistan National Congress	B.	Jamaat-e-Islami
C.	National Awami Party	D.	Khaksar Party

124.

On what base(s), the Pakistan National Congress raised objections on 'Objective Resolution'?

A.	The Resolution mixed up polities with religion.	B.	The Resolution does not provide minorities respectable place
C.	Both of them	D.	None of them

125.

Most of the Muslims gave the approval to the "Objectives Resolution" except one Name him?

A.	Tameez-ud-Din	B.	Mian Iftikhar-ud-Din
C.	Fakhar-uz-Zaman	D.	Rehan Shah

126.

Name the leader of the Congress Party who said that 'Objectives resolution' will put the minorities on a detestable place of servants and slaves?

A.	S.C. Chattopadhyaya	B.	Ajay Kapur
C.	Hari Kumar	D.	None of these

127.

When the Constituent Assembly elected a Basic Principles Committee?

A.	12 March, 1949	B.	13 March, 1949
C.	11 March, 1949	D.	12 March, 1948

128.

When Basic Principles Committee issued its 1st Report?

A.	1951	B.	1950
C.	1948	D.	1949

129.

Who presented the 1st Report of Basic Principles Committee before the Constituent Assembly on 28th September 1950?

A.	Iftikhar-ud-Din	B.	Liaqat Ali Khan
C.	Maulvi Tamez-ud-Din	D.	Meraj Khalid

130.

The Government should be a federal legislature having two houses in accordance with the First Report of Basic Principles Committee. What these houses were called?

A.	Upper house and Lower house	B.	House of units and House of People
C.	Both of them	D.	None of them