Together with the Punjabi-Mohajir bureaucracy and also a Punjabi army dominating politics and economics in an excessively centralised condition, East Pakistan’s politicians and populace felt completely marginalised. The insurance policies with the Ayub era, both equally economic and political, led in 1966 to Mujib asking for much more legal right

While using the Punjabi-Mohajir bureaucracy and also a Punjabi military services dominating politics and economics in an overly centralised state, East Pakistan’s politicians and inhabitants felt completely marginalised. The insurance policies of your Ayub period, both of those economic and political, led in 1966 to Mujib asking for much more rig