Tehsildar GK Solved Past Paper 2016 PDF
Q.1 (a) Mr. Jinnah’s Famous Fourteen Points (1929)
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Federal system with residuary powers to provinces.
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Full provincial autonomy.
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Adequate and effective representation of minorities in all legislatures.
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Muslims should not be less than one-third in the Central Legislature.
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Separate electorates should continue for all communities.
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No territorial change should affect Muslim majority provinces (Punjab, Bengal, NWFP).
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Full religious liberty for all communities.
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No bill affecting a community shall pass if three-fourths of that community opposes it.
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Sindh should be separated from Bombay Presidency.
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Reforms should be introduced in NWFP and Balochistan on equal footing with other provinces.
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Adequate share for Muslims in all government services and local bodies.
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Safeguards for protection of Muslim culture, education, language, religion, and personal laws.
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No cabinet (central or provincial) without at least one-third Muslim ministers.
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Constitutional changes must require consent of the federating units.
Q.1 (b) Difference between Nehru Report and Jinnah’s 14 Points
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Form of Government: Nehru Report favored a strong central government, while Jinnah demanded a weak federation with strong provincial autonomy.
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Electorates: Nehru Report supported joint electorates; Jinnah insisted on separate electorates.
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Muslim Representation: Nehru Report rejected fixed Muslim share; Jinnah demanded at least one-third representation in the center.
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Safeguards: Nehru Report gave limited safeguards, while Jinnah’s Points strongly protected Muslim identity and rights.
Q.2 Simla Deputation 1906 and Creation of Pakistan
The Simla Deputation (1906), led by Sir Aga Khan, met Viceroy Lord Minto with Muslim demands for separate electorates and political safeguards. This was a turning point because it formally recognized Muslims as a separate political community rather than a minority. The acceptance of these demands encouraged Muslim political awareness and confidence. Shortly after, the All India Muslim League was founded in 1906, which later became the main platform of the Pakistan Movement. Therefore, the Simla Deputation is considered a foundational step towards the creation of Pakistan.
Q.3 Fill in the Blanks (Islamic History + KSA)
Section A (Prophets)
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Mother of Prophet Musa (A.S): Yochebed (Yukabid)
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Prophet Yahya (A.S) and Prophet Isa (A.S) were: Contemporaries
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Prophet Ayyub (A.S) suffered from: Severe illness (skin disease)
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Prophet Yunus (A.S) is known for: Patience
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Miracle of the she-camel: Prophet Salih (A.S)
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Prophet Idris (A.S) was known for: Knowledge / writing (72 languages not authentic)
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Prophet Zakariya (A.S): Carpenter (commonly mentioned in some traditions)
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Prophet Zakariya (A.S) was martyred by: Saw (cut)
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Prophet Dawood (A.S) and Sulaiman (A.S): Khalifahs
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Prophet Sulaiman (A.S): Understood language of birds
