KARACHI - PAKISTAN HEADQUARTERS

The video covers the historical context of Karachi becoming the capital of Pakistan during the transfer of power from Britain to India. It highlights the meeting of the Pakistan Constituent Assembly, the legacy of British architecture, and the need for new construction in Karachi. The excitement surrounding the handover of power is emphasized, particularly with the arrival of Mr. Jinnah, a key figure in modern Indian history, who was to become the Governor General of Pakistan.

What was the significance of Karachi in the context of the transfer of power?

• It was the site of the first Indian independence movement.

• It was to become the capital of Pakistan.

• It was the location of the British Parliament.

• It was the headquarters of the British East India Company.

What was reported about Gandhi in the context of the transfer of power?

• He was leading the transfer of power.

• He was against the formation of Pakistan.

• He was planning to move to Britain.

• He was reported as saying he lived in Pakistan.

Why was there a need for new construction work in Karachi?

• To build new schools and hospitals.

• To accommodate the central Muslim administration and officials.

• To create new parks and recreational areas.

• To expand the railway network.

What was the public reaction to Mr. Jinnah's arrival in Karachi?

• It was met with indifference.

• It led to a city-wide curfew.

• It caused widespread protests.

• It was a triumphal procession.

Who vacated the Government House for Mr. Jinnah?

• Sir Francis Moody

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Jawaharlal Nehru

• Lord Mountbatten