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In August of 1947, Pakistan was established as an independent nation free from British and Indian rule.
It was divided into two geographical sectors. i.e East and West Pakistan -
Mohammad Ali Jinnah becomes the first governor general and served as the nations leader till his death in 1948 after which Liaqat Ali Khan becomes the prime minister of Pakistan
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First major conflict between Pakistan and India ensues for the state of Kashmir
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Khawaja Nazimuddin - 1951-1953
Mohammad Ali Bogra - 1953 - 1955
Muhammad Ali - 1955 - 1956
Hussain Shaheed Suharwardi - 1956 - 1957
Ibrahim Ismail Chaundrigar - 1957
Malik Feroz Khan Noon - 1957 - 1958 -
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He seizes the leadership role from Iskandar Mirza in 1958, and established a military regime for a time period that extended over a decade
The constitution of 1962 of Pakistan was also passed during this timeperiod -
He was handed control over from Ayub khan in 1969. Yahya khan immediately imposed martial law upon gaining leadership over the nation
It was also within this timeframe that east Pakistan began to revolt against the government, which influenced the removal of Ayub khan from his leadership role
On march of 1971, the war for independence of East Pakistan (Modern day Bangladesh) officially began. -
In 1971 following the end of the war between east and west Pakistan, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto became president, and later in 1973 he became the prime minister of the nation.
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Through a military coup d'état. Later Bhutto was executed by being hanged on April 4th 1979
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Benazir Bhutto - 1988-1990
Nawaz Sharif - 1990-1993
Benazir Bhutto - 1993-1996
Nawaz Sharif - 1996-1999 -
This was the 4th and latest time period of military regime faced by Pakistan. after this to date only democratic governments have been established in the nation
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Zardari Served as the nations 11th president and his government rule extended from 2008 till 2013
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He served till 2022 (till he was dismissed on account of the no-confidence motion)
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He is the current serving leader of Pakistan