Constitution of 1962 and 1973 of Pakistan

 Constitution of 1962 of Pakistan 

• The 1962 constitution established Pakistan as a presidential republic.
• The 1962 constitution limited civil liberties and political rights.
• The 1962 constitution abolished the parliamentary system.

Constitution of 1973 of Pakistan

• The 1962 constitution was replaced by the 1973 constitution.
• The 1973 constitution was drafted by the elected representatives of the people.
• The 1973 constitution re-established parliamentary democracy.
• The 1973 constitution established a federal system.
• The 1973 constitution declared Urdu as the national language of Pakistan.
• The 1973 constitution provided for a bicameral legislature.
• The 1973 constitution defined the rights of citizens.
• The 1973 constitution entrenched the Islamic provisions of the previous constitutions.
• The 1973 constitution made Islam the state religion of Pakistan.
• The 1973 constitution guaranteed fundamental rights.
• The 1973 constitution established an independent judiciary.
• The 1973 constitution empowered the president to appoint judges.
• The 1973 constitution has been amended several times.
• The 1973 constitution has been suspended and restored multiple times.
• The 1973 constitution is still the supreme law of Pakistan.
• The 1973 constitution is regarded as a major achievement in Pakistan's political history.
• The 1973 constitution has contributed to the development of a political culture and democratic traditions in Pakistan.