Political Parties in Pakistan 1947–1958 (Vol. 1) by M. Rafique Afzal is a seminal work that provides a detailed study of the early political landscape of Pakistan. The book examines the formation, evolution, and role of political parties in the first decade after independence. It is an essential resource for students of Pakistan Studies, political science, and history, especially for CSS and PMS preparation. Multan Kitab Ghar

Political Parties in Pakistan

Key Features

• Authoritative historical account of Pakistan’s early political parties
• Covers the critical period from 1947 to 1958
• Based on scholarly research and archival sources
• Includes appendices, references, and index
• Ideal for CSS, PMS, and university-level studies

Topics Covered

• Formation of political parties after independence
• Role of All-India Muslim League and regional parties
• Constitutional developments and political crises
• Language controversy and One Unit scheme
• Political dynamics leading to 1958 martial law