National Emergency - Article 352 National Emergency - Article 352
National Emergency - Article 352 National Emergency - Article 352
ARTICLE 352
2 December 3, (1971-1977) India - Pakistan Indira Gandhi After partition the East Wing of Bengal had joined
War Pakistan as East Pakistan and between the two
parts of Pakistan was about 1200 miles of Indian
Territory. Also, Pakistan’s military government did
not pay much attention to East Pakistan and Urdu
was imposed upon it. The immediate source of
conflict was denial of the office of Premier to
Sheikh Mujibur Rehman of East Bengal whose party
had won 160 out of 300 seats in the 1970 elections.
Pakistani leader Z.A Bhutto and President Yahya
Khan denied rights to East Bengal.
3 June 25, (1975-1977) Internal Emergency Indira Gandhi Strikes and protests everywhere and the rise of a
political opposition were responsible for the
economic tumble.