With the Punjabi-Mohajir bureaucracy in addition to a Punjabi military dominating politics and economics in a very centralised state, East Pakistan’s politicians and population felt fully marginalised. The insurance policies in the Ayub era, both equally financial and political, led in 1966 to Mujib

Musharraf’s era of martial law remaining a blended legacy in Pakistan. Even though his routine pursued financial reforms and tried to task a moderate image internationally, Furthermore, it confronted criticism for its authoritarian tendencies, human legal rights abuses, and the proliferation of extr