Constitutional Assembly of Pakistan

The Constitutional Assembly of Pakistan was a key body formed after the country's independence in 1947. Its main purpose was to draft and adopt a constitution to establish the legal framework for governance in Pakistan. The assembly consisted of elected representatives who debated and formulated laws, rights, and the structure of government. The first constitution was adopted in 1956, laying the foundation for democratic processes in Pakistan. This assembly played a crucial role in shaping the country's political landscape and ensuring the principles of democracy and rule of law were enshrined in its governing document.