Punjab MCQs

Question 1

Rajiv Longowal Accord is also known as

Accepted Answer

Both (B) and (C)

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Punjab Pact of 1985

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Memorandum of Settlement on Punjab

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Punjab Accord

Question 2

Chandigarh acts as the capital city of

Accepted Answer

Both (A) and (B)

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Punjab

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Haryana

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Himachal Pradesh

Question 3

The demand(s) of Anandapur Sahib Resolution is/are

Accepted Answer

All of the above

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protection of Sikh minorities residing outside the Punjab

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reservation of Sikhs for recruitment in Defence Services

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free access to the birth place of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and other gurdwaras in Pakistan

Question 4

Which of the following Princely States are part of the PEPSU?

Accepted Answer

All of these

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Patiala

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Nabha

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Faridkot

Question 5

When was Punjab trifurcated?

Accepted Answer

On 1st November, 1966

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On 2nd December, 1966

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On 3rd June, 1965

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On 5th April, 1965

Question 6

What was the demand regarding applying AFSPA in Punjab?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

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Notifications applying Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) in Punjab will be withdrawn.

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The special courts will try only the cases relating to waging war and hijacking.

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All other cases except waging war and hijacking will be transferred to the ordinary courts.

Question 7

Who amongst the following was appointed as a Chairman of Punjab Boundary Commission in 1947?

Accepted Answer

Sir Cyril Radcliffe

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Mr. Clement Attlee

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Justice J.C. Shah

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Justice Teja Singh

Question 8

At the time of Partition of British India into India and Pakistan, which of the following boundary line was between India and West Pakistan?

Accepted Answer

Radcliffe line

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McMohan line

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Mountbatten line

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Line Of Control

Question 9

Before partition the Coalition Government in Punjab was under

Accepted Answer

Malik Khizar Hayat Khan

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Mohammad Ali Jinnah

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Mohammad Munir

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None of them