Pakistan Affairs Past Paper 2024

Sheikh Ahmed Sarhindi and civil-military relations anchor the Pakistan Affairs past paper 2024. Q.2 asks why political stability stays out of reach and which constitutional and political reforms can steady a fractured polity. Q.3 returns to Sarhindi, who revived Islamic ideology and Muslim identity in the sub-continent. Q.4 blames dynastic politics and feudalism for a weak democratization process and asks candidates to judge the charge. Q.5 treats global warming as a direct threat and seeks a development model that protects the environment. Q.6 takes up the distribution of resources among ethnic regions and the grievances behind it. Q.7 analyses civil-military relations against internal and external security threats. Q.8 links national integration to provincial autonomy and devolution of power.

What this paper contains

  • Part-I (Q.1) — 20 MCQs on the OMR Answer Sheet (20 marks)
  • Part-II — attempt four questions from Q.2–Q.8; each question carries 20 marks
  • Q.2 — Political stability: factors behind Pakistan’s fractured polity; constitutional and political reforms
  • Q.3 — Sheikh Ahmed Sarhindi (Mujadid Alf Thani): revival of Islamic ideology and Muslim identity
  • Q.4 — Dynastic politics and feudalism as hindrances to democratization
  • Q.5 — Global warming: impacts on Pakistan; a development model that protects the environment
  • Q.6 — Equitable distribution of resources among ethnic regions; historical grievances
  • Q.7 — Civil-military relations in a modern democracy; internal and external security threats
  • Q.8 — National integration: provincial autonomy and devolution of power under the constitution
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