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Video Title: Understanding the Constitution of Pakistan 1962: An Overview by Aamir Ramzan Sidhu

Video Description: The Constitution of Pakistan 1962 is the supreme law of the country that provides a framework for governance and outlines the rights and responsibilities of citizens. In this video, Aamir Ramzan Sidhu provides an overview of the Constitution of Pakistan 1962, its history, and its main features. He explains how the Constitution defines the role of the three branches of government, namely the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and how it establishes a federal system of government with a central government and four provincial governments. Aamir also discusses some of the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution, such as freedom of speech and religion, and the duties of citizens to uphold the Constitution and obey the law. Whether you're a student of law, a citizen of Pakistan, or just someone interested in learning more about the country's legal system, this video provides a useful introduction to the Constitution of Pakistan 1962.



The Constitution of 1962 envisaged a Federal State with Presidential form of government, with National Assembly at the centre and the Provincial Assemblies in the Provinces. The Legislatures, both at centre and in provinces were unicameral.

The Constitution of 1962 provided for elections of the central and provincial legislatures for a term of five years. The members of the assemblies were elected by the Basic Democrats. The National Assembly was exclusively empowered to legislate for the central subjects.

Article 70 of the 1962 Constitution provided that there would be a provincial legislature comprising of 155 members for a term of five years.