nawab salimullah khan wrote draft of muslim league in 1906.
nawab salimullah khan wrote draft of muslim league in 1906.
who wrote draft of muslim league in 1906?
nawab salimullah khan
nawab viqar-ul-mulk was one of the founders of the all-india muslim league. in december 1906, the quartet nawab viqar-ul-mulk, sir aga khan iii, and nawab salimullah khan of dhaka organised an all india muhammadan educational conference in dacca and on the same occasion, they also launched a new party called all-india muslim league of which nawab viqar-ul-mulk became general secretary. thus he was the founding father of "muslim league" and later of the new country called pakistan in 1947. he presided over the inaugural session of muslim league. no doubt, he played a key role in shaping far-reaching political developments in british india.
nawab waqar-ul-mulk kamboh
bullet::::- muslim league (pakistan), the original successor to the all-india muslim league, lasting from independence to 1958.









































bullet::::- convention muslim league, a brief discontent faction of the pakistan muslim league, formed in 1962









































bullet::::- council muslim league, a brief discontent faction of the convention muslim league









































bullet::::- muslim league (qayyum), a political party formed in 1970









































bullet::::- pakistan muslim league (j), a political party from 1993 to 2004









































bullet::::- pakistan muslim league (jinnah), a political party from 1995 to 2004









































bullet::::- pakistan peoples muslim league, a political party from 2009 to 2013









































bullet::::- modern
muslim league