What was the Six-Point Programme announced in 1966?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. a movement for political autonomy in East Pakistan
- Step 1: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman announced the historic Six-Point Programme at a conference of opposition political parties in Lahore in February 1966. Answer: a movement for political autonomy in East Pakistan. Why not the others: A proposal for immediate military confederation with India, An economic program for nationalization of all industries and A diplomatic treaty defining international borders with Burma don't fit.
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