A. January 1953
B. April 1953
C. September 1953
D. October 1953
🧠 Explanation:
In October 1953, Mohammad Ali Bogra, then Prime Minister of Pakistan, presented the Bogra Formula to the Constituent Assembly. This proposal aimed to resolve constitutional disputes by suggesting a bicameral legislature with equal representation for East and West Pakistan. It sought to address power imbalances and foster unity in the newly formed nation. Though innovative, the formula faced opposition and was not fully implemented. Its significance lies in its attempt to create a balanced governance structure, reflecting Bogra’s efforts to stabilize Pakistan’s political framework during a critical period of nation-building, influencing later constitutional discussions.
