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September, The Constituent Assembly had passed a bill in which made the Governor General subservient to the advice of the Prime Minister. Mohammad Ali Bogra was again called to form a new government in which Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan Army, General Mohammad Ayub Khan, became the Defense Minister. He was the first serving C-in-C to join the cabinet.
Pakistan joins Baghdad Pact (later known as Central Treaty Organization (CENTO) after the withdrawal of Iraq) and Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), a US-sponsored military alliance to contain communism.
October 24, Governor General, Ghulam Mohammad, declared emergency in the country and dissolved the Constituent Assembly.

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+== Events ==
+* September, The Constituent Assembly had passed a bill in which made the [[Governor-General of Pakistan|Governor General]] subservient to the advice of the [[Prime Minister of Pakistan|Prime Minister]]. [[Mohammad Ali Bogra]] was again called to form a new government in which Commander-in-Chief of [[Pakistan Army]], [[Ayub Khan|General Mohammad Ayub Khan]], became the Defense Minister. He was the first serving C-in-C to join the cabinet.
+* Pakistan joins Baghdad Pact (later known as [[Central Treaty Organization]] (CENTO) after the withdrawal of [[Iraq]]) and [[Southeast Asia Treaty Organization]] (SEATO), a US-sponsored military alliance to contain communism.
+*  October 24, Governor General, Ghulam Mohammad, declared emergency in the country and dissolved the Constituent Assembly.
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