Against this backdrop of exploitation
of the East by the west, General
Secretary of All Pakistan Awami
League Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
launched his six points formula for all
provinces of Pakistan in February,
1966 at Lahore conference of all
political parties
without the
knowledge of President of Awami
League Nawabzada Nasrullah Khan
who assumed the post after the
mysterious death of Huseyn Shaheed
Suhrawardy in Beirut on December 5,
1963.Lahore conference of all
political parties was intended to
condemn Ayub Khan‟s role in
Tashkent meeting between Indian
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri
and Pakistan President Ayub Khan
following 1965 war between India and
Pakistan, but the proposal of Sheikh
Mujibur Rahman spoiled the meeting
in favor of Gen.Ayub Khan. Most
political leaders, both from east and
west, became angry against Sheikh
Mujibur Rahman for such proposal at
this critical juncture of Pakistan when
political leaders considered Ayub
Khan surrendered to India in Tashkent
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The resentment over question of state
language had increased over the years
and exploded in February 21, 1952.
On February 21 blood was shed by
the student community in particular in
defense of Bengali language and
culture. The ruler in the central
government of Pakistan finally had to
accept the demand of the people of
East Pakistan