Skip to main content
Sarkari MCQs Government Exam Question Bank
Menu
Question no. 65301

Quaid-e-Azam dispatched 600 soldiers to fight for the freedom of another country, whose sacrifices were documented in “The Six Hundred Brave Pakistani Soldiers”. Which nation were they assisting__________?

Select your answer for: Quaid-e-Azam dispatched 600 soldiers to fight for the freedom of another country, whose sacrifices were documented in “The Six Hundred Brave Pakistani Soldiers”. Which nation were they assisting__________?
Show answer

Answer: B. Indonesia

Explanation

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah actively supported international anti colonial movements seeking sovereignty after World War II. Pakistani volunteers were sent to assist Indonesian freedom fighters battling against returning Dutch colonial military forces. Historical accounts document these brave soldiers who fought alongside Indonesian republicans to secure their national independence. Indonesia declared its independence from Dutch colonial rule on August 17 in the year 1945. The Indonesian National Revolution lasted for several years until the Netherlands officially recognized independence in 1949. Early Pakistani foreign policy strongly advocated for decolonization and Muslim solidarity across the developing global South.

Option A refers to a different Middle Eastern region involved in separate historical struggles during that era. Option C involves North African nations that had distinct geopolitical and colonial dynamics during the mid-century period. Option D points to a Northwest African country with entirely different historical anti colonial resistance movements.

Category
Pakistan Studies
Topic
—
Difficulty
medium

Related questions

Q1. What was the real personal name of Sher Shah Suri__________?

Select your answer for: What was the real personal name of Sher Shah Suri__________?
Show answer

Answer: A. Farid khan

Historical chronicles record that the founder of the Sur Empire was named Farid Khan. He adopted the title Sher Shah after performing a notable act of bravery in youth. His given birth name predated his rise to imperial...

Q2. Who was honored with the ‘Most Resilient Journalist Award’ by International Free Press based in The Hague, Netherlands on November 2, 2016

Select your answer for: Who was honored with the ‘Most Resilient Journalist Award’ by International Free Press based in The Hague, Netherlands on November 2, 2016
Show answer

Answer: B. Hamid Mir

Prominent Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir was honored with the Most Resilient Journalist Award by Free Press Unlimited. This international recognition celebrated his courage and commitment to reporting truth amidst severe...

Q3. From which location was the Quit India Movement officially launched_________?

Select your answer for: From which location was the Quit India Movement officially launched_________?
Show answer

Answer: C. Bombay

The Quit India Movement was officially launched by the Indian National Congress at Bombay. Delegates gathered at the historic Bombay session during the month of August in 1942. This urban location served as the nerve cen...

Q4. In which urban center is the Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park located ?

Select your answer for: In which urban center is the Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park located ?
Show answer

Answer: B. Bahawalpur

The massive renewable energy installation is situated in the Bahawalpur district. Geographically, the park occupies a vast expanse of the Cholistan desert near the city. Official government mapping places this solar proj...

Q5. What was the actual birth name of Viqar-ul-Mulk?

Select your answer for: What was the actual birth name of Viqar-ul-Mulk?
Show answer

Answer: A. Mushtaq Hussain Zuberi

Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk, a key leader of the Aligarh Movement, was born with the actual name Mushtaq Hussain Zuberi. Historical biographies document his birth name before he adopted the prestigious honorific title of Viqar-u...

Q6. In what year did Quaid-e-Azam formally step down from his membership in the Congress party ?

Select your answer for: In what year did Quaid-e-Azam formally step down from his membership in the Congress party ?
Show answer

Answer: C. 1920

Quaid-e-Azam formally stepped down from his membership in the Indian National Congress in 1920. Mounting ideological disagreements over political methods led to his permanent departure from the party. The transition towa...

New!

Mock Test System is now available!

Prepare for your exam with interactive mock tests. Select your subjects, attempt 100 random MCQs against the clock, and see exactly where you stand.

Start Mock Test