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What was the birthplace of Iskander Mirza?

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Answer: C. Murshidababd ( India)

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Iskander Mirza was born in Murshidabad, which is located in the present-day Indian state of West Bengal. His early life and family roots were deeply connected to the landed aristocracy of Bengal before his political career. Biographical records consistently confirm Murshidabad as the specific birthplace of Pakistan's first president. Iskander Mirza served as the final Governor-General of Pakistan and subsequently became the country's first President in 1956. Murshidabad was historically a major political capital of Bengal during the late Mughal Empire and early British colonial era. Many leaders of the Pakistan movement originated from various provinces across British India prior to partition in 1947.

Lahore is a major cultural hub in Pakistan, but it was not the birthplace of Iskander Mirza. Amritsar is located in the Punjab region of India and has no direct connection to his early life. Dera Ghazi Khan is a prominent district in Pakistani Punjab, incorrectly matched to his biography in other choices.

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Pakistan Studies
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