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Netizens Question Why Politician Who Framed 1973 Constitution Not Given Chance To Address NA Golden Jubilee Convention 

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As the National Assembly observed the Golden Jubilee Convention of the 1973 Constitution, social media users questioned why senior politician Syed Qaim Ali Shah, who was among the pioneers of the Constitution, was not given an opportunity to address the session.

Senior Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leader Syed Qaim Ali Shah’s son Asad Ali Shah also took to Twitter and said that his father was among those who framed the 1973 constitution.

“As a signatory & member of the committee that drafted the constitution, he was invited to participate, but ironically not given the opportunity to speak & narrate the story,” he added.


Another social media user also regretted that the senior PPP leader was not acknowledged.


“The only surviving framer of the Constitution should have been allowed to narrate circumstances and efforts that ultimately shaped the final draft of the 1973 Constitution,” another social media user said.

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As the National Assembly observed the Golden Jubilee Convention of the 1973 Constitution, social media users questioned why senior politician Syed Qaim Ali Shah, who was among the pioneers of the Constitution, was not given an opportunity to address the session.

Senior Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leader Syed Qaim Ali Shah’s son Asad Ali Shah also took to Twitter and said that his father was among those who framed the 1973 constitution.

“As a signatory & member of the committee that drafted the constitution, he was invited to participate, but ironically not given the opportunity to speak & narrate the story,” he added.


Another social media user also regretted that the senior PPP leader was not acknowledged.


“The only surviving framer of the Constitution should have been allowed to narrate circumstances and efforts that ultimately shaped the final draft of the 1973 Constitution,” another social media user said.

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