Prime Minister AJK MCQs – Constitution & Politics of AJK 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. The Prime Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir is the: (A) Chief executive of AJK (B) Ceremonial head (C) Military commander (D) UN representative 2. The office of Prime Minister AJK is defined under: (A) Shimla Agreement (B) Lahore Resolution (C) UN Resolution 47 (D) Interim Constitution Act 1974 3. The Prime Minister of AJK is elected by: (A) Public referendum (B) AJK Legislative Assembly (C) UN Security Council (D) President of India 4. The Prime Minister of AJK is: (A) Head of state (B) Ceremonial figure (C) Head of government (D) Military chief 5. The real executive authority in AJK lies with: (A) President (B) Governor (C) Chief Justice (D) Prime Minister 6. The Prime Minister of AJK leads: (A) Judiciary (B) Army (C) Council of Ministers (D) UN mission 7. The term of Prime Minister AJK depends on: (A) UN decision (B) Assembly confidence (C) President of India (D) Military approval 8. The Prime Minister remains in office as long as he/she has: (A) Majority support in Assembly (B) UN support (C) Military support (D) Foreign approval 9. The Prime Minister of AJK is responsible for: (A) Symbolic representation (B) UN voting (C) Foreign invasion (D) Governance and administration 10. The Prime Minister of AJK is appointed by: (A) Majority vote in Legislative Assembly (B) UN General Assembly (C) President of India (D) Military chief 11. The Prime Minister of AJK exercises authority in: (A) Legislative matters only (B) UN affairs (C) Judicial matters only (D) Executive matters 12. The Prime Minister heads: (A) Executive branch (B) Judiciary (C) President’s office (D) UN council 13. The Prime Minister of AJK is accountable to: (A) UN Security Council (B) Indian Parliament (C) Legislative Assembly (D) NATO 14. The Prime Minister can be removed by: (A) UN resolution (B) Military order (C) Vote of no confidence (D) President of India 15. The Prime Minister of AJK is part of: (A) Presidential system (B) Monarchy (C) Parliamentary system (D) Military regime 16. The Prime Minister’s cabinet is called: (A) UN Council (B) Security Council (C) Supreme Court (D) Council of Ministers 17. The Prime Minister advises: (A) President of AJK (B) UN Secretary-General (C) Indian PM (D) NATO 18. The Prime Minister of AJK is responsible for: (A) Foreign policy of India (B) UN peacekeeping (C) Global diplomacy (D) Internal administration of AJK 19. The Prime Minister is elected through: (A) Direct public vote (B) Indirect parliamentary system (C) UN election (D) Military selection 20. The Prime Minister of AJK works under: (A) Military command (B) UN law (C) Constitutional framework (1974 Act) (D) Indian Constitution 21. The Prime Minister is the: (A) Head of state (B) Military head (C) Judicial head (D) Chief executive 22. The Prime Minister is chosen after: (A) UN approval (B) British Crown order (C) Indian Parliament decision (D) General elections in AJK Assembly 23. The Prime Minister’s power is: (A) Unlimited (B) Military based (C) Constitutional and limited (D) Foreign controlled 24. The Prime Minister represents: (A) Judiciary (B) Military court (C) UN system (D) Executive government 25. The Prime Minister is supported by: (A) Army only (B) Foreign governments (C) UN forces (D) Cabinet ministers 26. The Prime Minister’s office is located in: (A) Islamabad (B) Karachi (C) Delhi (D) Muzaffarabad 27. The Prime Minister of AJK is responsible for: (A) Law enforcement policy (B) UN sanctions (C) International war (D) Daily governance and administration 28. The Prime Minister system in AJK is similar to: (A) UK parliamentary system (B) USA presidential system (C) Military dictatorship (D) Tribal system 29. The Prime Minister is accountable for: (A) Indian foreign policy (B) UN decisions (C) Economic policy and governance (D) NATO operations 30. The Prime Minister of AJK is important because he/she: (A) Runs the executive government of AJK (B) Controls UN missions (C) Commands foreign armies (D) Signs international treaties alone
