Question

why is objective resolution considered as a introduction document in the constitution of pakistan.

Answer 1

Answer:

the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan passed the Objectives Resolution in 1949. This Resolution was designed, in part, to serve as a framework for the drafting of Pakistan’s first constitution, an exercise that proved agonizingly difficult.

It took nine years from Partition for the Second Constituent Assembly (the first was dismissed in 1954) finally to agree upon a draft of a constitution. To those advocating the adoption of an Islamic constitution, the resultant 1956 document was disappointing. Indeed, the Objectives Resolution was relegated to the status of a preamble. Similarly, the Objectives Resolution was included merely as a preamble in the 1962, interim 1972, and 1973 constitutions.