ABSTRACT
Pakistan and India were bloomed as independent countries in 1947 on the basis of two nation theory of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. He promulgated two nation theories in light of religious dogmatism. Pakistan had been divided into two parts namely East and West Pakistan considering the distance of 1200 km between two territories. There was no resemblance between these two parts except religious similarities. Later, Bengali nationalism had gradually been developed in West Pakistan through various events i.e., language movement in 1952, United Front election in 1954, 6-point movement in 1966, and the election of 1970. The duration of united Pakistan was the history of exploitation, oppression, and deprivation of the East by the West. The present paper attempts to explore how fanatical nationalism had been decaying during the regime of Pakistan. Additionally, the study tries to search out the core consequences of the election of 1970 towards the liberation movement. This paper also provides the evaluation of present politics viewing the historical events as well. Finally, this present study gives some remedial recommendations against the Socio-political problem relevant to the findings.
Keywords: Fanatical nationalism, Decay, 1970s, Theory, Election of Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
Citation: Islam DMT, Taher MJ, Mondol MA, and Barman RP. (2022). Decay of fanatical nationalism in Pakistan: looking back to the election of 1970, Asian J. Soc. Sci. Leg. Stud., 4(1), 18-23.
https://doi.org/10.34104/ajssls.022.018023
