Chief Martial Law Administrator
Ayub Khan becomes Chief Martial Law Administrator after martial law is proclaimed.
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Ayub Khan becomes Chief Martial Law Administrator after martial law is proclaimed.
Iskander Mirza abrogates the 1956 Constitution and dissolves national institutions.
Martial law ends Feroz Khan Noon's premiership.
Ayub Khan administers the martial-law regime established by President Iskander Mirza.
Ayub Khan enforces martial law under President Iskander Mirza.
Ayub Khan removes Iskander Mirza and assumes the presidency.
Ayub Khan removes Iskander Mirza and sends him into exile.
Ayub Khan consolidates military rule and restricts organized political activity.
Muhammad Ayub Khan begins his presidency after removing Iskander Mirza.
Iskander Mirza's presidency ends when Ayub Khan assumes full power.
Muhammad Musa becomes Commander in Chief of the Pakistan Army after Ayub Khan moves into national political leadership.
The Army seizes power and the martial law regime of Muhammad Ayub Khan bans all political parties, this was the end of the old Muslim League
The Army seizes power and the martial law regime of Muhammad Ayub Khan bans all political parties, this was the end of the old Muslim League
Ayub's martial-law administration disrupts the old Muslim League organization.
The Army seizes power and the martial law regime of Muhammad Ayub Khan bans all political parties, this was the end of the old Muslim League
The martial-law government bans political parties and restricts political campaigning.
The Army seizes power and the martial law regime of Muhammad Ayub Khan bans all political parties, this was the end of the old Muslim League
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