Six points of Mujeeb-ur-Rehman 

First pronounced on February 12, 

1966, the six points are as below: 

•  The Constitution should contribute 

for a Federation of Pakistan in the 

true sense based on the 

Lahore Resolution and for a 

parliamentary form of government 

based on the supremacy of a 

directly elected legislature on the 

basis of universal adult franchise.

•  The Federal Government shall 

deal with only two subjects; 

Defense and Foreign Affairs. All 

residuary subjects will be granted in 

the federating states. 

• There should be either two 

separate, freely exchangeable 

currencies for the two Wings, or one 

currency with two separate reserve 

banks to avoid inter-Wing flight of 

capital. 

• 4 The authority of taxation and 

revenue collection shall be granted in 

the federating units. The Federal 

The government will obtain a share to 

meet its financial responsibilities. 

•  End Economic dissimilarities

between the two Wings through a 

series of economic, fiscal, and formal 

reforms.