Correct Answer:
A. Liaqat Ali Khan
The Objective Resolution is a landmark document in Pakistan's constitutional history, outlining the foundational principles for the nation's future constitution. It was presented and passed by the first Constituent Assembly. Liaqat Ali Khan, Pakistan's first Prime Minister, moved the Objective Resolution in the Constituent Assembly on March 7, 1949. This pivotal resolution established the guiding principles of sovereignty, democracy, and social justice, forming the ideological basis for Pakistan's constitutional framework, thus making him the correct answer.
- Muhammad Ali Bogra served as Prime Minister much later (1953-1955) and was not involved in moving this resolution.
- Ch. Muhammad Ali became Prime Minister in 1955 and played a key role in the 1956 Constitution, but not the Objective Resolution.
- Ayub Khan became President through a coup in 1958, long after the resolution was passed.