“After the partition of India in 1947 the first election of the Punjab Assembly in Pakistan was conducted in:”

"The first Punjab Assembly election in Pakistan held in 1951 marked a significant step in establishing democratic governance post-partition. Conducted four years after the 1947 independence it reflected efforts to organize provincial governance amidst political and social challenges. The election facilitated the formation of a legislative body responsible for regional administration shaping Punjab’s political landscape. This milestone underscored Pakistan’s early democratic processes laying the groundwork for subsequent electoral systems. The 1951 election remains a key event in understanding the nation’s transition to self-governance following colonial rule."