Who proposed the Six-Point Formula?

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman introduced the Six-Point Formula in 1966, demanding greater autonomy for East Pakistan, contributing to tensions that led to Bangladesh’s creation. Studying this highlights its role in Pakistan’s political history, the challenges of federal unity, and its impact on national disintegration. For Pakistan, this offers lessons on addressing regional grievances through inclusive policies, ensuring equitable resource distribution to maintain national unity and prevent separatist sentiments.