Treatment of political opponents. 📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways: Incidents of the treatment of political opponents continue to emerge all over the world, including Pakistan. Nelson Mandela and the treatmen. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was considered a trusted minister of General Ayub and a very important leader in the Convention League who later left th. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was made the prime minister of the rest of Pakistan after the breakup of the country, whose party also had the governmen. Incidents of the treatment of political opponents continue to emerge all over the world, including Pakistan. Nelson Mandela and the treatment of Muslims in Burma are known to all. The apolitical treatment of political opponents in Pakistan began with the first martial law, when all political opponents were banned from engaging in politics under the Abdo Law and allowed only the official convention Muslim League to openly engage in political activities, while the anti-government Council Muslim League, Jamaat-e-Islami, Awami League, National Awami Party, JUI and Nawabzada's Democratic Party and other smaller parties were present. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was considered a trusted minister of General Ayub and a very important leader in the Convention League who later left the ministry in opposition to Ayub Khan and founded the People's Party in 1967. In 1968, there were political arrests of opponents for public protests against the Ayub regime. In 1969, General Yahya took power from Ayub Khan himself and for the new elections in 1970, General Yahya gave political freedom to all the political parties for the general elections, which could not be fulfilled due to the results of the elections. Sheikh Mujib, who had a huge majority in East Pakistan during the period of General Yahya Hai, was arrested instead of transferring power and the new slogan of Bhutto's new politics, who had a majority in Sindh and Punjab, was heard. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was made the prime minister of the rest of Pakistan after the breakup of the country, whose party also had the governments of Sindh and Punjab, and later he formed the PP governments in the border and Balochistan, and for his opposition, the head of the NEP, Wali Khan, was arrested and the NEP was banned, and its leaders in important positions were also arrested. In 1977, due to the rigging of the disputed elections of the Bhutto government, there was a nationwide movement against them, and all the political leaders except Pirpagada were jailed and they began to be treated shamefully. Official Wire Source & Legal Disclaimer Read ▼ 📰 Official Source & Legal Provenance: Express News Documented Wire Record Editorial & Legal Notice: Ingested and verified from official journalistic wire (Express News) under applicable press regulations. Full primary documentary sources are permanently archived.