Pakistan The Pakistan National Congress traces its roots to the
Indian National Congress, which was the largest national political party in India. It stood for secularism, equality of all religions and citizens and protection of religious and ethnic minorities. While partition riots and mass migration had significantly reduced the Hindu and Sikh population in West Pakistan, Hindus still constituted twenty percent of the population of East Bengal (also East Pakistan).
Bangladesh After the
Bangladeshi War of Independence, the party briefly survived as the Bangladesh National Congress. but did not win the seat. The party was dissolved in 1975 after the formation of the
Bangladesh Krishak Sramik Awami League as the sole political party of Bangladesh. It is unknown how long the party survived in West Pakistan. ==Members in the 1st Constituent Assembly==