All Free Pakistan Current Affairs MCQs with Answers

1851. Which court of Pakistan has established the "Overseas Litigants Facilitation Cell (OLFC)"?

• A. The Supreme Court
• B. The Islamabad High Court
• C. The Lahore High Court
• D. The Sindh High Court

Explanation: The Supreme Court established the Overseas Litigants Facilitation Cell to assist overseas Pakistanis in tracking and pursuing cases. The cell is therefore linked to the Supreme Court rather than one of the high courts.

1852. Foreign Minister and Deputy PM Ishaq Dar landed in Bangladesh on August 23, 2025 for a two-day official visit. It is the first visit by a Pakistani foreign minister to Bangladesh in ______ years.

• A. 5
• B. 10
• C. 13
• D. 15

Explanation: Ishaq Dar's August 2025 visit was described as the first visit by a Pakistani foreign minister to Bangladesh in 13 years. The preceding visit by Hina Rabbani Khar took place in 2012.

1853. Which provincial government called in the army in six districts to assist civil authorities in rescue and relief operations as the province faced an unprecedented flood emergency?

• A. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• B. Punjab
• C. Sindh
• D. Balochistan

Explanation: The Punjab government called in the army in six districts to support civil authorities during the severe flood emergency. The deployment was for rescue and relief operations, not a routine provincial security task.

1854. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar recently visited Bangladesh in August 2025, first Pakistani to visit Bangladesh in 13 years. The last time ______ foreign minister paid an official visit to Dhaka in 2012.

• A. Hina Rabbani Khar
• B. Sartaj Aziz
• C. Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri
• D. Shah Mahmood Qureshi

Explanation: Hina Rabbani Khar was the last Pakistani foreign minister to make an official visit to Dhaka before Ishaq Dar's 2025 trip. Her visit took place in 2012, producing the 13-year interval cited in the question.

1855. The 2025 India-Pakistan Conflict was a brief armed Conflict that began on ___________?

• A. 22 April, 2025
• B. 7 May, 2025
• C. 10 June, 2025
• D. 14 July, 2025Language Resources

Explanation: The 2025 India-Pakistan armed conflict began on May 7 after India launched military action and Pakistan responded. April 22 marks the Pahalgam attack, not the beginning of the interstate conflict.

1856. The UK government removed Pakistan from its Air Safety List on ______________?

• A. May 6, 2025
• B. July 16, 2025
• C. November 14 ,2024
• D. None of these

Explanation: The United Kingdom removed Pakistan from its Air Safety List on July 16, 2025, allowing Pakistani carriers to move toward restoration of UK operations. The May date is not the date of the removal.

1857. Who won the final of Shandur Festival 2025?

• A. Team Chitral
• B. Team Gilgit
• C. Team Ghizar
• D. Team Laspur

Explanation: Team Chitral won the final of the Shandur Polo Festival 2025. Shandur matches are traditionally contested between teams representing Chitral and Gilgit-Baltistan areas.

1858. How many innocent Civilians were brutally killed in Pahalgam Terror attack in Indian Occupied Kashmir .

• A. 16
• B. 26
• C. 36
• D. 46

Explanation: The 22 April 2025 Pahalgam attack killed 26 civilians, making 26 the reported death toll used in this question. The higher figures are not supported by the established initial reports.

1859. What is the name of Military Operation Launched by Pakistan in response to alleged indian aggression , Particularly after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam ?

• A. Bunyan Al Marsoos
• B. Rising Lion
• C. True Promise 3
• D. Al-Habib

Explanation: Pakistan named its military response to Indian aggression Operation Bunyan Al Marsoos. Rising Lion was Israel’s operation against Iran, while True Promise was an Iranian operation designation.

1860. Why was the name "Bunyan al Marsoos" chosen for Pakistan's military operation against India?

• A. To symbolize mercy and forgiveness
• B. To highlight national unity and strong defense
• C. To recall historical treaties with India
• D. To honor ancient forts of the region

Explanation: The name invokes unity and collective strength, comparing a united force to a firmly cemented structure. This symbolism fits the operation’s stated message of national solidarity and defence.