HISTORY OF GILGIT BALISTAN

 

                           HISTORY OF GILGIT BALISTAN

1947;THE STATE OF GILGIT

On 1 November the state of Gilgit Baltistan is established.

the state existed for 15 days

Shah Raees was the president of the states of Gilgit.

The state of Hunza, Nagar and other rulers of princely states requested Pakistan to take control of the region.

The state of Gilgit was abolished on16’ November 1947 and the

Frontier crimes Regulation (FCR) was promulgated by

Sardar Alam khan, Pakistan,s political agent ,in the



           Reforms since 1947……

In 1950 , The federal Government established the ministry of Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas (KHAN) and transferred the affairs of the Northern Areas to the Ministry.

In 1967 ,Two local political agents were appointed, one each from Gilgit and Baltistan

In 1970 ,Northern Areas Advisory Council was formed having 16 members

.1974 Bhutton announced creation of Ghizar and Ghanche districts



Abolish head state of Hunza and the black law called FCR

1976,78. Directorate of Education was established under the Fedearal Ministry of Education Islamabad

1979.  Transferred to KA/NA Division Islamabad .

1994.Elevated as full fledged Department at G-B lavel

2009.Under the new Gilgit-Baltistan Self Governance Order powers delegated to new political setup


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