Sheikh Mujeeb-ur-Rehman’s Six Points demanded for theA. dominion status for East Pakistan.B. separate independent state of East Pakistan.C. complete autonomy with revenue and foreign affairs in Centre.D. representation of East Pakistan’s culture in all aspects of Pakistan

Sheikh Mujeeb-ur-Rehman's Six Points demanded for the complete autonomy with revenue and foreign affairs in Centre for East Pakistan. This was a significant political demand in the 1960s by the Awami League in East Pakistan, led by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The six points essentially called for greater autonomy for East Pakistan, which later became Bangladesh. The demands included a federal structure of government with a parliamentary democracy, where the federal government would deal with only two subjects: Defense and Foreign Affairs, and all other residual subjects would be vested in the federating states of Pakistan.