Today, 54 years ago, on March 2, 1971 (February 6, 1971), the internal differences caused tensions in Pakistan. East Pakistan was thousands of miles away from the seat of the Pakistani government, and it had almost nothing in common with Western Pakistan except the common belief in Islam. On March 2, 1971, when Pakistan won by the first universal election parliament since independence from India, violence took place across the country. The extinguished anger was burned and blood was shed everywhere. The formation of a new government was almost impossible. In East Pakistan, the People's League of Sheikh-Mugib-Rahman won by a overwhelming majority vote. In Pakistan, the leader of the People's Party of Pakistan, Zohar Ali Khan-Butto, won. The political claims of the two leaders differed widely. The leader of the West