The Constituent Assembly amends the Government of India Act 1935 curtailing the powers of Governor General in appointment of PM & ministers. In October, the Assembly is dissolved by Governor General Ghulam Muhammad. The Prime Minister and his Cabinet is, however, not dismissed. Maulvi Tamizuddin, President of the Assembly, challenges the dissolution in theSindh Chief Court, and wins the case. On appeal, however, the Federal Court led by Chief Justice Muhammad Munir, decides the case in favour of the Government. Justice Cornelius dissents with the majority judgment.During this period the controversy relating to national language continues and on September 21, 1954, the Constituent Assembly unanimously passes a resolution in favour of Urdu and Bengali as national languages.