Soldiers, Searchlights and Secession: The Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
Yahya Khan's Transition Cabinet (Pakistan)
Yayha Khan takes the helm of the country after the troubled last few years of Ayub Khan’s tenure in government. He is committed to transitioning the country to electoral democracy, but the political factions in Pakistan are becoming increasingly polarized – especially between the East and West. His Cabinet brings together different parts of the Pakistani administration and military personnel, hoping to maintain Pakistan’s territorial integrity while moving towards representative democracy.
CHair
Zach Ducorsky
Zach Ducorsky is a member of the Class of 2026 concentrating in physics, with a minor in Applied and Computational Mathematics. He is from Los Angeles, California. Outside of Jadwin Hall, he can be found playing flag football, reading a book, or hiking. Zach is so excited to navigate the complexities of conflict in Yahya Khan’s transition cabinet during The Indo-Pakistani War of 1971.
Crisis Director
Akash Bhowmick
Akash Bhowmick is a member of the class of 2027 who is currently undecided in the engineering school. He is from West Windsor, New Jersey, and has been doing Model UN since his freshman year of high school. Outside of MUN, he can be found singing, Mock trial-ing, or rising up the ranks in Rocket League. Akash is incredibly excited to be your crisis director for The Indo-Pakistan War of 1971, and looks forward to a great conference!
