The Pakistan sector of the government was given no time to develop even a skeleton organization. The Central Secretariat began to function in hastily improvised shacks, without records, without furniture and even without paper pencils.
Officials sat on deal boxes and organized an administration as best as they could. India refused to transfer later at Gandhi’s intervention. The two major provinces of Punjab & Bengal were disorganized because of a hasty partition. Lahore was in flames and North West Frontier Provinces was in the hands of a Congress ministry, Kalat was intriguing with India and there was no central administration worth the name.
All this was due to the fact that in implementing the 3 June plan no heed was given to the need of handing over Pakistan territories to the League government in a reasonable orderly condition.