“You have to do your duty as servants; you are not concerned with this political or that political party; that is not your business. It is the business of politicians to fight out their case under the present constitution or the future constitution that may be ultimately framed. You, therefore, have nothing to do with this party or that party. You are civil servants. Whichever gets the majority will form the Government and your duty is to serve that Government for the time being as servants not as politicians.” -Address to Officers of Chittagong on 25th March 1948. According to Source A, how did Quaid want the civil servants to work for the betterment of the young county? [3]