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1974 Indira-Sheikh accord — was signed by on behalf of Sheikh Abdullah and then Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi whereby Sheikh became the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir again after 11 years. The text of the agreement is reproduced below:heikh–Indira Accord,… … Wikipedia
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