- The change in nomenclature for the head of state in Jammu and Kashmir from Sadar-i-Riyasat to Governor occurred in 1965. - This change was effected through an amendment to the State Constitution of J&K. - The specific amendment was the Sixth Amendment Act of 1965 to the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir.
The nomenclature of the Executive Head of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir was changed From Sadar-i-Riyasat to Governor in 1965 by
Asked in UPPSC Upper Mains 2007 · Topic: Temporary Special Provisions (Article 370: Special Status of Jammu and Kashmir (historical context and abrogation))
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Answer: C. the 6lh Amendment in the State Constitution of J&K.
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