1951 Jammu and Kashmir Constituent Assembly election
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Elections for the <entity_0> of the <entity_3> state of Jammu and Kashmir were held in September–<entity_2>. Pakistan immediately raised a complaint in the United Nations Security Council stating that <entity_3> was convening a <entity_0> to "ratify the formal accession of the State to <entity_3>" in contravention of the Security Council resolutions. <entity_3> reassured all parties that the decision of the <entity_0> would not affect <entity_3>'s commitments in the Security Council. The Security Council took note of the development in its 30 March 1951 resolution and reminded both the <entity_3> and Pakistani governments of the past resolutions of the Security Council and affirmed that the decisions of the <entity_0> would not be binding. Thus, the National Conference won all the 75 seats to the <entity_0>, which convened on <entity_1>.
['election']