1975 in Sikkim

The following lists events that happened during 1975 in Sikkim.

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Events

April
  • 10 April - The legislature for Sikkim, located in the Himalayan Mountains, voted to abolish the monarchy and to make the nation one of the states of India.[1]
  • 14 April - Voters in Sikkim overwhelmingly approved abolishing that nation's monarchy and merging with neighboring India. The final result was 59,637 in favor and only 1,496 against.[2]

May
  • 16 May - Sikkim became the 22nd state of India and its 200,000 residents became citizens, as Indian President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed signed an order ratifying an amendment to the nation's constitution. Sikkimese voters had overwhelmingly approved annexation on 14 April and India's Parliament had approved statehood the same month.[3]

References
  1. "Kingdom to Seek Indian Statehood", Milwaukee Sentinel, 11 April 1975, p3
  2. "Sikkim approves India tie", Windsor (ON) Star, 16 April 1975, p32
  3. "India finishes annexing move", Regina Leader-Post, 17 May 1975, p18
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