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In light of ongoing elections in Jammu & Kashmir, we uncover how rigging of the 1987 elections by Rajiv Gandhi and Farooq Abdullah, led to its darkest hour of militancy, which finally came to a relative end after abrogation of Article 370, 3 decades later in 2019. Sources: TOI Winds of change in J&K: Former Jamaat members hold poll rally; M Saleem Pandit; Sep 9, 2024, What Modi can learn from Gowda in the run-up to J&K polls; Sugata Srinivasaraju; Aug 27, 2024 History of electoral fraud has lessons for BJP in J&K; Sameer Arshad; Nov 22, 2014 The Hindu The past shaping the 2024 J&K Assembly elections; Luv Puri; Sep 1, 2024 Fifty years on, the Simla Agreement has run its course; Mohammed Ayoob; May 10, 2022 India Today When guns got to Kashmir Valley after rigged polls of 1987; Sushim Mukul; Apr 19, 2024 The Week Paddy in Kashmir's killing field; By R Prasannan; Sep 1, 2024 Caravan How Mufti Mohammad Sayeed Shaped the 1987 Elections in Kashmir; Praveen Donthi; Mar 23, 2016 Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies Democracy of Denial in Kashmir; Mehraj Hajini; Sep 9, 2002 Indian Express Decode Politics: Why NC can’t rid itself of 1987 J-K ‘rigged’ polls shadow; Bashaarat Masood; Apr 10, 2024 With Bharat Jodo Yatra ending in Kashmir, a reason to remember Sheikh Abdullah; Manish Sabharwal; Mar 6, 2023 Book Kashmir, Roots of Conflict, Path to Peace; Sumantra Bose The Dispatch Things Sheikh Abdullah fixed after taking over a broken state in 1975; Dec 5, 2023 Reuters Yasin Malik’s journey: From gun-toting Kashmir rebel to Gandhism; May 31, 2022 The Economic Times J&K be nimble, J&K be quick: High participation, by candidates & voters, can give J&K polls a push up; Pranab Dhal Samanta; Sep 10, 2024