State Elections were held in Indian-held Kashmir in seven phases, which was started on 17 November 2008 and finished on:
Correct answer: A. 24 December 2008
- A. 24 December 2008
- B. 20 December 2008
- C. 21 December 2008
- D. 22 December 2008
Explanation
The 2008 Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections were conducted in seven phases from 17 November to 24 December. The phased schedule was presented by India as an arrangement for security and participation in a conflict-affected region.
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