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So, the 1973 election was for the State Council; the 1974 election was for Legislative Assembly, L.D. Kazi became chief minister and changed political affiliation five times, was defeated badly in the next election of 1979. From chapter 8 of some unidentified book, chapter written by AC Sinha. Sinha has written a lot on Sikkim. TryKid ( talk) 05:48, 15 August 2019 (UTC) reply