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Who signed the Tashkent Agreement with Pakistan's Ayub
Khan to declare a ceasefire between India and Pakistan?Solution
The Tashkent Agreement, signed in 1966, was between India's Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pakistan's President Ayub Khan. The agreement aimed to restore peace and end the conflict following the 1965 war between the two nations.
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