Original sentence: According to Christophe Jaffrelot, the anti-India stance of Sheikh Abdullah and the separatist designs of the state leaders led people from Jammu and Ladakh region to protest, pass resolutions and send delegations to Delhi to inform the Nehru cabinet of the developments in their state.Background: The State Government abolished the monarchy in 1952 and elected the Hindu prince Yuvraj Karan Singh – the son of the Maharaja – as the Sadar-i-Riyasat of Kashmir for the next five years.Sheikh Abdullah's 1952 declaration in J&K Constituent Assembly that "we are a hundred percent sovereign body" and "neither the Indian Parliament nor any other Parliament outside the state has any jurisdiction over our state" led to a loss of support for him in the Indian parliament.The Jammu Praja Parishad then began a six month long agitation to attract public attention and persuade the Delhi government.This agitation found support among the Ladakhi Buddhists, the Hindu parties of India and in particular the influential Syama Prasad Mookerjee.This, states Jaffrelot, failed to get the attention of Nehru
Edited sentence: Background: The State Government's decision to abolish the monarchy led to increased agitation by the Jammu Praja Parishad, which found support among the Ladakhi Buddhists and the Hindu parties of India.In response, Sheikh Abdullah started questioning the value of Kashmir's accession to India, leading to a loss of support among his Cabinet members