This reaction is called Woodward syn dihydroxylation. Please see the attached mechanism.
Step-1: Initially, cyclohexene reacts with iodine to form iodonium ion (I).
Step\;2 Iodonium ion is attacked by acetate ion from SN2 fashion to give trans- iodoacetate (II).
Step 3: Now iodoacetate (II) forms intermediate III via neighboring group assistance of acetyl group.
Step 4: The formed cation will be attacked by water to give intermediate IV.
Step 5; Intermediate IV is now rearranging to stable compound V.
Step 6; In basic hydrolysis compound V will get hydrolyze to the corresponding diol.
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