Indian Polity · Polity
What is the constitutional significance of the President's powers regarding state legislation under Article 201 of the Indian Constitution, following a bill being reserved by the Governor under Article 200?
- 1The President may either declare assent to the bill or direct the Governor to return it, effectively allowing rejection.✓
- 2The President's prior assent is mandatory before any bill can be introduced in a state legislature.
- 3The President is constitutionally empowered to dissolve the state legislature unilaterally.
- 4The President can directly enact state laws without any reference to the state legislature.
Correct answer
The President may either declare assent to the bill or direct the Governor to return it, effectively allowing rejection.
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