Indian Polity · Polity
When a Bill passed by a State Legislature is reserved by the Governor for the consideration of the President, what options does the President have?
- 1The President must give assent within six months or it automatically becomes law
- 2The President can refer it to the Parliament for final ratification
- 3The President may declare assent, withhold assent, or direct the Governor to return it for reconsideration✓
- 4The President can only give assent or return it, but cannot withhold assent
Correct answer
The President may declare assent, withhold assent, or direct the Governor to return it for reconsideration
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