The power to promulgate an ordinance at the state level rests with the:
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A.
Chief Minister
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B.
Governor
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C.
State Legislature
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D.
President
Correct Answer:
B. Governor
Explanation:
Under Article 213 of the Constitution of India, the Governor of a state has the authority to promulgate ordinances when the State Legislative Assembly is not in session. This power is exercised on the advice of the Council of Ministers, headed by the Chief Minister, and is intended for immediate action when necessary. Such ordinances carry the same legal force as an act passed by the state legislature but must be approved by the legislature within six weeks of its next session to remain in effect.
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