The Governor’s power to reserve a bill for the President’s consideration is mentioned in:
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A.
Article 200
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B.
Article 201
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C.
Article 202
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D.
Article 203
Correct Answer:
A. Article 200
Explanation:
The correct answer is Article 200.
Under Article 200 of the Constitution of India, when a Bill passed by a State Legislature is presented to the Governor, they have several options: give assent, withhold assent, return the Bill for reconsideration (if it is not a Money Bill), or reserve the Bill for the consideration of the President. This reservation is typically exercised if the Governor believes the Bill's provisions may endanger the position of the High Court or conflict with national interests.
Other articles mentioned serve different purposes: - Article 199: Defines the criteria and procedures for Money Bills within the State Legislature.
- Article 201: Outlines the procedure for the President to follow once a Bill has been reserved by the Governor for their consideration.
- Article 202: Relates to the Annual Financial Statement (State Budget) for the State Legislature.
- Article 203: Details the procedure in the Legislature regarding estimates and demands for grants.
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