In what circumstances, the President’s rule is imposed in a state? What role does the Governor play during this?
Political ScienceClass 10CBSEAnswered 31 Mar 2026
Answer
- Under the following President’s rule is imposed in a state:
- If no political party gets the majority and formation of government in the state becomes quiet impossible then on the advice of the Governor, President’s rule is
- If the President gets information of failing of constitutional machinery in the state. Role of Governor: When a President’s rule is imposed, the legislative assembly is dissolved and all the powers of government come into the hands of the Governor who works as an agent to the President of India and the legislative powers of the state go into the hands of parliament.
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