The powers of a State Governor are analogous to those of the President with a few exceptions. Which among the following is an exception to this analogy in respect of Governor's powers?

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Q. The powers of a State Governor are analogous to those of the President with a few exceptions. Which among the following is an exception to this analogy in respect of Governor's powers?

(A) He can appoint any person who commands a majority in the Assembly as the Chief Minister.

(B) He can declare a state of emergency in the State, if he is satisfied that an abnormal situation has arisen

(D) He can summon or prorogue the State Assembly

Correct Answer - Option(B)

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