SHORT ANSWER:
A governor can invite a party to form the government if no single party holds a majority, typically the party with the largest number of seats is invited.
DETAILS:
- The governor assesses which party can prove a majority in the assembly.
- The invited party may need to demonstrate support from other parties or independent members.
- The party must be able to command the confidence of the assembly.
PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable):
- If the invited party fails to prove majority support, they may lose the confidence vote and be required to resign.
SOURCE:
- Constitution of India, Article 75
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