SHORT ANSWER:
The Indian Constitution allows the Governor to veto an ordinary bill but does not grant the power to veto a money bill.
DETAILS:
- Article 200 of the Constitution states that the Governor can withhold assent to a bill, return it for reconsideration, or give assent.
- Article 207 specifies that a money bill cannot be returned by the Governor and must be assented to.
PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable):
- The distinction can lead to political implications where the Governor's veto power over ordinary bills can be used to influence state legislation.
SOURCE:
- Constitution of India
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