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SHORT ANSWER: The Governor has the power to summon and dissolve the Legislative Assembly, while the Chief Minister leads the government and must maintain the confidence of the Assembly. DETAILS: - The Governor can call for a session of the Assembly and decide on the timing of elections. - The Chief Minister must prove majority support in the Assembly during a no-confidence motion. - If the Chief Minister loses the no-confidence motion, they may have to resign, and the Governor may invite another leader to form the government. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - If the Chief Minister loses the no-confidence motion, they may be removed from office. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Articles 153-167
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