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SHORT ANSWER: The Chief Justice of India presides over the impeachment process of the President, while the Chief Justice of the High Court does not have a role in the impeachment of a Governor. DETAILS: - The Chief Justice of India is responsible for presiding over the impeachment proceedings against the President as per Article 61 of the Constitution. - The impeachment of a Governor is conducted by the state legislature, and there is no provision for the Chief Justice of the High Court to preside over such proceedings. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - N/A SOURCE: - Constitution of India
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