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SHORT ANSWER: Courts can intervene in a governor's dismissal of a state government if the dismissal is found to be unconstitutional or arbitrary. DETAILS: - The Supreme Court of India has the authority to review the actions of the governor under Article 361 of the Constitution. - Judicial review can be invoked if the dismissal violates the principles of natural justice or is not based on valid grounds. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - If the court finds the dismissal unconstitutional, it may reinstate the dismissed government. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Article 361
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