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SHORT ANSWER: The Governor can act independently of the council of ministers in specific situations as outlined in Article 163 of the Indian Constitution. DETAILS: - The Governor can act without the advice of the council of ministers when there is a difference of opinion between the Governor and the council regarding the exercise of their functions. - The Governor can also act independently in matters where the council of ministers is not in a position to advise, such as during a constitutional crisis or when the council is not functioning. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment; however, actions taken by the Governor can lead to political consequences. SOURCE: - Article 163 of the Indian Constitution
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