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SHORT ANSWER: A Governor can dissolve a state assembly when they believe that the assembly is unable to function effectively or when there is no majority party. DETAILS: - The Governor can dissolve the assembly if no party has a clear majority after elections. - The Governor may also dissolve the assembly if the Chief Minister advises it, especially if the government has lost the confidence of the assembly. - Dissolution can occur during a political crisis or if the assembly is not able to pass essential legislation. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - There are no direct punishments for the dissolution itself, but it can lead to political instability and new elections. SOURCE: - Article 174 of the Constitution of India
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