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SHORT ANSWER: The Governor can dismiss a council of ministers if they lose the confidence of the assembly or if they advise the Governor to dissolve the assembly. DETAILS: - Article 164 of the Indian Constitution states that the council of ministers holds office during the pleasure of the Governor, but the Governor must act according to the advice of the council of ministers. - If the council of ministers loses majority support in the assembly, the Governor can dismiss them. - The Governor can also dismiss the council if they do not follow constitutional provisions or if there is a breakdown of constitutional machinery. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - Dismissal of the council of ministers can lead to the appointment of a new council or the imposition of President's Rule. SOURCE: - Article 164 of the Indian Constitution
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