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SHORT ANSWER: A Governor can dismiss a minister without the advice of the Chief Minister if the minister is found to be disqualified under the Constitution. DETAILS: - Article 164(1) of the Indian Constitution states that the Governor appoints the Chief Minister and other ministers on the advice of the Chief Minister. - However, if a minister is disqualified under Article 191 (which includes reasons like not being a member of the legislature or being of unsound mind), the Governor can act without the Chief Minister's advice. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - The dismissed minister may lose their position and any associated privileges. SOURCE: - The Constitution of India, Article 164 and Article 191.
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