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SHORT ANSWER: The Governor of an Indian state can overrule the state government under certain circumstances as per the Constitution of India. DETAILS: - Article 200 of the Constitution allows the Governor to withhold assent to a bill passed by the state legislature. - Article 356 empowers the Governor to assume control of the state government if there is a failure of constitutional machinery. - Article 174 allows the Governor to summon or prorogue the state legislature. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - There are no specific punishments for the Governor's actions, but it can lead to political consequences. SOURCE: - Constitution of India
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