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SHORT ANSWER: The political party with a majority in the state assembly is entitled to appoint the Chief Minister according to Article 164 of the Indian Constitution. DETAILS: - Article 164 states that the Chief Minister is appointed by the Governor. - The Governor appoints the Chief Minister from among the members of the legislative assembly who has the confidence of the majority. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment; however, failure to maintain majority can lead to loss of confidence and potential dismissal. SOURCE: - The Constitution of India, Article 164
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