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SHORT ANSWER: The state legislature can recommend the removal of a governor, while Parliament is responsible for the removal of the Chief Justice of India. DETAILS: - The state legislature can pass a resolution for the removal of a governor, which must be supported by a majority. - The Chief Justice of India can be removed by Parliament through a process that requires a two-thirds majority in both Houses after an inquiry. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - If the governor is removed, they cease to hold office. - If the Chief Justice is removed, they are no longer in the position and lose their judicial powers. SOURCE: - Article 156 of the Constitution of India (Governor's removal) - Article 124(4) and Article 124(5) of the Constitution of India (Chief Justice's removal)
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