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SHORT ANSWER: The Supreme Court can review the decisions made by governors regarding the formation of government when multiple parties claim a majority. DETAILS: - The Supreme Court ensures that the governor's decision is in accordance with the Constitution and legal principles. - It can intervene if there are allegations of malafide intentions or if the governor's actions are arbitrary. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - The Supreme Court may order the governor to act in a certain way or may set aside the governor's decision if found unconstitutional. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Article 136 (Supreme Court's power of special leave to appeal)
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