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SHORT ANSWER: The veto power of a governor concerning money bills is governed by Article 199 and Article 200 of the Indian Constitution. DETAILS: - Article 199 defines a money bill and states that it can only be introduced in the Legislative Assembly, not in the Legislative Council. - Article 200 allows the governor to give assent, withhold assent, or return a bill (other than a money bill) for reconsideration. - For money bills, the governor cannot return the bill for reconsideration and must either give assent or withhold assent. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment; however, withholding assent can delay the implementation of the bill. SOURCE: - Constitution of India