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SHORT ANSWER: The dismissal of a minister by the President or Governor can lead to political instability and may require the government to seek a confidence vote. DETAILS: - The President can dismiss a minister on the advice of the Prime Minister under Article 75 of the Constitution. - The Governor can dismiss a minister on the advice of the Chief Minister under Article 164. - Such dismissals can affect the functioning of the cabinet and may lead to a reshuffle. - It can also lead to a loss of majority in the assembly if the dismissed minister is from a coalition party. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - Political backlash and loss of public trust. - Potential for a no-confidence motion against the government. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Articles 75 and 164.
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