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SHORT ANSWER: The removal of a Governor in India is governed by Article 156 of the Constitution, while the removal of the President is under Article 61 and the Chief Justice under Article 124. DETAILS: - A Governor can be removed by the President at any time, without any specific procedure. - The President can be removed through a process of impeachment by Parliament, requiring a two-thirds majority in both Houses. - The Chief Justice of India can also be removed through impeachment, which requires a similar process as the President. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment for the Governor's removal as it is at the discretion of the President. - Impeachment for the President and Chief Justice involves serious misconduct. SOURCE: - Constitution of India
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