SHORT ANSWER:
A state governor in India can exercise three types of vetoes: absolute veto, qualified veto, and pocket veto.
DETAILS:
- Absolute Veto: The governor can refuse to give assent to a bill.
- Qualified Veto: The governor can return the bill for reconsideration, except for money bills.
- Pocket Veto: The governor can withhold assent and take no action on the bill, effectively "putting it in their pocket."
PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable):
- No specific punishment; it is a constitutional provision.
SOURCE:
- Article 200 of the Constitution of India
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