A Bill passed by the Indian State Legislature is sent to the Governor under ______.
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Article 200 -
Under Article 200 of the Indian Constitution, when a bill is passed by the State Legislative Assembly/Council, it is presented to the Governor for his assent.
Options available to the Governor under Article 200:
When a bill comes to the Governor, he has four main options:
Assent: He can sign the bill, after which it becomes a law.
Withhold assent: He can refuse to give his assent to the bill.
Return for reconsideration: If it is not a money bill, the Governor can return it to the Legislature for amendment or reconsideration.
Reserve for the President: If the Governor feels that the bill endangers the position of the High Court or is unconstitutional, he can reserve it for the President's consideration.