Multiple choice

When can the Governor of a State reserve a bill for the consideration of the President?

  1. If it initiates entirely a new policy that was not followed by the previous governments.

  2. If the bill enhances the prestige and position of the Ruling Party in the State.

  3. If it undermines authority of High Court or the Central Government.

  4. If he feels that the bill is against the interests of the opposition parties.
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Option 3 is correct.

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