Multiple choice

Who amongst the following can be removed without the Parliament's resolution?

  1. Governor of a state

  2. Any judge of the Supreme Court

  3. Any judge of a High Court

  4. Chief Election Commissioner
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Explanation

The Governor holds office during the pleasure of the President and can be removed by presidential order without any parliamentary resolution. In contrast, Supreme Court and High Court judges, as well as the Chief Election Commissioner, can only be removed through a formal impeachment process requiring Parliament's resolution and proven misbehavior or incapacity. This demonstrates the Governor's unique constitutional position.

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