How is the imposition of President's Rule in India explained?
Understanding the constitutional provision and process of imposing President's Rule in the country.
- President's Rule in India refers to the imposition of direct Central Government rule in a state under specific circumstances as outlined in the Indian Constitution.
- Article 356 of the Constitution provides for the imposition of President's Rule when a state government is unable to function in accordance with the Constitution.
- The process begins with a report from the Governor of the state to the President stating the reasons for the breakdown of constitutional machinery.
- The President can then issue a proclamation assuming direct control of the state's governance, suspending the state legislative assembly, and transferring executive powers to the Governor or the Central Government.
- President's Rule is intended to restore order and normalcy in the state until a new government is formed through elections or other means.
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