Governor vs Chief Minister: Constitutional Limits, Conflicts & Controversies | GS-II Polity

Описание: The relationship between the Governor and the Chief Minister has remained one of the most contentious fault lines in India’s federal structure. From government formation to assent to bills, from discretionary powers to constitutional morality — conflicts between Raj Bhavan and the elected government have repeatedly raised serious constitutional questions.

In this video, Amjad Bin Talib (JKAS) presents a clear, balanced, and GS-II–oriented analysis of the Governor vs Chief Minister debate, strictly from a constitutional and institutional perspective, avoiding personalities and political bias.

🔍 What you will learn in this lecture:
• Constitutional position of the Governor (Articles 153–167)
• Role and authority of the Chief Minister under Article 164
• Discretionary powers of the Governor – myth vs reality
• Governor’s role in:
• Government formation
• Summoning & dissolving the Assembly
• Assent to Bills
• Supreme Court judgments (Bommai, Nabam Rebia, etc.)
• Federalism, cooperative federalism & constitutional morality
• Why conflicts persist despite constitutional safeguards
• Way forward: reforms, conventions & judicial guidance

📌 Highly relevant for:
• UPSC Civil Services (GS-II Polity)
• JKAS / State PCS
• Interviews, Mains answers & current affairs linkage

This lecture helps aspirants think like administrators, not just candidates — exactly what civil services demand.

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— Amjad Bin Talib (JKAS)