if all the real powers are in the hands of Chief Minister and the Governor is only a nominal head why do you think we still have the office of governor
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Yes, all the real powers are in the hands of chief minister but the powers of chief minister and governer are depend on each other
Before implementation of any law or scheme chief minister have to take permission from governer
So for these files of laws and schemes an office is compulsory
And one more reason is there that mostly government officers have their own office so this is necessary to provide an office to governer
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The office of governor is essential as he is responsible for giving assent to the bill to make it an act and to protect the national interests as they are the agent of the central government.
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- The governor is the agent of center government appointed by President who acts as an intermediary between Chief Minister and the Centre government.
- The governor on his discretion can reserve the bill for consideration by the President if it violates the national unity and interests.
- Thus, one cannot say that even though the real power is in the hand of the Chief Minister and the governor is only a nominal head.
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