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Read this dialogue. Which argument do you agree with? Why? Amit: Looking at the constitutional provisions, it seems that the President is only a rubber stamp. Shama: The President appoints the Prime Minister. So, he must have the powers to remove the Prime Minister as well. Rajesh: We don’t need a President. After the election, the Parliament can meet and elect a leader to be the Prime Minister.

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Answered by nikitasingh79
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Amit: Looking at the constitutional provisions, it seems that the President is only a rubber stamp.

We fully agree with the view expressed by Amit. Indian President is a constitutional head. India has adopted Parliamentary form of Government and the essence of Parliamentary form of Government is that head of the state is a titular head, a Constitutional head. The president is only a nominal head and the working executive is the Council of minister headed by the Prime Minister.

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