The Governor can delay the passing of a bill but cannot prevent it. Justify this statement.
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The Constitution makes the Governor a component part of the State Legislature (Artcile 168).
He cannot be a member of either House of that Legislature. In order to become an Act, every Bill passed by
the State Legislature must receive his assent or, having been reserved by him for President's consideration,
receive the assent of the President1
. If the Governor or the President, as the case may be, with holds his
assent, the Bill fails to become law.
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