Why is it that at the state level the chief minister is the head of the government and the governor is the head of the state
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At the state level the chief minister is the head of the government because he had got the majority of seats from the constituencies and is directly elected by the people but on the other hand governor is elected by the president who himself is not directly but indirectly elected by MPs and MLs of states and union territories.
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