why is the president's position called a figurehead
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The president's position is called a figurehead as he or she is bound by the constitution to follow the advice of the prime minister.
The president's position is called a figurehead as he or she is bound by the constitution to follow the advice of the prime minister.
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A president is called a figurehead because he hardly holds any power or authority over governess of the state.
Explanation:
- In a country like India, where the head of the country is the Prime Minister, the president is a mere puppet of the constitution.
- Though, he can give his assistance and advise, however there is no law bidding to implement the president opinion.
- Though, he is the first citizen of the country, but he holds minimum influence and holds no real power.
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