Legislative Procedure In State Legislature

The Constitution outlines specific roles where the **Governor can act at his/her own discretion**, but it does **not allow the President** to unilaterally intervene in State legislation without the Governor's involvement. ✅ **Statement I: Correct** * The Governor can act in discretion in certain cases (e.g., reserving a bill for the President under Article 200, or appointing a CM in a hung assembly). * Article 163(2) makes the Governor’s discretion final in such matters. ❌ **Statement II: Incorrect** * The President cannot suo motu reserve a State bill. Only the Governor can do this under Article 200.