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Governor is only a nominal head of the state do you agree
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Governor is only a nominal head of the state do you agree

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yes of course everyone egrees it

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Yes, the governor is appointed by the president and is a nominal head of the state. This is because of the following reasons: The administration of the state is carried out in the name of governor. The actual responsibility is that of the chief minister and council of ministers.

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