Which of the following is the discretionary powers of President i. To appoint Prime Minister to the leader of majority party. ii. To summon the Parliament. iii. To return a bill to the Parliament with objections. iv. To appoint the members of Council of Ministers. v. To assent the bill referred by Governor. vi. To detain a bill. vii. To ask the Prime Minister for such information related to any matter. viii. To say the Council of Ministers for reconsideration on any advise.?

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  1. i, ii, iv, vii
  2. ii, v, vi, viii
  3. i, iii, vi, viii
  4. ii, v, vii, viii
  5. iii, vi, vii viii

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Option 5 : iii, vi, vii viii

The correct answer is iii, vi, vii and viii.

  • He may withhold his assent to the bill, the bill then ends and does not become an act.
  • The time limit within which the President is required to declare his assent/refusal/return the Bill for reconsideration is not specified clearly. He can take whatever time he thinks appropriate.
  • When there isn’t any majority in the Lok Sabha, the President has the freedom to decide who should be appointed as Prime Minister.
  • He can ask the Prime Minister for such information related to any matter.
  • The president can ask the Council of Ministers for reconsideration on any advice.
     

Confusion Points

  • Ordinance-making power is not a discretionary power. He can promulgate or withdraw an ordinance only on the advice of the council of ministers.
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