Why does the Central Government appoint a Governor to each state?
ATo collect state revenue
BTo draft the state budget
CTo uphold the Constitution
DTo choose all the MLAs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. To uphold the Constitution
1. The Governor is appointed by the Central Government.
2. The purpose is to ensure the state government follows the rules and regulations of the Constitution.
3. Taxes and laws are handled by the state, and MLAs are chosen by voters.
_Source: NCERT Class 7 Social and Political Life II, Ch 3 How the State Government Works_
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