alleryWhich Supreme Court case set conditions on dissolving a state government for President's rule?
AMinerva Mills case
BS. R. Bommai case
CGolaknath case
DKesavananda case
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. S. R. Bommai case
1. The Union can impose President's rule in a state, but only under conditions.
2. These conditions were ruled in S. R. Bommai v. Union of India.
3. The other cases concern amending the Constitution.
_Source: Wikipedia, State governments of India_
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