Sir, I am not a constitutional lawyer but I feel that by the Provisions of this Article the Governor is not bound to act according to the advice tendered to him by his Council of Ministers. It only means that the Ministers have the right to tender advice to Governor. The Governor is quite free to accept or to reject the advice so tendered. In another sphere of administration the Governor can act in the exercise of his functions on his discretion. In this sphere the Minister has not got the power to tender any advice. Of course it is left open to the Governor to seek the advice of the Ministers even in this sphere.
