Concept:Article 356 of the Indian Constitution allows the President to impose President’s Rule in a state based on the Governor’s report, even if the state government has a majority.
Explanation:The Governor can report a constitutional breakdown in the state.
This report can lead to dismissal of the state government, even if it enjoys a majority.
Once President’s Rule is imposed, the state council of ministers is dismissed and the central government takes over.
The imposition must be approved by both Houses of Parliament within two months, otherwise it ceases.
Option A is correct: The Governor’s recommendation can indeed cause dismissal despite majority.
Option B is wrong: President’s Rule cannot be extended indefinitely; parliamentary approval is needed every six months.
Option C is wrong: The President does not need Supreme Court permission before imposing President’s Rule.
Option D is partially correct: It can be declared without prior approval, but Parliament must approve within two months to continue.
Answer:Option A: The Governor's recommendation can lead to dismissal of a State government, even if it enjoys a majority.