Mamata Banerjee says she won't resign: What if a CM of a losing party doesn't step down? What does the law say
As per Article 164 of the Constitution of India, a CM holds office as long as they enjoy the confidence of the Assembly. And once that majority is lost, the government becomes constitutionally untenable. Banerjee's term ends on 7 May.
As per Article 164 of the Constitution of India, a CM holds office as long as they enjoy the confidence of the Assembly. And once that majority is lost, the government becomes constitutionally untenable. Banerjee's term ends on 7 May.
