Solution:

• In essence, the governor occupies the same constitutional position as the president at the Central level, the Supreme Court noted in Ram Jawaya Kapoor v State of Punjab (1955)
• It was alleged by six persons by the means of a writ petition under Article 32
• In this work the author has analyzed the case of Ram Jawayya Kapur v State of Punjab[2], where the Supreme Court of India (SC) had to deal with the question of extent of executive power and executive function in a situation where the executive was alleged to have violated the fundamental rights of the citizen vested in