President’s Rule in India (Article 356) allows the Centre to take control of a state if its constitutional machinery fails. The assembly is dissolved or suspended, and the President governs through the Governor. 1951: First imposed in Punjab due to Congress infighting (302 days). 1954: Andhra faces it after loss of majority. 1967–77: Frequent use in northern states (UP, Haryana, Punjab) amid defections and coalition collapses. 1977: After Emergency, imposed in 9 Congress-ruled states post Janata

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