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Which of the following is a discretionary power...
Which of the following is a discretionary power of the President?
A. Giving assent to bills
B. Dismissing the Prime Minister
C. Summoning the Parliament
D. Promulgating ordinances
Explanation:
Dismissing the Prime Minister is a discretionary power.
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