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Pondicherry Legislative Assembly

Like any other Indian territory, the Pondicherry Legislative Assembly has its own history. Before independence, the Union Territory of Pondicherry was comprised of Pondicherry, Mahe, Karaikal and Yanam, which were actually under the rule of the French. These 4 enclaves were brought under the Indian Union just after the signing of the de-facto-treaty on 1st November 1954. Puducherry was brought together with the Indian Union on 16 August, 1962. Soon the people began to demand for a popular government and the Government of Union Territories Act, 1963 was enforced. The government pattern that was being followed in the other parts of the country was introduced here as well, but with certain limitations. Under Constitution’s Article 239, it is the President who appoints the Administrator as well as the Chief Minister. He/She also appoints the Ministers after consulting the Chief Minister.

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