Can the laws made by District Councils and Regional Councils be overruled?
Yes, the laws made by District Councils and Regional Councils can be overruled. All laws made under the Sixth Schedule must be submitted to the Governor, and until the Governor assents to them, they have no effect. In certain cases, the laws may also be reserved for the consideration of the President of India, who can either assent to the law, withhold assent, or direct the Governor to return the law to the respective Council for reconsideration with recommended amendments.