What special responsibility does the Governor of Nagaland have with respect to law and order in the state?
The Governor of Nagaland has special responsibility with respect to law and order in the state for as long as he believes that internal disturbances are occurring in the Naga Hills-Tuensang Area, either within the state or any part of it. In fulfilling his duties, the Governor must consult with the Council of Ministers but may exercise his individual judgment when making decisions related to law and order. The Governor's decision in this matter is final, and the validity of anything he does cannot be questioned on the grounds that he should or should not have acted using his individual judgment. If the President receives a report from the Governor or otherwise and believes it is no longer necessary for the Governor to have special responsibility for law and order, the President may issue an order directing that the Governor's special responsibility shall cease effective from a specified date.