What is the role of the Governor in regulating the functioning of village councils and courts in autonomous districts and regions?
The Governor plays a significant role in regulating the functioning of village councils and courts in autonomous districts and regions under the Sixth Schedule. The Governor, in consultation with the respective Regional Council or District Council, can make rules regulating the constitution, powers, and functioning of village councils and courts, as well as the procedures to be followed in trials and appeals. The Governor can also make rules regarding the enforcement of decisions and orders of these councils and courts and other ancillary matters necessary for carrying out the provisions of sub-paragraphs (1) and (2) of paragraph 4 of the Sixth Schedule.