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The President’s rule can be imposed on the state when:
The chief minister loses the confidence of the assembly.
A money bill has been defeated.
There is constitutional breakdown in the state.
Large-scale defections have taken place.
Article 356 state that the president can invoke president rule in a state on the report of the governor if the state machinery/legislature fails to abide by constitutional norms which means there is constitutional breakdown in the state. Hence option 3rd is correct.
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