Explanation:

In a major setback for Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Dr. Kiran Bedi, the Madras High Court has said that the Lieutenant Governor has no powers to interfere or act independently. The Administrator of Puducherry (the term used in the Constitution to refer to the Lieutenant-Governor (L-G)) could not interfere with the day-to-day administration of the Union Territory when an elected government was in place as that amounts to running a “parallel government.” There are significant differences in the powers conferred on the legislatures of Puducherry and Delhi under Articles 239A and 239AA of the Constitution. Though Article 239AA imposes several restrictions on the legislature of Delhi, no such restrictions had been imposed explicitly in the case of Puducherry under Article 239A. This symbolises the supremacy of the Legislature above the Administrator in case of the Puducherry. Hence both statements are correct.