Explanation:

Governor has constitutional and situational discretion whereas President only has situational discretion. The constitutional discretion of Governor is as follows

• When they have to reserve the bill for the consideration of the President of India, Governors can decide on their own without the advice of the Council of Ministers
• When he has to recommend for the President’s rule in the state, he can act at his own discretion
• When he is given an additional charge as the administrator of the Union Territory, he can take actions at his own discretion
• When he calls upon the Chief Minister to seek information regarding administrative and legislative affairs.
• The parliamentary privileges do not extend to the President who is also an integral part of the Parliament.

Hence only statement 1st is correct.