ramnath kovind was the constitutional head of indian government.
ramnath kovind was the constitutional head of indian government.
who is the constitutional head of indian government?
ramnath kovind
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as sree chithira thirunal's decision to keep travancore independent of india was unacceptable to the indian government, several rounds of negotiations were held between the maharaja and the indian representatives. after holding discussions with mountbatten, sree chithira thirunal agreed to enter into a stand-still agreement with the indian union on 10 august 1947. and according to the stand-still agreement, travancore’s domestic sovereignty will be accepted by the indian government even though foreign policy & defence will be in indian government’s hand. but travancore could indulge in foreign trade without india’s permission; also that there won’t be any interference in internal matters of travancore by the indian govt. but louis mountbatten withdrew all his assurances regarding maintaining travancore's sovereignty and another round of discussion started between sree chithira thirunal and indian representative, v. p. menon. in 1948, sree chithira thirunal announced first public election in travancore to create responsible government with the maharaja as the constitutional head of state.
chithira thirunal balarama varma