21.   The federal president dissolved the first state assembly governed by low castes on Saturday because of political instability that has paralyzed it.

22.   The president must dissolve parliament if it rejects his candidate three times.

23.   The president dissolved Parliament and swore in former Supreme Court Chief Justice Mohammad Habibur Rahman as a caretaker prime minister.

24.   The president can dissolve Parliament and dismiss the government, veto laws or refer them to parliamentary or Supreme Court review.

25.   Under the constitution, the president can dissolve parliament and call new elections if the Duma rejects his nominees three times.

26.   Under the constitution, the president can dissolve the Duma and call new elections if parliament rejects his nominee three times.

27.   Under the constitution, the president can dissolve the Duma and call new elections if the lower house rejects his nominees three times.

28.   However, the president can dissolve the lower house if it rejects his nomination for premier three times.

29.   If they failed to do so, the president would dissolve parliament and call new elections.

30.   If it fails the president can dissolve parliament and call elections.