The correct answer is: A. governor on a report by the Supreme Court.
The members of a State Commission can be removed by the governor on a report by the Supreme Court. This is because the Supreme Court has the power to inquire into the conduct of any person or authority, including the members of a State Commission. If the Supreme Court finds that a member of a State Commission has been guilty of misconduct, it can recommend to the governor that the member be removed from office. The governor is then bound to remove the member from office.
Option B is incorrect because the governor cannot remove the members of a State Commission on a resolution passed by Parliament. Parliament does not have the power to remove the members of a State Commission.
Option C is incorrect because the president cannot remove the members of a State Commission on a report by the Supreme Court. The president does not have the power to remove the members of a State Commission.
Option D is incorrect because the president cannot remove the members of a State Commission on a resolution passed by Parliament. Parliament does not have the power to remove the members of a State Commission.