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Q: In India, who appoints the Advocate General of the State?
  • A. Governor of the state
  • B. Prime Minister of India
  • C. President of India
  • D. Chief Minister of the state
Correct Answer: Option A - The State Advocate General is the first law officer of the State Government. He/She advises the state government upon legal matters and performs legal duties as assigned to him/her by the Governor. The State Advocate General is appointed by the Governor. • Article 165 of the constitution talks about the Advocate General of states.
A. The State Advocate General is the first law officer of the State Government. He/She advises the state government upon legal matters and performs legal duties as assigned to him/her by the Governor. The State Advocate General is appointed by the Governor. • Article 165 of the constitution talks about the Advocate General of states.

Explanations:

The State Advocate General is the first law officer of the State Government. He/She advises the state government upon legal matters and performs legal duties as assigned to him/her by the Governor. The State Advocate General is appointed by the Governor. • Article 165 of the constitution talks about the Advocate General of states.