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Who appoints the Advocates-General in States, who are the highest law officers ?
Who appoints the Advocates-General in States, who are the highest law officers ?
Updated On: Aug 18, 2025
- Prime Minister
- Chief Minister
- President
- Governor
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The Correct Option is D
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The Advocates-General in states, who are the highest law officers, are appointed by the Governor of the respective state. This appointment is a constitutional provision outlined in Article 165 of the Indian Constitution. The Governor is the constitutional head of the state and has the authority to appoint the Advocate-General, who advises the state government on legal matters. Options provided were:
- Prime Minister
- Chief Minister
- President
- Governor
Out of these, the correct choice is the Governor.
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