Correct option is C
The Governor of the state appoints the Advocate-General for the state.
Information Booster:
- The Advocate-General is the highest law officer at the state level.
- Article 165 of the Indian Constitution provides for the office of the Advocate-General.
- He/she must be qualified to be appointed as a Judge of a High Court (Article 217).
- The Advocate-General advises the state government on legal matters and performs other legal duties.
- The office of the Advocate-General is similar to the Attorney General of India at the central level.
Additional Knowledge:
- Prime Minister: Appoints key central ministers, not state law officers.
- President: Appoints Attorney General of India but not Advocate-General.
- Chief Minister: Consults with the Governor but does not have appointment powers.
Key Points to Increase Knowledge:
- The Advocate-General holds office during the pleasure of the Governor.
- He/she has the right to attend state legislature proceedings but cannot vote.
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