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The Attorney General of India is the highest law officer of the country appointed by whom?
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The President of India
Attorney General Appointment Authority
The Attorney General (AG) of India holds the position of the highest law officer in the country.
Article 76 of the Constitution of India outlines the provisions related to the Attorney General.
- The Attorney General is appointed by the President of India.
- This appointment is made based on the advice of the Union Council of Ministers.
Therefore, the President of India is the authority responsible for appointing the Attorney General.
This aligns with Option B.
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