Which law officer has the right to speak in both Houses of Parliament?
Attorney General
Attorney General is correct.
The Attorney General of India (Article 76) is the highest law officer of the Union.
Article 88 gives the Attorney General the right to speak in and take part in the proceedings of both Houses of Parliament, their joint sittings and committees, but without the right to vote.
The Solicitor General has no such constitutional right, and the Advocate General is the law officer of a state, with a similar right only in the state legislature.
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Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
