Which Article of the Indian Constitution mentions about the right of the AdvocateGeneral of a state to speak in the State Legislature?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e. Article 177.
- Article 177 of the Indian Constitution relates to the Advocate General's right to speak in the State Legislature. The Advocate General is entitled to the same privileges and immunities as a member of the Legislature, except for the right to vote.
- Article 177 ensures that the Advocate General can contribute to legislative debates, reflecting the importance of legal expertise in the governance process while maintaining the Advocate General's role as an advisor rather than a voting member.