Which of the following articles of the Indian Constitution deals with the powers and duties of the Attorney General?
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A.
Article 74
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B.
Article 76
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C.
Article 78
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D.
Article 80
Correct Answer:
B. Article 76
Explanation:
Article 76 of the Indian Constitution establishes the office of the Attorney General, who serves as the Union Government's chief legal advisor and the highest law officer in the country. Specifically, Article 76(2) outlines that the primary duties of the Attorney General are to provide legal counsel to the Government of India on matters referred by the President and to perform other legal functions as assigned. While other clauses in the same article cover appointment (76(1)), the right of audience in courts (76(3)), and tenure at the pleasure of the President (76(4)), Article 76 is the comprehensive provision governing the powers and responsibilities of this office.
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