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Who among the following has right of audience in all courts of India ?
Answer: B
The answer is the Attorney General of India.
Under Article 76(3), in performing his duties the Attorney General has the right of audience in all courts in the territory of India. He may also take part in Parliament's proceedings without a vote (Article 88).
The Advocate General is a state's law officer (Article 165) and has no such all-India right. The Minister for Law is a member of the executive, not a law officer, and the Speaker presides over the Lok Sabha.
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