Comptroller And Auditor General Of India
There should be an independent post of Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) under Article 148 of the Constitution of India.
- He is the head of the Indian Audit and Accounts Department.
-He has a tenure of 6 years. Retirement is 65 years old. Whichever is earlier.
-CAG The President is appointed by the
President under his signature seal warrant.
-He is the principal of the wealth of the common people and has control over both the financial system
central and state of the entire country.
-The CAG can be removed by the President on the basis of his misconduct or incapacity The removal method is similar to that of a Supreme Court Judge.
-CAG (Since assuming office) After this post, the Government of India or any state is not eligible for any employment.
- He submits his audit report to the President / Governor on all expenses related to the articles of the Center and the States. (Article 151)
- President C.A.G. The report submitted by it is kept in both the houses of the Parliament. The Public Accounts Committee examines them and puts their inquiry before the Parliament.
V Narhari Rao was the first Comptroller and Auditor General of India.
Attorney General of India
- Mentioned in Article 76 of the Constitution of India.
-He holds the rank of the largest law officer in the country.
- They are appointed by the President.
-A.G.I. He is the one who is eligible to be appointed as a Judge of the supreme court.
The first Attorney General of India
was MC Setalvad.
Advocate general of state
-Article 165 of the Constitution mentions the designation of Advocate General for the states. He is the high law officer of the state.
-The Advocate General is appointed by the Governor and has the same qualifications as a Judge of the High Court.
