Attorney General of India

The Attorney General of India is the country's chief legal advisor to the government and represents it in Supreme Court cases. Appointed by the President, they ensure that the government's actions comply with the Constitution and advise on legal matters. While they provide legal opinions and represent the government in important cases, they do not have the same role as a lawyer for private clients. The Attorney General also participates in parliamentary proceedings and offers legal guidance to various ministries, serving as a key link between the government and the judiciary on legal issues.