Who can participate in the business of Parliament without being a member?
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Vice-President
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Solicitor General
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Attorney General
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Chief Justice
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The Attorney General of India has the right to speak and participate in the proceedings of both Houses of Parliament without being a member, though they cannot vote. This constitutional privilege allows the government's chief legal advisor to clarify legal aspects of legislation. The Vice-President presides over Rajya Sabha but is not a member; the Solicitor General assists the Attorney General but lacks this privilege; the Chief Justice has no role in Parliament proceedings.