The Chief justice of India
The President
The Chief justice of high court
The Speaker of legislative assembly
Answer is Right!
Answer is Wrong!
The correct answer is: The Chief justice of the high court.
The oath of office is administered to the Governor by the Chief justice of the high court. This is because the Governor is the head of the state and the Chief justice is the head of the judiciary. The oath of office is a solemn promise that the Governor will uphold the Constitution and the laws of the state.
It is important that the oath is administered by a person who is impartial and independent, and the Chief justice is the best person to do this.The other options are incorrect because:
- The President is the head of the Union and does not have any role in the appointment of the Governor.
- The Speaker of the legislative assembly is the head of the legislature and does not have any role in the appointment of the Governor.
- The Chief justice of India is the head of the judiciary at the national level and does not have any role in the appointment of the Governor.