Which of the following statements are correct in regard to the Attorney-General of India? 1. The Attorney-General of India is not a member of the Council of Ministers unlike the Attorney-General of England. 2. He has parliamentary privileges in accordance with the position. 3. For discharging his duties the Attorney-General has got a right to be heard in every court of India. 4. He has a right to speak in any meeting of house or committee but without right to vote. Select the correct answer using options given below

Answer: Option D