On whose advice is the Governor of a province appointed by the President of Pakistan?
Correct answer: B. The advice of the Prime Minister
- A. The advice of the Chief Minister
- B. The advice of the Prime Minister
- C. The advice of the Chief Justice of Pakistan
- D. The advice of the provincial assembly speaker
Explanation
Under Article 101, the President appoints a provincial Governor on the advice of the Prime Minister. The Chief Minister does not constitutionally appoint or nominate the Governor.
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