Which one of the following sequence of dignitaries is in correct order as per the protocol in India?

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Q: 55 (CDS-I/2003)
Which one of the following sequence of dignitaries is in correct order as per the protocol in India?

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Polity

question_exam: 

CDS-I

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In India, the protocol of dignitaries is an important aspect of official ceremonies and events. The correct order of dignitaries based on protocol is crucial to maintaining respect and hierarchy.

Option 1, which states "Prime Minister, Chief Justice of India, Former President," is incorrect. The Prime Minister holds a higher position than the Chief Justice of India, so the Chief Justice of India should come before the Prime Minister in the order.

Option 2, the correct answer, states "Prime Minister, Former President, Chief Justice of India." This order is accurate according to the protocol in India. The Prime Minister holds the highest position among the three dignitaries, followed by the Former President and then the Chief Justice of India.

Option 3, which states "Chief Justice of India, Prime Minister, Former President," is incorrect. As mentioned earlier, the Prime Minister holds a higher position than the Chief Justice of India, so the Chief Justice should come after the Prime Minister in the order.

Option 4, which states "Former President, Prime Minister, Chief Justice of India," is also incorrect. The Prime Minister holds a higher position than the Chief Justice of India, so the Chief Justice should come after the Prime Minister in the order.

Therefore