Q.1) “The CAG of India is a prosecutor with a law that hobbles its functioning, a judge without the power to sentence and a litigant with no right to appeal.” Do you agree? Substantiate your opinion by examining the role of CAG in India.

Protected: Q.1) “The CAG of India is a prosecutor with a law that hobbles its functioning, a judge without the power to sentence and a litigant with no right to appeal.” Do you agree? Substantiate your opinion by examining the role of CAG in India.