Answer-As per the first proviso to Section 4B(1), extension of the Director’s tenure “up to one...

The same proviso to Section 4B1 explicitly conditions such extension up to one year at a time on public interest, recommendation of the Committee under Section 4A1, and reasons recorded in writing.

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As per the first proviso to Section 4B(1), extension of the Director’s tenure “up to one year at a time” can be granted in public interest:

A On the recommendation of the Central Government alone

B On the recommendation of the President of India

C On the recommendation of the Committee under Section 4A(1) and for reasons to be recorded in writing

D On the recommendation of the Home Secretary

E On the recommendation of the Central Vigilance Commission alone

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As per the first proviso to Section 4B(1), extension of the Director’s tenure “up to one year at a time” can be granted in public interest:

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