Who is the first advocate general of AP?

The first Advocate General of Andhra Pradesh was Sri D. Narasa Raju.

The Role of an Advocate General

The Advocate General is a constitutional post and the chief legal advisor to the State Government. Appointed by the Governor, the Advocate General plays a crucial role in representing the state in various legal matters and providing legal counsel on important policy decisions. The office ensures that the state's legal affairs are managed efficiently and effectively.

First Advocate General of Andhra Pradesh

Upon the formation of Andhra Pradesh in 1956, Sri D. Narasa Raju assumed the significant responsibility as its first Advocate General. He held this position during a foundational period for the newly formed state, serving from 1956 to 1963. His tenure set the precedent for the office's future operations and its contributions to the legal framework of Andhra Pradesh.

Below is a list of some of the individuals who have served as Advocate General for Andhra Pradesh, as per available records:

This table highlights the foundational role of Sri D. Narasa Raju in establishing the office of the Advocate General in Andhra Pradesh.