Concept:
The President of India holds a ceremonial executive position, exercising powers under the Constitution to appoint heads of constitutional and statutory bodies. However, certain parliamentary positions are filled through internal democratic processes.
Step 1: Reviewing appointment powers.
- The President appoints the Chief Justice of India, the CAG, and the Service Chiefs in their capacity as the Supreme Commander.
- The Speaker of the Lok Sabha is a member of the House, elected internally by the members of the Lok Sabha itself.
Step 2: Conclusion.
Since the Speaker is elected by the House to maintain its independence, the President has no role in the appointment process of the Speaker.
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Position not appointed by President = Speaker of the Lok Sabha
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Speaker of the Lok Sabha
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