Who among the following enjoys immunity from Article 14's 'Equality before Law' regarding their official acts?
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Correct answer: The President and State Governors
Under Article 361, the President and Governors are not answerable to any court for the exercise of their official powers. They also enjoy immunity from criminal proceedings during their term of office.
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