Explanation:

1. Correct - The Attorney General is not a whole-time counsel for the Government nor a Government Servant. He is an advisor to the Government of India.
2. Incorrect : The Attorney General for India needs to be qualified to be appointed as a Judge of the Supreme Court, not the High Court.
3. Incorrect - The Attorney General is the first Law Officer of the country, not the second. The Law Minister is a political post and not considered a Law Officer in this context.
4. Correct - The Attorney General has the right to speak in both houses of Parliament, but he does not have the right to vote.

So,two out of the four statements are correct.