Explanation:

- The Chief Minister (CM) of a State in India is the head of the state government and is responsible to the Legislative Assembly of that state.

- Option 1: Prime Minister

- The Prime Minister leads the central government, not the state government. The CM is not directly responsible to the Prime Minister.

- Option 2: Rajya Sabha

- The Rajya Sabha is the upper house of the Parliament of India. It does not directly influence the role of the CM.

- Option 3: Legislative Assembly

- The CM is elected by the Legislative Assembly and is responsible for its confidence. The CM must maintain the support of the majority of the legislative assembly to stay in power.

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- Option 4: Governor

- The Governor appoints the CM but is not responsible for the day-to-day functioning. The CM is not directly accountable to the Governor.

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