Explanation:

Let’s break down the options about how the Chief Justice of India gets appointed:

- The President of India does appoint the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

- But it isn’t done *alone* (Option 2). The President must consult with judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts (that’s what the Constitution says).

- So, Option 1 (“in consultation with the Judges of the Supreme Court and the High Court”) is the correct one.

- Option 3 is off track—governors have no role in this appointment.

- Option 4 isn’t fully right either, because it leaves out the High Court judges, and the Constitution includes them too.

What this really means: The President can’t just pick whoever they want—they have to listen to the senior judges first.