Explanation:

- Option 1: Chief Minister

- Chief Ministers head the government of Indian states, not union territories.

- Some union territories have a legislative assembly and a Chief Minister, like Delhi and Puducherry, but this is not common for all.

- Option 2: President

- The President of India appoints the administrators or Lieutenant Governors for union territories.

- The union territories do not have their own government like states, except for some with limited legislative power.

- Option 3: Prime Minister

- The Prime Minister leads the central government but does not directly administer union territories.

- Option 4: Member of Legislative Assembly

- Some union territories have Legislative Assemblies, but they don’t directly administer the territories. The administration is the role of the President's appointees.

 Correct Answer: Option 2 - President