Question

Person in charge of state drugs laboratory is

• A. Drug inspector
• B. Chemical Analyst
• C. Government Analyst
• D. Drug Controller

Hint:

The person in charge of a state drugs laboratory is typically a Government Analyst, responsible for overseeing drug testing and compliance.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

This is about who is statutorily designated to head a state drugs laboratory, not just who works there.
A drug inspector collects and submits samples but doesn't head the lab; the Drug Controller sits at a higher regulatory/administrative level, not managing one lab directly.
The specific legal title for the officer in charge of a state drugs laboratory, empowered to issue certified analysis reports, is the Government Analyst.
So the answer is Government Analyst.

Answer 2

Focus on the legal designation the question is really asking about — the officially recognised head of a state drugs laboratory, as opposed to related but distinct roles.

1. Drug inspector: An enforcement-and-sampling role in the field; reports to, and relies on, the laboratory rather than heading it.
2. Chemical Analyst: A generic technical designation for someone performing chemical analysis, not the specific statutory head-of-laboratory title.
3. Government Analyst: This is the precise legally defined post for the officer placed in charge of a state drugs laboratory, responsible for issuing authoritative analysis reports.
4. Drug Controller: Handles licensing and drug-control policy at a state or national level, a distinct administrative function from running a laboratory.

Because the question is about the specific statutory head of the laboratory, and only "Government Analyst" carries that exact designation, the other technically-similar-sounding options can be ruled out.

Therefore, the correct answer is Government Analyst.