The Head of the State shall be appointed by His Majesty the King of England, on the advice of the Union Cabinet, either without any restriction as to his choice or subject to his choice being confined to the Rulers of the Indian States referred to above.
(4) In case the third alternative in para (3) is adopted and a link with the British Crown is maintained the Secretary of state for India together with all the control that he or the British Cabinet exercises over Indian administration should, in any case, be abolished.
(5) The Head of a unit, other than an Indian state, shall be appointed by the Head of the State on the advice of the Union Cabinet.