Question

Statement: The Supreme Court gave a judgement that the maintenance of old age parents is the responsibility of the married girls, if they do not have brothers. Conclusions : I: Constitution is always interpreted to help oppressed people out. II: Before the Supreme Court gave the verdict, a married girl must have denied to pay for the maintenance to her parents. (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Statement: The Supreme Court gave a judgement that the maintenance of old age parents is the responsibility of the married girls, if they do not have brothers. Conclusions : I: Constitution is always interpreted to help oppressed people out. II: Before the Supreme Court gave the verdict, a married girl must have denied to pay for the maintenance to her parents. (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Directions: In the following questions, each question has a statement followed by two conclusions. Taking the statement to be true, decide which or the given conclusions definitely follows from the given statement. Indicate your answer as

Option A: if only I follows,
Option B: if only II follows
Option C: if neither I nor II follows and
Option D: if both I and II follow.

Correct Answer

Option: b

Explanation

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