Question
a. at a public event recently, where he brought up the tensions between
a. at a public event recently, where he brought up the tensions between
b. the three sections of the society
c. the Maharashtra Governor was tactless in his tasteless comment
d. Marathi speakers and people from other parts of the country e. who have made the State their home
Directions : The following question contains five parts out of which, four parts when unjumbled and joined together form a meaningful sentence. You have to find the sequence in which the four parts should be joined in order to form a meaningful sentence.
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