Question
I. Even though the Constitution allows the Government
to _____________ a residential criterion for employment to public posts, it is doubtful whether such a measure can be extended to the private sector. II. The industry may feel ______________ that the residential requirement may adversely affect the hiring of talent from outside Haryana. (a) prescribe                                (b) aggrieved                   (c) issued In the following question two sentences are given with blanks in them and you have to choose the appropriate combination of words from the given options that can fill both the sentences respectively, making them grammatically and meaningfully complete.Solution
In I, after ‘to’, the base form of the verb should be used. So, ‘prescribe’ is correct. In II, only ‘aggrieved’ is correct.
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