Question
Column (1) Column (2) A. In the backdrop of several high-profile cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act (NDPS Act), the Central Government recently __________ an inter-departmental meeting to re-evaluate it. D. convened B. State policy of _________ drug trade and usage has traditionally been punitive in nature since the usage of drugs is treated as a criminal law issue. E. control C. The NDPS Act provides a _________avenue to courts of law to exempt an ‘addict’ from facing imprisonment in case they volunteer for treatment at a de-addiction centre. F. limited In the following table, three statements, each containing a blank, are given in column 1. Match the correct filler from Column 2 with the respective statement in Column 1, in which it will fit to make the statement grammatically and meaningfully correct.
Solution
A: here, a verb is the past tense is appropriate. ‘Convened’ is a verb and it is appropriate here. B: here also, a verb is appropriate. Both ‘convened’ and ‘control’ are inappropriate here. C: here, an adjective is correct. ‘Limited’ is an adjective and it is correct here. So, option 1 is correct.
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