In the following question, a sentence is divided into three parts, given in columns 1, 2 and 3. Match the statements from column 1 with those in columns 2 and 3 and find which of the following triplets given in the options make/s contextually and grammatically correct sense. " Only " before a triplet in an option means that only that one particular triplet is possible and no other triplet can be formed.

The correct triplets are AEG, BFI and CDH. AEG: 'A' introduces the fact that 'there exists a popular view' and 'E' further discuss that popular view i.e. 'removal of restrictions will result in' increase in investment in India which is mentioned in 'G'. The sentence says that it is a general opinion that the removal of restrictions will increase investments in the country. So, AEG forms a triplet. BFI: 'B' talks about 'the idea behind the exercise that took place' and 'FI' says the idea is to ultimately phase out or discontinue all the exemptions and incentives'. So, BFI forms a triplet. CDH: 'C' discussed a person (as suggested by the mention of 'global ambassador' which refers to an individual) who is only mentioned in 'D' i.e. 'Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia'. 'H' further tells what he says i.e., 'it is difficult for him to choose his favourite ragas'. Moreover, 'him' in 'H' refers to a person mentioned in 'D'. So, CDH forms a triplet. Hence, the answer is option c).