Question
The most longer (A) element of the Court’s judgment
was its proposition (B) that caste, and the ___________ (C) to right historical wrongs, is no contentious (D) sufficient grounds for government benefits. Directions : In the following questions, one word is missing and three words are emboldened. In the options, a word and the possible rearrangement options are given. Rearrange the words and fill in the blank with the correct word to get a meaningful sentence.Solution
D is incorrect at its place. It can be exchanged with A. ‘need’ fits the blank. So, option 2 is correct. The most contentious element of the Court’s judgment was its proposition that caste, and the need to right historical wrongs, is no longer sufficient grounds for government benefits.
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