Question
They involved the SC verdict in a diary case to point
out that investigation against a person can be ordered only when there is prima facie evidence against the person and not on the base of diary entry or allegation. (A) invoked, emphasise, basis (B) necessitated, ignore, foundation (C) argued, exhilarate, bias In each of the questions given below, a sentence is given with three words in bold. Three answer choices are given giving replacements to the words in bold. Select the option that gives the correct combination of the answer choices. In case, the sentence is correct as it is, select āNo Improvementā as the answer.Solution
The words āinvolvedā, āarguedā and ānecessitatedā cannot be used at the first space, whereas, āinvokedā is correct, as it means ācite or appeal to (someone or something) as an authority for an action or in support of an argumentā. The word āpoint outā and āemphasiseā is correct, but āignoreā would make the statement contradictory and āexhilarateā is inappropriate. As for the last word, ābasisā or āfoundationā is correct.
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