Which of the following correctly defines Open Market Operations (OMOs) as a monetary policy tool of the RBI?

Open Market Operations (OMOs) are the RBI's purchases or sales of Government Securities in the secondary market. OMO Purchase (buy): RBI buys G-Secs from banks, crediting their current accounts — injecting rupee liquidity into the banking system, an expansionary action. OMO Sale (sell): RBI sells G-Secs to banks, debiting their accounts — absorbing liquidity, a contractionary action. OMOs are an indirect, market-based monetary policy tool. Option A describes the Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) — a separate daily window. Option C describes forex market intervention. Option E describes government borrowing from the primary market — not an RBI monetary operation.