Statement: Banning books that can ruffle minorities is the right approach in a democratic country like India.
I. India is still home to a huge socialist movement.
II. India has experienced a violent partition on religious grounds.
III. In a democratic set-up, minorities interests need to be safeguarded.
IV. India has 28 states and 8 Union Territories.
V. Respect for minorities is a feature of democracy.
Assumption II and IV just add data. Option I is not related to the topic discussed in the statement. Assumption III and V are related to the statement and are positive assumptions that the author must have taken. These are related to the fact that in a democracy, minorities should be respected for a peaceful environment and their interests should be safeguarded
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