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Which of the following conclusions are most obvious in relation to the statement given below: Statement: Vehicular source contributes 60% to the total pollution level of Delhi, as informed in the Rajya Sabha today. Conclusion: I.  The court has ordered that the main source of pollution should be identified. II.  The problem of pollution is high on the worklist III. In the other cities also, vehicular source contributes around the same percentage level of pollution. IV. This matter was first raised in the Lok Sabha. V.  Not many towns in India face the problem of pollution.

Which of the following conclusions are most obvious in relation to the statement given below: Statement: Vehicular source contributes 60% to the total pollution level of Delhi, as informed in the Rajya Sabha today. Conclusion: I.  The court has ordered that the main source of pollution should be identified. II.  The problem of pollution is high on the worklist III. In the other cities also, vehicular source contributes around the same percentage level of pollution. IV. This matter was first raised in the Lok Sabha. V.  Not many towns in India face the problem of pollution. Correct Answer Only II

The logic follows here is:

Conclusion True/False
I) The court has ordered that the main source of pollution should be identified. False. As there is nothing mentioned in the statement about the ordered pass by the court.
II) The problem of pollution is high on the worklist True. As statement talks about the high level of pollution in Delhi.
III) In the other cities also, vehicular source contributes around the same percentage level of pollution False. As there is nothing mentioned about the vehicular pollution in other cities.
IV) This matter was first raised in the Lok Sabha False. A statement does not give any idea about where the matter was raised first.
V) Not many towns in India face the problem of pollution False. As there is nothing mentioned about the vehicular pollution in other towns of India.

Therefore, Only conclusion II follows.

Hence, the correct answer is "Only II".

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